Ji's topic - Friendly Plotstrike inbound, find cover!

You'll be looking at the two Player's Handbooks, Rix. The second contains your Druid and Goliath information, and the first will contain information regarding dragonborn and tieflings and other stuff you might find useful.

Password is derp by the way.

Then agian, he's on a DSi right now, so he won't be opening those, I believe.

Alright, I'll get to it. Now then, boisterous, hammy Druid-Goliath. Still on the 'accepted' side?

Your personality is your personality.

Alright. Now in the mean time, should we go into PMs and discuss the Druid-Goliath (I'ma give her a name soon...) and her entrance and official stuff?

It's a bit late but I'm interested too. I could be an Invoker or perhaps, Cleric.

Already having a controller now, we really don't "need" anything. You could legitimately join as effectively anything. Or you could eb the controller, and let Objecto be whatever he wants. But reguardless, I'll discuss this with you some other time, I'm coming down with a headache, I appologize.

I'm still here to talk to, if you like. Y'know. Just for the heck of it.

Hmm. I'll look it up later.

So um, yeah, hasi.

So... We're waiting on Jac, right?

Indeed we does be.

Someone go pester him and his ass then.

Hey guys, found something that should help everyone out. This site (which I just registered on so I'm new too) has GM tools (such as a map generator), forum, and can host character sheets. I'm making my sorcerer right now as a test. Check the site out. http://www.myth-weavers.com/forumhome.php

So, uh, yeah, what's going on, guys?

Was about to ask the same thing. Is this game actually going to get off the ground, or is it dead in the water?

I just haven't gotten around to posting yet. I'd like to see this going. How about we all just deny the extra round of gambling and get on with plot? Sooner we get some actual high-stakes dungeoneering, the better, I think.

I'm about to call in the plot, don't worry. You can accept of not, it is meaningless. The plot's coming soon. Heck, I'll initiate plot calling part 1.

Thanks for the link by the way, Derp. It let me generate a nice little test dungeon for you guys. Though the generator likes to hand you guys like... 700 gold coins, for some reason.

I haven't used that part yet, but I'm not surprised. Most of these generators seem to go by modern RPGA standards (and yes, Spoony's explanation of the RPGA is accurate, I've played with them before at conventions). I'd just make the dungeon and type up your own notes. I'm a nerd, I have spreadsheets for that kind of stuff.

Oh yeah, I keep what it says if it say, gives you 4 or 5, but otherwise I'm going to change it. Besides, I need to tweak any of the encounters it gives me to things I actually have books for. Also, what does CR mean when dealing with traps? 4e just kinda tells us to make traps how we think they should be, and basically wing DC's.

So I should post...?

Quite likely, yes. Actually... yes. Just do... something, all of you. Then le plot will arrive.

Hmm. I dunno what to post yet. I'll think about it.

So... How much gold do we have?

Uh... you notice that the horse's gallop is quite extreme.

You have twenty silvers. So, 2gp.

CR means Challenge Rating. It's basically what level of character the challenge (trap, monster, situation, all have CR) is best suited for. If you put a group of three two level characters (total level 6) against something with a CR of, say, five, they should probably get gipped on some experience. Some. Though if they have a hard time they should get the usual amount. Careful though, one CR 6 monster could dominate those level 2 PCs, so it's a tricky system to use. Just explaining what CR is, not trying to tell ya how to run the game. Basically it's a easy way of rewarding experience and telling if challenges are too easy/hard for the PCs.