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Right. Anyway. Is there a next step that should be undertaken? I know the opening post says something about Discord but I haven't really followed up on that.

I think it does. Mostly what I'm trying to see is if a syncretic view of world religions is provably correct within the setting. Wondrous.

Howdy. I am completely new, but I am glad to try and learn if it means getting to play a cowboy. I'd like to request some clarification on this. What does this mean for the interaction of the setting magic and real-world religions? Lastly (for now), are there tuberculosis mechanics in Pathfinder?

Amen. I will patiently await any updates, of course, and they would be appreciated if he's able. If not, all the best to him regardless.

It seems that he was quite preoccupied, so if he's not able to respond now that's fine.

Unfortunate for us, but understandable. Have a lovely and productive time with your other endeavors! *** As for myself, I do have a couple additional questions while I look through my skill options. Is there a skill for Indian languages, or do they speak the "American" language? Is that...

I very much do get the meaning, because that's how I feel. Y'know, the running skill looks pretty good in this situation. It has quite a few other nice bonuses that would be helpful, I think. I suspect I shall go with the Deputy Sheriff idea, and I shall dub him John Lawmanson. Seeing that...

Here's what I'm reading on that page: Knockout/Stun: Anyone hit by a knockout or stun attack will be temporarily dazed or incapacitated. The victim is not necessarily unconscious, just dazed - reduce attacks per melee round to one and no combat bonuses for a stunned/dazed character for 1d4 melee...

I'd appreciate any guidance anyone can offer!

I've come up with more questions. I'm planning to go with the preacher character for now, but I'm open to feedback or suggestions. What are knockout (not knockdown) attacks? Are those just ones that reduce HP to 0 or less, but are non-lethal? How does one mechanically determine if you can...

Me, suddenly considering the fairy companion idea again:

...the preacher idea might be the right one. The art historian would be my next choice, but it would be harder to figure out how to make the idea work*. Either way, I was planning to focus more on "humanities" type skills instead of the hard science or combat ones, which would hopefully round...

Right, it appears I have once again accidentally said the opposite of what I meant to. Thankfully Alchemist's initial reply does seem to answer the question ("doesn't have that perk" implying overflow damage from SDC does carry over to HP, which is what I intended to ask). So it all works out...

I had somehow forgotten, despite the top-tier of that joke. Sometimes I even surprise and impress myself. Indeed. You may have noticed that I've already posted there earlier today.

I have come up with questions based on my short reading. When physical SDC is broken, does excess damage overflow to hitpoints? I read a clause saying this is true for MDC, but I don't remember seeing anything for SDC. The opening post states that MDC of 200 or higher is too much for this...

Hello! Good to see you as well, true believer. That's very reassuring to hear, thank you! I'll start looking a little deeper into what the character creation options are and start putting something together. I've picked up from the OOC thread that you roll for stats. Do you pick you class...

Is Rifts a setting/system that can be played without extensive foreknowledge? My knowledge of the setting is mostly from Wikipedia and some of the lore (or at least the magnitude of it) seems intimidating, but I like Westerns.

Echoing my interest as well.

I'm not particularly bothered by the difference in theme/setting, since my interest was mostly to try out new systems. I don't want to be pushy about it, though.

I haven't played a Crystal Chronicles game since the DS one years ago, but this seems kinda cozy so I might still be interested.