Lucius Cypher

Keratia: Story of the Surf, Tales of the Deep

The crate of steel is worth a single unit, however a single box of pitch is only worth about 1 GP by itself, with each of it's ten flasks worth 1 SP.

D&D 5e - Asembia: Untitled Roles

The problem with exhaustion is that unlike other status effects which baring very specific circumstances/poisons, usually don’t last too long and don’t get worse than it already is. But exhaustion can’t be healed out without greater restoration, and without that you only lose one level of exhaustion per long rest. And if you have more than one level that’s multiple days you’ll need to be laid up, because you can only take one long rest per 24-hour. So can’t have three long rests in one day.

Exhaustion is debilitating because it’s so hard to remove, which is why the Berserker Barbarian is one of the worse subclasses one 5e, because of how easy it is to accumulate exhaustion.

D&D 5e - Asembia: Untitled Roles

Personally I think gaining exhaustion after being brought back from death makes more sense and is more fair than exhaustion gained fro just going unconscious after a battle. Presumably, magic healing helps accelerate and prevent the usual trauma caused to the body when it goes into an unconscious state. But straight up dying is taxing no matter what magic you’re capable of. And obviously, dying is a much more grievous condition to avoid than just unconsciousness.

Keratia: Story of the Surf, Tales of the Deep

It’s just for saving face. You know between pirates, guards, thieves, and other rough-and-tumble folks it pays to keep up a fierce appearance. The guard looks offended because he’s suppose to look like he’s not going to accept your bribe and would totally kick your ass if given the chance, something he’s probably thinking about as he takes your money and walking away. Plus I’m the off chance you do end up doing something that really would warrant the guards attention like murdering a dude or burning down a building, he can say that he was doing his job and planned to fight you if it comes to it. While still pocketing you’re hush money.

D&D 5e - Asembia: Untitled Roles

I’m iffy on it myself. I understand it’s one of those realism rulings but as per usual with rules of realism, they’re really more to make things difficult for players since it’s rarely something we can capitalize on our opponents. Not to mention it could potentially put us into a cycle of hurting where we fight, go down, get brought back up, and accumulate exhaustion which I should remind everyone, you only lose one per long rest. Even a single level of exhaustion can be crippling for those of us who want to roleplay more since skills are the first to suffer from exhaustion.

Obviously we should try and avoid losing all of our HP, but sometimes the die just isn’t in your favor when it comes to matters like that. And when it’s just bad rolls that’s just bad luck, but exhaustion on top of that is a good reason as any to abandon a crawl or at least be stuck doing nothing for a day or so.

Keratia: Story of the Surf, Tales of the Deep

Sure but I can tell you right now you’ll need a better toll if you’re offering anything less than 30 gp.

Keratia: Story of the Surf, Tales of the Deep

The guards looked to you with a stern glare. One of them even seems offended until he accepts your coin. "Tis a quiet night eh chum?" The other guard looks through the bag of coins and counts it up. "Aye, it is. Let's carry on then eh?" The guards continue onward, away from the docks and giving you and your crew a clear path to the docks and your ship. Nyx still stays on the look out but you and your men otherwise have no issues returning to the Kraken. Knowing protocol about these things, your men are quick to take the booty below deck and stash it away in case the authorities have to do any searching. Once the coast was clear Nyx approaches you. "Seems like we're managed to make it out without a pip, captain. Though I'm curious what those orcs were up to. Heard rumors of a warband nearby, you think they might be related?"

D&D 5e - Asembia: Untitled Roles

Name: Orchid
Race: Orc
Class: Fighter (Eldritch Knight)
Background: Athropologist
Likes and Dislikes:
Orchid likes lemon/limes as well as listening to music. She finds music and oral traditions to be a common thing about other cultures and is fascinated to learn them.

She dislikes stereotyping and generally feeling like an outsider. She understands that she is both typical and strange as an orc, as orc fighters aren't unusual but ones who are interested in learning other cultures and generally being cerebral are. That being said she hates how she felt growing up as both an orc and at the orphanage, and tries her best to be accepted wherever she may be, though she typically hides her feelings about the matter behind both a physical and metaphorical mask.

Backstory:
Orchid was born to a traditional orcish family; that is to say, her father was a brutal warrior who had many wives, and Orchid was merely one of his many children. One day her tribe had made an enemy of a local human army and were almost completely wiped out, save for the children. The soldiers cared little for the orphaned kids and left most to their fate, and Orchid was one of the lucky few still young enough to not have any strong memories of her biological family, and thus could easily be raised among the Covenant of Luna Seas. Even as an orc among mostly humans, she was starkly different from her fellow orcs; her bright red hair, her glowing orange eyes, and her pale white skin. Sufficent to say, she received much redicule. But she learned how to ignore these things, and focus on the teachings of the Luna Seas; to seek enlightment through understanding and knowledge. It also helped that over time, Orchid grew to become a strong woman in her own right, both mentally and physically. She earned her respect through physical dominance, but tempered it with a thirst for knowledge.

Overlord: Momento Mori

Basically yeah.

Overlord: Momento Mori

@Enkryption

The important thing about the Cyber Skull is synchronizing with other skeletons, effectively turning Bone Daddy into Bone Daddies, as hell demostrate soon. He doesn’t really gain anything from the Automatron levels aside from meeting qualifications for classes and equipment that require Automatron levels. It does make for a cool aesthetic though.