8.1 fire magic

2.2 crafting

0.3 water magic

0.2 throwing

0.3 healing magic

Small pouch of salt

Salted fish

Eyepatch

Dull glass spikes

Glass caltrops

Fireproof robes

Engraved glass fire spear

Treasure map on leather

Twisted glass fire staff with mythril alloy arrowhead-tip

A Ship

 

No changes in inventory or stats, just still in that castle with Trent 'n' Briar diggin' for supplies and l00tz.

 

Also, it sounds like an encounter between Jen and Colin seems.... inevitable.

Sounds interesting, sorry I missed it.

 

I'm thinking of taking a break from Niveus, seeing as he's sorta trapped with Manipulation unless he forsakes his ideals. But then Ross would probably just have Manipulation break free. Maybe if I made a new character trying to free all the old gods? Or just a mage-hunter?

Colin, I'm not sure if you want to travel around to magical hotspots and do some research though. I mean, there has to be some magical presence in Adalgor or the Silver waters. All the better for my non-sinister plans.

 

Niveus, I'm sure there's a way that Ross would let you keep Niveus without being stuck with Manipulation. :thumbup:

Aww. I would've liked to make Golems, but.. Eh. Let's see if Telepathy and Nature magic can help me out here. (Also, apologies for all swearing, complaining, and jsut plain unruliness, Ross. I'll try to tone it down, but sometimes i lose track of my manners.. A very large track, which compounds it further.)

Just some news, but I was talking to Ross the other day, and he said that he didn't mind metagaming when it comes to teaming up with other player characters that much. (At least I think that's what I meant. Please correct me if I'm wrong!)

 

So I thought that was kinda interesting. If anyone wants to go adventuring to some magically cool places and do some experimenting, ring me up! :P

I want to, I just gotta get of this demon island. That damn wall of fire is too tall to even fly over, and it's got some machinery that keeps it going underground, which I suspect forms an inverted dome..

Running a session tonight, #Dungeons14

Failed Water Jet + 0.1 Water magic

Vial of tree sap + 0.2 Ice magic + 0.1 Alchemy

Reading on polearms and making ice chainmail (30 minute action) + 0.6 Polearms + 0.2 Ice magic

Ironwood Quarterstaff Halves + 0.2 Water magic

Rough Quarterstaff + 0.1 Water magic + 0.2 Crafting

Smoothed Quarterstaff with decorations + 0.1 Crafting

Book on Botany + 0.3 Foraging + 0.2 Alchemy

One handed polearm + 0.3 Polearm

Hand cooling staves + 0.1 Ice magic

 

0.9 Illusion magic

4.7 Air magic

6.4 Water magic

11.2 Ice magic

1.0 Light magic

0.7 Bludgeoning

0.2 Healing magic

0.2 Necromancy

0.2 Force magic

0.6 Crafting

1.2 Cartography

0.2 Fire magic

1.8 Engineering

0.3 Alchemy

0.9 Polearms

0.3 Foraging

 

Inventory:

Calming blue robes

Recreating bear tooth amulet

Decorated Quarterstaff

 

Property:

Igloo near Hallowsdale

 

Physiology:

Missing two legs and left arm and eye (from frostbite caused by drowning at the bottom of the ocean)

Arcgold legs and left arm replacement

Metal plate over one eye

 

Accomplishments:

Reached the bottom of the ocean and did not die

 

Knowledge:

Geography of Serapova

Bestiary of Serapova

Intricacies of Golem making

Machinery and Tools

History and Geography of Adalgor

Basics of Polearms

Botany

one of them describes your brother to a tee.

Which I expected, but we can't have any metagaming here :razz:

 

Stats:

.3 Crafting

 

Inventory:

Iron Dagger

Iron arrows in a quiver

Ghostwood shortbow

8.1 fire magic

2.2 crafting

0.3 water magic

0.2 throwing

0.3 healing magic

Small pouch of salt

Salted fish

Eyepatch

Dull glass spikes

Glass caltrops

Fireproof robes

Engraved glass fire spear

Treasure map on leather

Twisted glass fire staff with mythril alloy arrowhead-tip

A Ship

 

+

 

1.0 fire

0.3 healing

 

=

 

9.1 fire magic

0.6 healing

2.2 crafting

0.3 water magic

0.2 throwing

Small pouch of salt

Salted fish

Eyepatch

Dull glass spikes

Glass caltrops

Fireproof robes

Engraved glass fire spear

Treasure map on leather

Twisted glass fire staff with mythril alloy arrowhead-tip

A Ship

 

Currently still explorin' the castle with Trent 'n' Briar

3.4 warp

2.1 sound

1.5 allomancy

1.4 force

1.4 geomancy

1.1 aura

1.0 unarmed

0.5 electromancy

0.2 crafting

0.2 stupidity

0.2 foraging

0.1 mining

 

Items:

Iron lute

X-ray tube

Broken antler

Antler

Baerl skin/bone/flesh body armour

Baerl, bone and spine shard staff/mace

quartz crystals with data on arrays, plants and statue

Hey, this looks extremely fun. Am I allowed to join?

Sure, why not.

 

The more the merrier.

Session today Ross? :huh:

 

Also, mind if I make a new character for now? Leave Niveus to imprison Manipulation, maybe come back to him if I die? To be honest, I'd give up Niveus just for that reason. It would be a fitting end, or at least "to be continued," for him.

It's your call.

 

Also, there wont be a session till after thursday, so probably Friday due to exams.

Name Thudg Grimvault

 

Background Thudg Grimvault was named after his father, a strong and exceptionally short dwarf slightly bordering on the size of an elf! He was exceptionally stupid compared to other dwarves and found it hard to work things out, as a child he ripped the arm off another dwarf who was teasing him. Despite being extremely stupid he was always a fantastic fighter, he at age eight managed to beat up six goblins with his bare fists, a feat that not many fully-grown dwarves could manage. Upon reaching his middle ages he decided to go adventuring with only the clothes on his back and a 40lb warhammer.

 

AppearanceThudg Grimvault sports an unkempt appearance; his features include and unshaven beard, long grey hair, red eyes and a weathered face. He is 2ft tall but 4ft wide; his upper arm is twenty inches in diameter! By getting old hes gained a small beer belly but that doesnt mean he doesnt look like some sort of formidable short cave man warrior.

 

Alignment Thudg Grimvault doesnt really have any specific alignment, he will help the dwarves if they are in need but apart from that he doesnt take any allegiance; preferring to simply to destroy things and brawl.

 

 

Strength 10

Skill 2

Toughness 10

Charisma 2

Willpower 0

There is no dwarf race, so dwarves are just humans under a certain lenght.

Would I be allowed to say he comes from an exceptionally short race of humans who coincidentally live like dwarves? it sounds like a bit of a loophole but it will explain the inconsistency. I have already written it now and don't want to write it again but I'm sure no problem can simply come from me being a dwarf. I will essentially play like a human of short stature and nothing more.

I understand that problems could arise if I met another dwarf and it would be harder to change reactions (a dwarf is going to be nicer to another dwarf instead of nicer to a human I assume).

Only one dwarf been met yet, he owns a weapon shop but is probably not a good idea to talk to, someone burned his beard.

Actually, there is a dwarf race.

 

Also, I'm thinking of mixing up the xp system again with the help of a program I'm writing. More information when it's finished, which shouldn't take too long.

Could we have a general overview of what it does?

Well, I was basically thinking that instead of a decimal xp system, I would start using a 1-100 xp system. So to get to level 2 from level 1, you need 100 xp. Simple enough. As it turns out, it only took me like 10 minutes to get the skeleton down.

 

The program lets me generate a 1-100 result, and then apply deductions based on level. So if you're level 10, you would get a -30 to the xp gained.

Would that mean that actions have a set amount of experience?

 

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And it's based on the current level that is getting experience, right?

No, it would mean that actions get a number of experience points that is 1-100, then applying reductions depending on level.

Would every level require only 100 exp?

 

It seems that levels would be gained faster now.