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Or Finland. You don't want to invade Finland.

Revolver as secondary. I have no idea about Primary, but probably a carbine of some sort.

Have you even been listening? Discussing melee weapons is irrelevant. You either want a trench spike/knife, or a titanium crowbar.

Which is part of the reason I suggest a revolver, since maintainance is fairly easy in comparison to other weapons.

Zathe disregards the situation by overwheming majority vote, and tries to make his way to the ships bridge, or another point where data is held.

Holiday is nearly over. Sessions from monday onwards will either be 10:00-12:30, or 12:00 onwards for weekends.

He has a short attention span and quit.

I'm being generous and giving you all your spells and 1d6 HP back when we start. We can just assume you ran off to heal.

pistols don't have good range. I would use a revolver as a secondary, since they don't jam. Dual wielding is pointless, it decreases accuracy to the point of not killing anything.

Project Sting begins. It's a continuous project, with 5% of the money which was going into infrastructure diverted to it.

Probably. 11:00 or 12:00 PM GMT is likely.

Added the template and tables to the frontpage. Second post down.

No, we're talking about "Solanum" zombies here, or Romero zombies, if you will. They do not require food or sustainance, they hunt humans simply to spread the infection. They do this by driving the human mad with hunger for human flesh, making them bite people. The explanation for the lack of zombified animals is that the virus will kill it before it has control of the brain. A human body has enough body mass that it can gain control of the brain and nervous system, but it wont die in the process. If you use a good rifle or SMG effectively, it will be far more efficient than a shotgun. It will make less noise, have less recoil and be easier to carry. Plus, it will actually kill the zombie. Theres no chance of you getting a bad shot and being left with a torso zombie. Hex, have you ever worn chainmail? If not, you wont understand why when I tell you it's an awful idea. So let me explain. Chainmail is really heavy and will slow you down a lot. It is incredibly uncomfortable over long distances, which will affect your aim, as well as tire you out. Plus, if a zombie bites down, it may still break bones since chainmail does pretty much nothing against crushing damage. It may actually amplify it, since the surface area which is crushing is reduced by the chains. None of us are talking about that. Seriously. We've been trying to say that was a bad idea from the start. Simply grabbing your guns and going out to "Kick [wagon]" is a horrible idea, and those who want to try it are probably better off out of the gene-pool anyway. You want to survive, not rack up the highest body count, and the best way to do that is to avoid zombies entirely.

Zathe analyses it's surroundings before heading off further down the corridor.

Hm...6 players...I guess that will work, but any more, and we'll have to split it up into two groups. I'm moving the template and tables over to this thread, just follow that and you should be able to make a character to play with.

"As the group panics at the sight of nine rat-people aiming crossbows directly at their faces, Jen is busy taking gems from the dead like the evil witch she is, Earth is bleeding heavily, and Igos is acting like a wall and standing still in the doorway while being riddled with bolts. Oh. And Karl. Karl is throwing magic pebbles." "Will our adventurers survive another volley of crossbow bolts? Will they be able to move through these wretched mines without catching the plague? Why are Kobolds such crappy shots? Will Jen stop looting bodies and being fatally wounded in the middle of a brawl? These questions, and hopefully (But not likely) many more might be answered during our next round of "The Burning Plague" Hope you guys had fun. Sorry you couldn't get in Nex, I'll try to sort out that connection problem tommorow, just PM me about it if I forget. Your character is still at the start of the mines, but don't worry, those guys didn't get far.

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I've never had that problem, so I have no idea. I also checked, you have 4 level zero spells and 2 level one.

Indeed.

Thats what the number of spells determines. Refer to your character sheet and the bonus spell table on the frontpage.

Okay, that should be fine.

The folder which you downloaded and installed maptool from. At least, it should be. Not the Maptool folder with all the resources, the folder you downloaded it in.

You run the .jar file for maptool, go to file, connect to server, head to the "Direct" tab, put in the aforementioned IP, password is "tavern", and then you're in I have your character prepared.

You are level one. Refer to the spell number table on the class sheet http://www.d20srd.org/srd/classes/druid.htm And then add bonus spells based on the table on the frontpage.