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KISS method?And if all else fails, you can always fall back on the infallible KISS method.
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KISS method?And if all else fails, you can always fall back on the infallible KISS method.
Keep It Simple, Stupid.KISS method?
Maybe. There's one rule I follow with all my might when I design my characters, worlds and so on: Consistency. Of both internal logic and consequence. As such it's pretty important to me to make sure every part of the backstory flows into the next.Keep It Simple, Stupid.
Lol I can list its advantages, but I dont think you want me to prattle on about rp theory. But it does indeed do wonders.
Gah I feel your pain. There is next to no triton art.I was thinking of switching my character picture, but do you know how hard it is to find a good pic of a female elf that doesn't have a bow in her hand or that doesn't look slutty? Geez!
I can help!I was thinking of switching my character picture, but do you know how hard it is to find a good pic of a female elf that doesn't have a bow in her hand or that doesn't look slutty? Geez!
I was thinking of switching my character picture, but do you know how hard it is to find a good pic of a female elf that doesn't have a bow in her hand or that doesn't look slutty? Geez!
I cam try and help you find some tomorrow!Gah I feel your pain. There is next to no triton art.
I was thinking of switching my character picture, but do you know how hard it is to find a good pic of a female elf that doesn't have a bow in her hand or that doesn't look slutty? Geez!
Try the keyword "merfolk". They aren't quite tritons, but their design is pretty similar, and while many merfolk also don't have legs, about half of their kind do (or they can shapeshift between the two, anyway half the art of them does have legs).Gah I feel your pain. There is next to no triton art.
To start we'll see some Orcs and perhaps some other goblinoids.Alrighty - I'm almost done with the technical side of things, and the background is at least partially done; might be able to finish stuff in the evening.
One question for our glorious storyteller WlfSamurai : Do you have some specific, common, humanoid threat in mind that we'd be likely to run into? I'm asking because I intend to name humans as one of my favored enemies for background reasons and because it might actually be useful - that leaves me, however, with the chance to name a second humanoid race as well. My first intuition was to name orcs, as they happen to show up in your interest check post and would make sense background-wise, but if you were to say that the entire region is infested with something else instead (halflings, goblins, humanoid grasshoppers - you name it), it'd make more sense for me to name those - been in the region for a few years by now, so the most common threat would be a decent favored enemy.
Pretty soon, I think. I need to review the last character sheets tonight. I figure Silanon can work out character ties while we get started.WlfSamurai When are we gonna get started?
A trinket? What do you mean?Thanks for helping with the pics, guys! Some really good ones in there.
To start we'll see some Orcs and perhaps some other goblinoids.
Pretty soon, I think. I need to review the last character sheets tonight. I figure Silanon can work out character ties while get started.
Meanwhile, did everyone roll a trinket? Everyone gets one and maybe we can tie some of those in, too.
Sherwood Psychie Idea Silanon D. Rex BnemonicDevice skycaptain
Page 159. You can roll on the trinket table once at character generation. I love it. They're great little story-starters.A trinket? What do you mean?
Of the player's handbook?Page 159. You can roll on the trinket table once at character generation. I love it. They're great little story-starters.
Yep, it's in there - last part of equipment.Of the player's handbook?