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Planescape: Search for Tir na Og (DnD 5e)

Is it more or less humorous when you realize Rael also has three daggers

@Rune_Alchemist

... oh...

I did not notice that xP

Planescape: Search for Tir na Og (DnD 5e)

Thank you!
I got the third dagger from the Simple Weapon option.

@Guardian Angel Haruki

Oh okay I reread through it, I understand now.

Yeah looks good! Accepted.

Planescape: Search for Tir na Og (DnD 5e)

@Guardian Angel Haruki I apparently didn't see the CS at first oops

Looks good! The only thing is that Aaliyah somehow has three daggers, and looking through starting equiptment for Warlock, I have no idea where she got that third one.

Though it did make my brain think of this interaction:
Aaliyah: Don't worry, I still have a few knives up my sleeve.
Raella: You mean cards.
Aaliyah, taking a dagger out of her sleeve: No I do not.

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Yikes. Sorry, I ruined the surprise. ^^"

@Digizel I tend to use Myth-Weavers Sheets for Characters.

@Guardian Angel Haruki

Nah it's fine XD I'm only keeping quiet about what I know about characters until you guys yourself want to share them.

Planescape: Search for Tir na Og (DnD 5e)

@Rune_Alchemist This is really interesting...
Our characters are similar, but their backstories are complete opposites. XD

@Guardian Angel Haruki

I was going to leave this as a fun surprise for characters and players alike, but yeah, I also noticed this when you guys were talking about your characters.

I am genuinely looking forward to seeing your characters interact. XD

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@Rune_Alchemist Looks good! Accepted.

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

The first word out of Flicker's mouth when they awoke was some sort of curse in elvish. For some reason, they felt very annoyed... no, actually, more than annoyed. They felt angry, but they couldn't for the life of them recall why.

Once they'd processed that bit of emotion, they got themself to their feet and slowly started to take in the rest of the scene, and tried to piece out what had lead them to waking up on the floor of some random tavern. They weren't particularly happy with the conclusion they came to: apparently, they'd gotten roped into a drinking contest with some orc, and for some reason, Flicker themself had ended up participating. Either that, or someone had spiked their drink.

Concerned that they had been both drunk and angry before they had passed out, Flicker quickly started to survey the tavern to make sure they hadn't caused any damage or hurt anyone during the period of time they couldn't remember.

OOC

Flicker rolls a investigation check of 16 to make sure they haven't caused any property damage or harm to any of the patrons while they were blacked out.

Planescape: Search for Tir na Og (DnD 5e)

I think I'm going to be running a Goliath paladin, trying to decide which oath to go with; Devotion, Ancients, or Watchers.

@Lurking Krog

Depends where your characters hail from and what their deal is but both Ancients and Watchers fit particularly well within the plot. The last could also could lead to some interesting interactions with our two warlocks based on how you play it (thankfully, neither of them are fiendlocks, or err... serious tensions could rise).

Planescape: Search for Tir na Og (DnD 5e)

Here is my guy.

Fyodor Strelnikov

Name: Fyodor Strelnikov
Race: Human (Custom Lineage)
Class: Fighter
Background: Haunted One

Personality Traits:
• I'm easily startled, but I'm not a coward.
• I don’t talk about my torments. I’d rather just forget them entirely.
Bond:
• Leo Dilisnya... The name is familiar to me. But I don't know why.
• I owe my life to the Bleak Cabal. I will see the debt repaid.
Ideal:
• Peace At Last. Now that I am free, I just want to live a quiet life.
Flaw:
• I am afraid of mist and avoid it at all costs.
• I am a purveyor of doom and gloom.

Appearance

Personality: Jaded, haunted, pessimistic, and terrified of mist. But also loyal, honest, brave, and able to endure great hardship without complaint. He is determined to repay the Bleak Cabal for saving his life and then live out the rest of his days in peaceful normalcy. While he does his best to be sociable when approached, it quickly becomes clear that he isn't very good at it. He prefers the company of himself and, when not working, he tends to sit still and mutter quietly to himself. From listening in on what few snippets of muttering are spoken loud enough to be heard, curious eavesdroppers have also deduced that he is fixated on the name 'Leo Dilisnya' for reasons not even he can discern.

Backstory: Thirteen months ago, a man stumbled into the Hive Ward as a heavy mist passed through. Badly wounded and barely clinging to life, the Bleak Cabalites who found him thought his eventual recovery a miracle. Once his neck injuries had healed enough to let him speak, the man introduced himself as Fyodor Strelnikov and mentioned being used to lands of never ending darkness, but didn't share much more than that. Upon making a full recovery, Fyodor felt compelled to repay the people that saved his life. He has since then taken on any request made of him by the Bleak Cabal to the best of his ability.

@rush99999

Hey that's the same guy you were going to use for that one Rime of the Frostmaiden RP that didn't happen! Glad you're getting to finally use him.

Also, I'm assuming he has a connection to one of the Domains of Dread? That's cool.

Yeah, your guy seems good. Accepted.

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Ooh, that rundown was very helpful, and I've already got a few ideas of how to either incorporate some of my pre-existing characters in here AND some new concepts....

One quick question regarding Vile Hunt - Talking animals and bestial races presumably includes people like Gnolls, Kenku and Lizardfolk, as well as literal awakened beasts, but how would they view dragonkin like Dragonborn, Kobolds and possibly even Half-Dragons (since I know they at least exist in the D&D worlds)? I know Dragons aren't quite the same as beasts since they tend to naturally more intelligent, but I was just curious what they think. I know Kobolds are often kinda viewed as pests in the D&D worlds, but obviously that doesn't apply to everywhere.

This could be important for potential background details if I do stick with a Kobold like I'm thinking off the cuff.

@Digizel

Good question. According to this one source I found "The Vile Hunt is a Sect who believe that the Multiverse was made for humanoids to better themselves and that other lesser entities, especially animal Petitioners and animaloids, are abominations to be hunted down"... so yeah, that kinda implies that they probably don't think much of dragons themselves, so dragonkin are probably also on their hit list.