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Go with what you think works the best for Alexis... if you think PsyWar is the way to go, then do it. Just remember with great power is an equally huge price tag! ![]() Team, First, I was not able to type up all of the reviews like I wanted to with all of my other responsibilities. But I will post those that I have and finished throughout the week. Based on this, currently, Phase 2 PMs will not go out until probably Friday. Apologize for the delay. Onward! Cheers, Xian
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![]() Name: Dresmorlin Race: Drow (Don’t really care if I just use elf template) Class: Wizard Alignment: Lawful Neutral Place of Origin: The Underdark in the Forgotten Realms Appearance/Personality: Dresmorlin is your typical blue eyed, white haired Drow though his eyes have a hallow sunken look to them. Given what he went through going to the Forsaken plane it’s understandable. He normally wears an expression that something bad is about to happen and is not happy about it. That can range from looking grim to being very calculating. He used to be a bit more positive about life but now, in this place, not so much. What aspect of your character attracted the attention of the Dark Powers? Well, he is under the assumption it is his knowledge of the planes, the Forsaken Plane specifically. He believes he was brought here to be used in some fashion for what he knows. The question is, what does he know that’s worth the price it cost to bring him here? Last edited by AlwaysCivilMike; Jan 14th, 2016 at 01:19 PM. |
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Reviews so Far....
Team,
Here is the latest table with what I believe are the updates. If I missed you, just post a note and I will get on it... as previously mentioned, I found myself unable to write all of them so I posted those I got done and will finish the remainder over the week as work (home and office) both ramped up exponentially.
Here is snippet from the Campaign Information for the Game Folders that I wanted to share especially for those that comments and those still waiting alike. The Forsaken Planes is a low magic setting, not unlike those found on the material plane. Spellcasters are rare, and common folk seldom witness the supernatural, understanding it only through folklore, though that folklore is very prevalent. Subtle and unknown to all but the select and rare few, the natural laws of the Forsaken Plane have been insidiously re-written. Good and Evil - Villainous and Virtuous. Evil is the seed at the heart of the Forsaken Plane. This evil though and those that would become its inmates are not mindless or slavering beasts. The heart of evil is choice and through those choices the denizens of the Forsaken Plane are damned to torment or redeemed. Mere evil is not enough to attract the Dark Powers on the Forsaken Plane. Despite the corruption of evil and the damned, they share the same motivations as countless other folks; they hope for love, crave respect or even yearn for acceptance. Yet those who turn to evil on the Forsaken Plane are not poor, misunderstood souls damned through no fault of their own. Their selfish natures perverts simple wants and needs into obsessive lusts and they earn their damnation through the commission of horrid crimes. Those damned are all the more monstrous for the empathy one might feel for them, not in spite of it. Even when forced to face their transgressions, most damned remain or choose to remain obstinately blind to their own failings and faults, instead lashing out for perceived wrongs and persecution. Those damned to the Forsaken Planes bound not unlike Tantalus in the underworld, tormented by their greatest desires. This is the point where the characters come in, as stated there is no such a thing as true neutral. Every sentient being has a tendency one way or the other on the ethical and moral axes. The Powers have drawn the characters for a purpose. For the villainous, The Powers will seek to test how far they will go to fulfill their greatest of desires... to see whether they will choose salvation over damnation by denying their greatest desire. In character, this means that the character must find thing to things that would cause them to reconsider... realistically... fulfilling their greatest desire. For the virtuous, The Powers have chosen them not because that they are immaculate or incorruptible. The Powers bring the virtuous to the Forsaken Planes because they possess moral flaws or fault lines that are strong enough to cause a true dilemma when the virtuous battle corruption so that they must choose between maintaining that virtue and something the value or care for very much. The fear of loss because the shadows of greed and lust that easily can turn down a dark path, that once it has a hold will not easily let go. Spells and abilities that detect ethical alignment (law-chaos) functions normally, but no magic can directly and accurately detect the moral alignment (good-evil axis). By shielding evil, mortals/characters must now rely solely on their judgment, to make choices on those judgments, and ultimately live with those consequences. Good and evil are locked in an eternal struggle. Those who preserve their innocence are subtly protected from the forces of darkness, while those who commit evil acts risk falling to these ethereal powers, their minds and bodies slowly warping to reflect their new inner corruption. Those who wholly embrace the lures of The Powers and the evil can and will find themselves bound to the Plane in prisons of their making. (and become NPCs) This is the essence of the Forsaken Plane, where innocence and virtue battle corruption and evil. Where love can destroy or redeem. Where magic cannot overcome morality and divine justice or whatever The Powers may be comes to all. Reviews below for those that are complete. Rest pending! Thanks! Cheers, Xian
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I'm going with Feral Hunter.
I could give some lame excuses on why I chose, but I definitely won't say that it was the result of a coin flip. I totally rolled a d2 instead
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New Here? Try a New Player Solo Game Systems available: 3.5e, PF, 4e, 5e, 13th age, CoC, DnD, FATE and Traveler. Will you swear it? Take the Oath Here. 6/22/22: New Status Update Here Last edited by Digorig; Jan 13th, 2016 at 09:55 AM. |
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OK...after reading Xian's last post...I'm just a little bit frightened. I mean, all I did was eat all the leftover Chinese food - that's not such a bad thing, is it? But now...I'm scared.
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Eating all the leftover Chinese will take you straight to hell....sorry. LOL. I would take that over a draft application that I knew I should sit on for a night because...well it's a draft for a reason. I spotted a few "what the hell did I write" sentences and someone was polite enough to point out some third grade grammar errors. I guess the saying is true: "You never get a second chance to make a horrible first impression." Luckily I nailed it on the first try *rolls eyes*
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![]() Onward! Cheers, Xian
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I do have a couple sheep's heads in the freezer though...maybe one of them on a spike on the front porch would do the trick? Last edited by suburbanplankton; Jan 13th, 2016 at 01:55 PM. |
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I don't know about mist, but I definitely have snow here.
Which is awesome. Snow is awesome. And Cool. It gives me a boost to my Saves v Fear. So I might have to work a little harder to get into the proper spirit of the game... ![]()
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Question: with the note : "no magic can directly and accurately detect the moral alignment (good-evil axis)" does that affect abilities too? Example a sword that is good aligned, usually bestows a neg level if used by evil... or how about a holy weapon? Normally damages evil.. do they just not work anymore or dont exist? How about damage reduction or spells like protection, do they all lose the bonus vs good or evil?
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Most of the protect items would be an indirect means of discerning alignment... but the Mists and The Powers are not talking... ![]() Cheers, Xian
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I don't exactly know what that gives me except pressure headaches and confused wardrobe choices. Spirit of the game or not, I feel as though snow will be next on the cards, just to toss me about a little more ![]()
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