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Yeah, I used the PHB age and stuff tables.  I didn't get to copy your tables when I was able to look at your stuff.  I've still got some work to do, I'm just so tired right now.

And roll for HP...

2d4=4,4

 

I think I should drop out. I have too much going on. I can't take on a game right now. Sorry to drag it out like I did. I thought I could play.

Sure Fru.  Any ideas you were looking to do?

I hope to have a name worked out this weekend, then I will set-up the Invisible Castle and get the rolling done. Names are always the hardest thing about a character for me.

Looks like things are heating up. My character sheet is finished, I need to work more on background. I'd hoped to intertwine my little gnome's story with someone else.

As he was largely a creature of the wild, the setting that has been voted on has changed that a bit. I was thinking that as a hunter he is hunting for someone and that has brought him to the big city. 

Seems reasonable.  Sylveran has a rural surrounding area too, so perhaps he's from just outside of that, so he's not nessessarily a stranger to the area.

Sounds interesting.  Just remember my Half-elves are not your normal PhB Half-elves (Read the setting document), so they get different bonuses and such.

OK, for my and other's review...

Rakor - Psionic Rogue/Warrior character
Unleashed - Backed out
Aeson - Backed out
Drewcifer - Batting around ideas
Erekose13 - Gnome Spirit Shamen
Heckler - Dwarf Wizard
Frukathka - Half-elf face of some kind

My Invisible Castle d20 Roll: 20.

So what do I win for a natural '20'?

OK, anyone with a character sheet, stick it here and update it as you work on it.  I'll keep all the characters here for ease of reference.

Nice rolls.  Good to see you have 1 more HP than the wizard   (Who admitedly is a 16 con dwarf with a toad familiar I think)

BTW, if you haven't figured it out, my hard deadline of this weekend is blown, but I'd like to get things moving sooner rather than later

Oops, I mis-read the chart, I will correct it.

So we have:

For my character, the part fey tree hugger it's a bit difficult to get drawn into the setting so I think I may change the character's personality.  Let me know if that's too much personal goal for the adventure you've got set Bront.

Personality: Jemry is a lone wolf of little words. Wise and intelligent though, when he does speak those around would do well to pay attention. He speaks with a gruff voice, not normally associated with someone charismatic, but his words carry weight and he knows it. Out in the wilds he is accustomed to tracking prey and taking advantage of timing and location. Usually a trusting, honest fellow he has become somewhat jadded recently.

History: A practiced hunter from a small thorpe, Jemry is an accomplised woodsman. Until only recently he was widower living with his one grown son almost ready to get out on his own. Last year during a difficult winter a stranger came to his town. The stranger was hurt and asked for shelter. It had looked like wolves had found the stranger late at night in the deep forest.

Jemry, being an honourable and kind person agreed to take in the stranger where the rest of the village shunned him. For two days the stranger stayed with them, regaining his strength. While Jemry' son was carring for the stranger Jemry went out into the forest to try and find out what had caused the wolves in the area to grow so bold. With little luck in the heavy snows he returned home late the next night.

The scene in his hovel will haunt him for the rest of his days. The room was bathed in blood and neither his son nor the stranger was anywhere to be found. Disturbing signs had been drawn in the blood on the walls and a great circle and star pattern filled the floor of the small cabin. Great rending scratches in the dirt withing the circle look as if some great beast had rent the ground.

That very night Jemry left his thorpe following what information he could find about the stranger. Still he hunts him as he arrives in Sylveran looking for some clues that his son could still live and if not to take revenge on the stranger.