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God School

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Life on the Streets

@Savi Ted's eyes lit up at the mention of food. The pastry from this morning felt like millions of years ago now. If he wasn't here with this kind woman, then he would probably be snagging some bread from a street vendor or something. "If anybody asks about me or anybody living with you, please tell them nobody is." I said as I walked over to the kitchen. "I honestly don't want people knowing about me. It usually gives people ideas." Ted was now glancing through the kitchen cabinets, strong and looks like they were made of oak. Then he went and glanced in at the fridge. Ted's mouth dropped. "Do you have a food tree or something?" Ted asked astounded by all the food in the house. There were at least 10 boxes of cereal, 3 cartons of milk, a bottle of orange and apple juice. The crisper was packed with different vegetables and fruits of all color. David then grabbed one slice of every type of sandwich meat and cheese the woman had in her fridge. By the time the sandwich was put together it was about 6 inches tall. Ted started to devour the sandwich.

Life on the Streets

Seeing that I hadn't posted a description of my appearance yet I've decided to do that in the last post since my appearance in the CS is very vague, and I'm not good enough at drawing to accurately display how I picture Ted to look.

Life on the Streets

@Savi
Ted hadn't showered in so long, the closest thing he'd done on the streets was bathed in one of the tubs at the store, but that had been such a hassle, collecting enough water to fill two tubs and the second one he couldn't even heat with water so it was the same as if he'd bathed in the river. Cold dirty water... He had only done that three times in the time he's been on the streets, which had been many many years, and every time only because he had to impress people for some reason or another. It never worked. "I'll..." He said with a loss to words. Ted walked toward the bathroom and pulled open the door. It was a sliding door which glided just above the ground. It was a small bathroom, but large enough. As soon as you walked in there was a sink that looked like some fancy stone sitting on top of wooden cabinets. The toilet was tucked away on the other side of the sink and the shower was a bathtub shower. Ted walked over to the sink and turned one of the nobs. Water ran out of the faucet. "Actual running water". Ted said amazed. Ted quickly turned off the faucet and slid the door closed and locked it. He was amazed at actually having privacy. Well he had enough privacy anyway living alone in an abandoned store, but there is nothing to prevent somebody from walking in on him like Branna had earlier. There were two towels hanging on the towel rack. One looked recently used while the other, a nice green one, looked like it was recently washed and hung up for guests. Ted then stripped and glanced at the mirror. "wow... I really do look a mess." Ted muttered to himself. His hair was unkempt and a thick layer of dirt colored it darker than its natural color. The lower down the mirror he looked the more he disliked what he saw. His face had a layer of dirt on it. He had the appearance of an actress who had mistakenly put dirt on her face instead of powered. Everything had dirt on it, but the part of him he hated most was how unnaturally thin he was. His arms had some muscle on them because of all the work he had to do, but under the thin layer of muscle was bone. His ribs easily showed through his skin. Living on food scraps for the past few years hadn't helped Ted at all. Ted closed his eyes in discuss, turned on the shower to warm water. But since Ted wasn't used to warm water it felt like he would get cooked alive in there. He quickly switched the nob to cold water, which felt warm to him, and Ted stepped in.

Fifteen minutes later Ted got out and looked at his reflection in the mirror again. He still looked horribly thin, but at least now his hair was a dirty blond instead of brown, the dirt having been washed off, and the grime that covered his face and body was now gone. Ted quickly dried himself off using the green towel and threw on his own clothing again. Ted opened the door and walked through the door relieved to see that his host was respecting his privacy enough not to be lurking outside the door. "Your home is really nice." Ted said "Thank you for letting me wash up, I haven't had a chance to do that in years."

FMA: A New Threat Rises

What are we waiting on?

D&D 3.5 Adventure

1) What's the starting level? This would influence what races are available. I'm interested in playing a Centaur, but with 4 racial hit dice and a +2 level adjustment, we'd need to be starting at pretty high level for me to start with any class levels.

2) How are ability scores being generated? I'm hoping for some form of point buy, since it's vastly more fair and it also stops people from cheating on their rolls.

3) Are characters required to be good, or simply required to not be evil?

4) What can you tell us about the world? Any major factions we should know about? A quick overview of the major religions might also be helpful for those interested in playing a cleric, paladin, or other divine caster.

@Primal Conundrum

@thorgili

1)The party will be starting at level one and working their way up, sorry if this negatively impacts your character, since this will be my first adventure as DM I'm trying to keep things fairly simple.

2)The CS I've already received used ability scores generated by die rolls. All you have to do is decide which ability you want each roll in.

3)Characters can be whatever alignment they want, however I would prefer that they be neutral or lawful. Adventures tend to get chaotic and less fun with chaotic and lawful people "attempting" to work together.

4) I found out yesterday that my D&D Folder/notes were thrown away when I wasn't home, so I'm currently creating the new one again. I don't have much information as of right now since I've just drawn up the new map last night. The map will be of islands and contents, you will be beginning on the largest island in a town just out of the main city surrounded by forests. To get to the capital you would need to cross a road leading through mountains. There are four, possibly 5, rival nations. 2 large continents that run off of the "Known World", an island nation made up of many small islands, the nation your starting on ruled under a monarch, and lastly a small island that I currently have planned simply being there with an indigenous tribe living on it. The other nations are led by other rulers, haven't completely decided how yet, but one of them will be a monarch as well. The starting town is on the content of Eincrad. You will be starting in the village called Neilrad and the capital of Eincraf is Denmar. The two contenent nations are Acindia and Mort Reyald. The island nation is Isle de Crandor with a capital of Azarak.

@thorgili Thanks for letting me know your interested, if you need help making the character just PM me and we can talk over skype, Steam, or Google+.

As for the CSes I've received:
CN: Artemis Kratos
Player: Keygan
Class: Warrior
Race: Human
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Gender: Male

Life on the Streets

"Considering I haven't had a working bathroom for..." Ted quickly caught himself and looked embarrassed. He had almost revealed too much too soon. A haircut was another answer entirely. The last time he had given himself a haircut he had managed to shorten his hair, but it was anything even. He put a hand up to his head and felt how long it had gotten since then. Approximately a year had passed since he had last attempted it. "A haircut... I must look like a mess." Ted finally admitted.

Life on the Streets

"A Bazzer?" Ted asked trying to figure out what the lady said. He had a hard time figuring out her accent. This strange lady seems kind enough. Ted of course decided he would have to test her trustworthiness later on. But for now she seemed sane at the very least. The most difficult part of living on his own wasn't his fear of water after his near drowning incident, but actually being alone. He generally felt it at night. "Wait did you say I had a room?" he said in surprise after a few seconds of translating what the woman was telling him.

D&D 3.5 Adventure

Thanks Keygans, Also I would prefer players be Lawful or Neutral good. Generally people in the past have had trouble working together with chaotic and lawful in one adventure.

D&D 3.5 Adventure

@BelatedGamer If I don't answer your question than rephrase it please. My plan is a 4-6 member adventure, the normal fantasy based adventure. I need to get an idea of the what the party consists of before I can get into more detail, I'd be making the adventure based on the party. Although for the idea I have right now its going to build a world made up of a few small islands and towns. The party will be asked to help out farmers or royalty, depending how far this makes it, and getting rich/strong due to these requests which normally have you clearing out a dungeon or something. Again I have the idea of some adventures written down, but before I can align why you are doing these tasks or what you'd get from it I'd need to find out an idea of how the party will/might fit together. Of course after the first dungeon I'd have a better idea what I'm working with.

Questions:
1. Are we sticking to the set DnD classes or are Pathfinder classes included
2. Set races or are we allowed to make our own using the race builder for Pathfinder
3. If we are allowed to build our own races, how many racial points are we allowed

-In simplicity, how strict are we sticking to DnD and what aspects of Pathfinder are there

@Kronshi

1/2) I would prefer you stick with the races and classes from the Player's handbook Version 3.5, so I would have access to information while building the dungeons, but my brothers have collected a few books I do have access to. You can use any class/race from the following books, but please let me know which ones you use.

Libris Mortis The Book of Undead
Races Of Stone
Planar Handbook
Players Handbook v 3.5
Draconomicon The Book of Dragons
Complete Warrior
Complete Arcane
Complete Divine
FrostBurn Mastering the Perils of Ice and Snow
Expanded Psionics Handbook

3. As I have mentioned above I would prefer the pre-set races from any of the above books, but I would be willing to allow you to make them as long as you do not require help creating the race and I can judge that that character is not over powered. I might request you to make some changes like race specific bonuses.@Kronshi