Also...

Here is the Game itself! XD

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Thank you!

Second Result [+]

You got the Scourge Aasimar!

The reincarnation is complete! XD

Okay. Not what I was expecting, but at least I'm not a giant spider or a slime.

A bit more lore for your world, should you choose to accept it. I used to have a gnome priestess that used one as a mobile church, preaching from the rear porch.

Living Wagon

Type: Vehicle (Land) Cost: 100 gp Weight 600 lbs.

A living wagon is long roofed vehicle pulled by a team of horses and is intended for the long term comfort of the traveler, typically used by traveling shows and caravaners. Access to the interior is from a rear porch that has mounted or hinged steps that fold down.

While there's variation in how they're built, the inside is usually furnished with sleeping berths at the front and small stove on the left with a chimney going through the roof, opposite a small bench.

Barrels are mounted outside for water, grain, or flour. A belly box (35gp) can be added underneath for additional storage.

If you have proficiency with a certain kind of vehicle (land or water), you can add your proficiency bonus to any check you make to control that kind of vehicle in difficult circumstances.

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Okay. Not what I was expecting, but at least I'm not a giant spider or a slime.

A bit more lore for your world, should you choose to accept it. I used to have a gnome priestess that used one as a mobile church, preaching from the rear porch.

Living Wagon

Type: Vehicle (Land) Cost: 100 gp Weight 600 lbs.

A living wagon is long roofed vehicle pulled by a team of horses and is intended for the long term comfort of the traveler, typically used by traveling shows and caravaners. Access to the interior is from a rear porch that has mounted or hinged steps that fold down.

While there's variation in how they're built, the inside is usually furnished with sleeping berths at the front and small stove on the left with a chimney going through the roof, with a small bench on the right.

Barrels are mounted outside for water, grain, or flour. A belly box (35gp) can be added underneath for additional storage.

If you have proficiency with a certain kind of vehicle (land or water), you can add your proficiency bonus to any check you make to control that kind of vehicle in difficult circumstances.

Oooh! Thank you!
I'll definitely include this. XD This is cool!

I'll send you the bit of lore later today, for now, here are my two rolls:

first: https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/24586 63

second: https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/24587 81

I'll send you the bit of lore later today, for now, here are my two rolls:

first: https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/24586 63

second: https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/24587 81

Nice! Thank you for both rolls!

Now then...you got...

*drum roll*



Reincarnation Complete!

Lore.

The Amora Heights.
This is the largest mountain range stretching from the Northern Shores to the raging waterfalls of the Southern lands.
They are ruled by those known as the ‘Panther Lords’, the ones that can suffer the heights and are as elusive as they are mythical.
Rarely seen by those that venture up there, most merchants and travellers stick to the Mountain trail, known as the Snowpass. This allows one to cross and traverse the Mountains in ‘relative’ safety, for no one is truly ever safe on the road.

Gorm’s Hammer.
One of the highest peaks is known as Gorm’s Hammer. With its jagged peak, it was given the name because it is connected to the battleground where the giant Gorm the Cruel fought Venradhi Thousandscar.
The tale goes that Gorm the Cruel used to live on the Mountain, coming down only to snatch up children and fair maidens to feast upon. He was a great terror of the realm. Many a hero and many a knight had attempted to end the life of the vicious giant, but so far none prevailed.
It wasn’t until a lowly tailor figured out a way to defeat him.
He did so by luring in another great threat, namely Venradhi Thousandscar, a terrible Dragon with a distaste for trolls and giants. Though many versions of the tale exist, with the lowborn hero eliciting help from all sorts of sources, the ending ends up pretty much the same, with a confrontation between the two terrors and them battling each other, whilst the clever little tailor weaves and sows his thin thread so efficiently that in the end they both topple, they ‘beat the current shape’ into the mountains during their fight and with their fall at the end.
Some say the Hammer is still there, hidden away when the both of them fell.

question do we pick our class or will you pick it for us?

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question do we pick our class or will you pick it for us?

You guys will start off as Commoners and will have opportunities to pick a class during the game itself. ^^”

Lore.

The Amora Heights.
This is the largest mountain range stretching from the Northern Shores to the raging waterfalls of the Southern lands.
They are ruled by those known as the ‘Panther Lords’, the ones that can suffer the heights and are as elusive as they are mythical.
Rarely seen by those that venture up there, most merchants and travellers stick to the Mountain trail, known as the Snowpass. This allows one to cross and traverse the Mountains in ‘relative’ safety, for no one is truly ever safe on the road.

Gorm’s Hammer.
One of the highest peaks is known as Gorm’s Hammer. With its jagged peak, it was given the name because it is connected to the battleground where the giant Gorm the Cruel fought Venradhi Thousandscar.
The tale goes that Gorm the Cruel used to live on the Mountain, coming down only to snatch up children and fair maidens to feast upon. He was a great terror of the realm. Many a hero and many a knight had attempted to end the life of the vicious giant, but so far none prevailed.
It wasn’t until a lowly tailor figured out a way to defeat him.
He did so by luring in another great threat, namely Venradhi Thousandscar, a terrible Dragon with a distaste for trolls and giants. Though many versions of the tale exist, with the lowborn hero eliciting help from all sorts of sources, the ending ends up pretty much the same, with a confrontation between the two terrors and them battling each other, whilst the clever little tailor weaves and sows his thin thread so efficiently that in the end they both topple, they ‘beat the current shape’ into the mountains during their fight and with their fall at the end.
Some say the Hammer is still there, hidden away when the both of them fell.

Thank you so much! Your lore has been added into the official game. XD

EDIT: Corrected my sentence. Curse you, AutoCorrect!

I've got another bitsy of lore, that you might like:

Pathfinders.

They are young pure spectral fey-spirits.
They feed on dreams and are small but curious creatures. Generally good natured and with a little bit of a mischievous attitude. Most of the time the watch over children and feed off their dreams as a sort of spirit guardian.
They tend to use portals to zip in and out of the world and are usually small.
As said usually act as an inner voice/instinct or a spiritual guardian for infants and small children and usually leave the child when it grows up or stops interacting with it.
Or unless the child becomes more antagonistic towards it. Despite their magic they are rather skittish and require a gentle touch. It is why they don’t do well in captivity.
They in the end they usually act as familiars for the magic casters or return to the world of dreams and shadow. By this time they have perfected and solidified their own form and intent, representing usually an intent similar or opposite of that of the magic wielder in order to complement them.
Keep in mind they choose the one they bond with, not the other way around.
Those that get a Pathfinder have a great responsibility as corrupted ones can turn into some of the most deadly and dangerous Fey creatures imaginable.

Some examples of what they tend to look like:

And on the flipside

The Nightstalkers:

Terrifying unformed creatures to seek a host to live and feed off of. They burrow into their dreams, fears and eventually their very soul contorting and altering the body of the host, until it no longer has the strength, the will to fight back. Those infected first lose their sense of self. They become one with the the parasite and ultimately get absorbed into the Nightstalkers depths, forcing it on a new quest for a new host.
They can live everywhere and are highly intelligent, they can allow their victims to come through and use their voice, their body to pretend everything is fine. Only in the final stages when the victim's body is too far deteriorated does the Nightstalker need to look for another potential host.
Which isn't a difficult thing to do. Most hosts don't even realize they are infected until it is far too late.

What could they look like?

@Neianna86 Thank you so much! The Pathfinders are so cute, and the Nightstalkers are terrifying! XD

With this new lore, I'll say you also start the game off with Inspiration. ^_^

I thought they would be fun, whether as an encounter or potential allies along the way.

Nightstalkers are meant to be terrifying, I just upped the shadowcreature from the old Dnd Cartoon and just tweaked it a little more.

I am also almost done with my character, so I'll be posting that soon too.

All right here is my character:
Katherina Voronin aka Kitty Twilight
https://v1.dicecloud.com/character/jSQydL977bfM5EwJy/Katherina-Kitty-Twilight

All right here is my character:
Katherina Voronin aka Kitty Twilight
https://v1.dicecloud.com/character/jSQydL977bfM5EwJy/Katherina-Kitty-Twilight

Ooh! A spy! Very cool! XD

Everything looks good here. Go ahead and post your character in the Characters tab in the game thread. ^_^

The link to the game thread is in the first post of Page 2 of this thread. ^_^