[OOC] Joe's Diner

[Trout of Doubt]

So he's a unicorn? A flying one? A Unisus? A Pegicorn?

Dwarven stomach. Noted.

[Narsis]

Originally Posted by Lazersetcetera

Bit of dust and broken ceramics, they'll be fine, you baby.

depends on the type of donut. if it had like glaze or something, i would never eat it. dirt (and bacteria) are gonna stick all over the thing.

[Lazersetcetera]

Victor was meant to be cleaning downstairs rather than mooching upstairs and shirking, so he wasted as much time as possible before coming down. However, even he would have trouble justifying making batter and stuff for a new batch, so they are from the caterers. Bunch of glazed rings. Take your chances.

[UncaJJ]

Narsis, Tyler's about a round behind...
Lazers, don't forget WLD too if you have time please

[Lazersetcetera]

Won't forget, on it today.

[Trout of Doubt]

Trout, DON'T FORGET TO BE GREAAAAT!

[Narsis]

Originally Posted by UncaJJ

Narsis, Tyler's about a round behind...

err...it's probably fine. (or rather what i mean is you can assume he'll stay more or less where he is until someone flushes the thing out)

[Trout of Doubt]

Heh. Let's see what we can do here.

[Trout of Doubt]

Yeeeeeehaw, now we're going!

I cannot wait to have reputation power. I feel so feckless throwing around these little grey markers. I want to give prestige, goshdarnit!

[UncaJJ]

Ahhhh... it's nice to have enough going on to be able to write a longer post... Yeeeeeeeehaw indeed!

[Trout of Doubt]

I like hearing from all the players in between my posts as often as possible, even if it is to say that your character does nothing. That way, I know that you are up to speed, and that your character is, too.

Artfully doing nothing is also acceptable. Doing nothing of importance, but something certainly not of, doubly so. ( I tried to mean doubly acceptable. I don't know if you can do that to acceptable.)

On another note, at what point does a character have too many traits? I'd like your opinions on this... it might not be relevant to our game, but it probably is.

[Lazersetcetera]

Don't ask me, I like traits. And the more there are, the more quirky and situational you can afford to pick. Things like Amateur Bard I think it's called which give you +1 and perform in class (quite good) and also +2 knowledge local to check out the local music scene.

Yeah dude, it's the hipster trait, you get to hang out with the DJ.

In a game with just one trait, people would never pick that, not super powered enough (Reactionary, Beast of the Society), but it's funny and quite good in its own way.

[Narsis]

Originally Posted by Trout of Doubt

I like hearing from all the players in between my posts as often as possible, even if it is to say that your character does nothing. That way, I know that you are up to speed, and that your character is, too.

Artfully doing nothing is also acceptable. Doing nothing of importance, but something certainly not of, doubly so. ( I tried to mean doubly acceptable. I don't know if you can do that to acceptable.)

On another note, at what point does a character have too many traits? I'd like your opinions on this... it might not be relevant to our game, but it probably is.

I've been trying to get a post in between each time but things are moving quite fast. Not that I mind.

As for traits...I have absolutely no opinion since I'm completely unfamiliar with all of them in Pathfinder.

[Trout of Doubt]

Well that's pretty fair... Do you think it would be more fun to have lots of Traits? Or just one or two?

Also, how do you prefer generating abilities?

Many people enjoy the point buy method, but I usually feel disappointed no matter what I end up settling on. I also like rolling for them, but then it feels imbalanced due to huge differences in character power.

My favorite way to do it is choose from a small variety of preset number sets, and then slot them in.

I'll probably decide to do that for this game unless there is wide-spread rioting.

[Lazersetcetera]

I like rolling insofar as you get interesting results like wizards with str 15, and you tend not to have everyone flushing ther cha scores down the dumper.

On the other hand, you get some unplayable crap sometimes. I've had a cleric with wisdom 14, str 13 and 12 con. Was allowed to reroll, luckily.