DC 3.5 - Gwethana
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				Title: <strong>DC 3.5 - Gwethana</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>LEHayes</strong> on <strong>09-02-2011, 23:41:24</strong>
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				you're 14, what's happened in your life so far?&nbsp; That's what determines your skill point assignments.&nbsp; I know your plans to one day become a paladin, were you taught to swim?&nbsp; 
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				Title: <strong>Re: DC 3.5 - Gwethana</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>LEHayes</strong> on <strong>23-02-2011, 03:15:17</strong>
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				If you can't pick an NPC class so I can begin to picture the flavor or your background, then you can't begin to work with me to flesh out the world from "your" perspective.<br><br>If you won't describe how you are when you come "of age", then how are you ever going to become a fighter, or a wizard?<br><br>I've been told you want to start from 16 and another 18.&nbsp; That's fine for this world, but these characters come from another.&nbsp; Life is good, people have families, that range from poor to rich.&nbsp; but you refuse to choose.&nbsp; I only allowed the warrior class for slaves, forced to fight in the area.&nbsp; They are either sons &amp; daughters of slaves, or their recently captured.&nbsp; Another use might be Half-Orcs.&nbsp; You've had to fight all your lives just to eat, weather it be the scraps from the adults table, or the first to kill in a hunt.<br><br>With humans, by age 16-19, as Barbarian, Rogue, or Sorcerer; 16-21 as Bard, Fighter, Paladin, Ranger; and 17-27 as Cleric, Druid, Monk, or Wizard you will have completed your training.&nbsp; Half-Orcs as early as 15.&nbsp; Do you want to have any say in how or why your training took so long?&nbsp; I want you to experience your lives with me running your world.<br><br>The NPC class along with other things about how you see your character, will determine where you start in the world and who I have you meet.&nbsp; How you interact with possible instructors will determine who trains you in your craft.&nbsp; Perhaps you want a paladin, but you come from a small poor village, where the king periodicly searches every village for 14 year old children to bring to the castle for evaluation.&nbsp; Taking you away from families that feed you scraps from the table because if they don't eat, there would be no way they could work to bring home any food.&nbsp; However, you gets the same treatment at the castle, scraps and such, but there's more food in a day than you'd get to eat in four.<br><br>Before you are through, your racial (NPC) class will have 4 levels.&nbsp; All hit dice will be rolled including 1st level.&nbsp; There will be experience for training fights.&nbsp; You will learn non-lethal combat you will spend time in the arena; or see what spells you are capable of learning.&nbsp; Yes!&nbsp; You heard me right.&nbsp; There is a method of seeing if this character gets to learn any given spell.<br><br>This game will have several time units.&nbsp; The minute, the round, the turn, sleep cycle.&nbsp; Each rest requiring class needs two sleep cycles to memorize new spells, but may reuse the same set after only one 4-hour cycle..
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