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Capture bandits, slay kobolds, get... radishes? Profit!

24th of Cailstril:

12:00 - Four set out that day, each holding an exploration charter from the Lord Mayor of Restov, to go forth and explore the Stolen Lands. Oghren, the dwarven barbarian, does not understand much in the ways of the world, but he finds himself a purpose of honor to dispatch the thieving bandits of the Greenbelt. Erlarf the Fat, and Human Fighter, seeks to protect his company with his huge size and massive

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Player Characters
Oghren – Dwarven Barbarian. Less talk, more ale!
Erlarf the Fat – Human Fighter. Imma’ squash ’im!
Verin – Orcish Cleric. Can there be a peace between us?
Drusilla – Kitsune Rogue. Oh no, you did NOT see me…

Non-Player Characters: The Friendlies
Lord Mayor of Restov – Bestower of the quest to explore the Stolen Lands and thwart the threats
Oleg Levetan – Owner and operator of “Oleg’s Trading Post.” Likes moon radish soup, ...

I build a world framework. You help make that world real. I build the kind of world in which I’d like to adventure because my NPCs are adventuring there. You then help make it into the kind of world in which you want to adventure by making choices about what happens.

I never have a PC when I DM. You are players. You have player characters. I’m the DM; I have all the non-player characters. I don’t need a PC to make me feel connected to the world or point you in the right direction. I ...

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(Note: This is ultra-crunchy. So if you were following along hoping for more world info, you're going to have to wait until the next entry.)

Spellcasting
All PCs have the Spells class feature. It looks like this:

Spells: You can cast spells. Your Spells Known are on Table [x].2: [class name] Spells Known. [ability] governs your spellcasting.

Yeah, that’s the whole thing. And here’s the skinny.

Divine Spells: You cast divine spells because ...

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You Play Your Gender: If you are male, you’re character’s male. If you’re female, you’re character’s female. Things are easier on me that way.

Ability Scores: Your ability scores are 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18, arranged how you want. Okay, Jason, so you don’t want an 8. Fair enough. Anyone can instead choose 10, 10, 12, 14, 16, 16. I guess if you wanted to you could go 10, 12, 12, 14, 14, 16 or even 12, 12, 12, 14, 14, 14. I’m not sure why you’d want to—this is Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 ...

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