saalaria wrote:A roving band of proselytisers - seeking converts everywhere. Fighting the good fight against evil wherever it festers...its got legs I tell ya!
As an aside - anyone ever played in a campaign of one class? I haven't but it could be interesting for a change (don't worry ace: not seriously suggesting it for yours!)
Hey guys Im going to throw up a few house rules shortly, but I'm pretty sure Clerics will have a spell at first level in those house rules ( at least those with a WIS 13 or higher).
Okay Im in - excited as havent played b/x for a long long time - it will be fun!
So Ath...another Halfling?!
How many others are yet to put their sheets in - I know DMW is still in- but any others?
1) All weapon attacks by characters (PC or NPC) will do 1-6 (1d6) points of damage, adjusted by Strength and magical bonuses, if applicable. (pg B25)
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2) If the Variable Weapon Damage system (pg B27) is used, check the weapon type to find how much damage each weapon will do (adjusted by Strength and magical bonuses or penalties).
Whenever a two-handed weapon is used (including pole arms), the attacker cannot use a shield (this may reduce the Armor Class of the attacker) and will always lose the initiative, whatever the roll (see page B23).
Sorry ath - had it in my head you had several halflings - of course your signature is a good pointer that you don't!
Re the cash (or lack of!) - I was pleased myself..but I did have had to forgo my holy symbol - may not be a wise move bearing in mind the adventure title! Keen to trade up the armour asap too. The high dex helps a lot though...
saalaria, any chance I can convince you to consider lowering your intelligence by four points, thus allowing you to round your strength up to 16 (+2 to hit and damage) and your dex to a mighty 18 (-3 AC)?
Also, you can make the character list in your signature hyperlinks directly to your characters. Whisper me if you'd like some assistance on doing so.
"It is inevitable that at some point a character will fall into a pit, off a wall, or over a cliff." - OSRIC, p.119
