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[Criptfeind]

Sorry about the double post but...

Wolfy I say this because I love you. Are you cheating? Invisiblecastle says that you rolled... well that you rolled several times before you got what you told us.

[wolfchild]

well for character sheets, I am using myth weavers, just click my link then go to the home page.

Also im thinking my character will also do lookout duties at least sometimes, and i plan to be in the crowsnest in battle, at least untill the boarding action

and cript ninjad my post

no i didnt, i was also rolling for another campain, its in person but this way i can make character before we meet, if you want i can re do them

[wolfchild]

assuming u want me to reroll, and its probably a good idea, cause i cant give proof
4d10=25

[Criptfeind]

That would be... I think a good thing for you to rerole... because the fact that your other char has the same number and size of hit dice and the fact that you rolled more than two times for that forgotten dice... and the fact that you forgot the fourth dice on both chars...

It just looks bad ya know?

[Enzo]

Gulliver Longtide, Shoal Halfling Trickster.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Gulliver was born and raised in the north, in a tiny coastal halfling village. They weren't on any trade routes, or likely any maps for that matter, and mostly all they ever did was fish. Gulliver was miserable, not content with a simple life like the others. When he was 14, a merchant ship ran ashore after withstanding an attempted pirate raid, hoping to repair their ship. Gulliver snuck aboard as they cast off, leaving his monotonous existence behind.

Gulliver became a professional stowaway. He spent the next 4 years sneaking on ships, scouting the cargo and crews quarters for valuables, and making off with them at the next port. He became more brazen with each theft, eventually getting caught trying to nick a fancy and rather large mirror from a naval captains quarters.

The captain, used to hunting dangerous criminals, couldn't bring himself to jail the little halfling, instead offering to let Gulliver work of the debt. After a while, Gulliver started to enjoy the work, as sea travel actually is much more exciting when you're not hiding in the brig, and when he was offered release he opted to join the navy proper.

I think that's pretty much everything filled in, with the exception of equipment. If he doesn't fit the campaign theme, just let me know why. Just for clarification, the point buy doesn't include the bonus stat point you get at level 4, does it? Because I gave myself that. I went with the Shoal Halfling you suggested, seems more appropriate.

1d6=5, 1d6=4, 1d4=2, 1d4=1
2 Rogue levels, 2 Sorcerer levels. Plus 6 HP for for level 1, 5 for constitution, 3 for Toad familiar. I think that's right.

[Criptfeind]

I read that as Gulliver Longbottom.

Also you have to open that to viewing so we can see it.

[Enzo]

Whoopsie. Thought I did that.

[wolfchild]

fluff now at the bottem of my character, use the link i posted previously

[RAM]

http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2633648/

[Criptfeind]

http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2633648/

One again we have people rolling twice.

Although the good role that you linked too was the first roll anyway. That brings up the question of why you rolled twice anyway.

[Chutney]

So, I can't be assed to read the middle 3 pages of presumably fluff discussing various dnd things. Are there any player slots still open? I've had an idea in my head for a strictly pacifist rogue who specializes in stealing from ships at sea for a while, and this would be an astoundingly perfect campaign to try him out in.

edit: of course, it seems like a lot of people are rogues? damn.

[RandomNumberGenerator]

Okay. Two basic characters; I'm fine playing either, both look like fun. The HP roll thing was sort of confusing, but I think I got it right...

Spoiler: Pelos, Human Fighter (click to show/hide)

Character Sheet

HP: 55 (9, 7, 9, 10)

Background:
Pelos was born in a small fishing village, were he was raised by his father after his mother died during childbirth. His father was a fisherman, who taught Pelos the tools of the trade as he was growing up. When he turned 18, he left the village and journeyed to a nearby town with high hopes for making a good life for himself. He took out a loan to purchase a small fishing boat and hired two workers at the tavern, and spent years laboring out on the sea bringing in his catches. Unfortunately, fishing didn't turn out to be as prosperous as he had hoped, and he lagged further behind on his loan payments. The man he owed money too decided to send an enforcer to make sure Pelos got the message. Realizing he was headed nowhere fast, Pelos sold his assets and joined the navy for two reasons: the first to make money to pay off his debt; the second to protect him from any thugs that might be sent after him.

Spoiler: Aerion, Elven Bard (click to show/hide)

Character Sheet

HP: 13 (6, 2, 2, 2)

Background: Aerion was born to a shipwright and a healer, and is pretty well off all things considered. He enjoyed an easy childhood, and spent plenty of time on the docks or in the taverns listening to stories. As he grew older, he bagan reciting these stories as well, and soon became struck with wanderlust. Aerion yearned to have his own adventures, fighting dangerous monsters and meeting fair maidens, but he realized he wasn't the most physically apt of people and that if he would attempt to do so on his own, he would promptly be slain. Deciding that the navy could probably teach him how to survive using his skills instead of his strength, he enlisted.

[Criptfeind]

Tons of rogues yes. Also we just put in a char and hope the DM picks us. Speaking of which my Swordsage is pretty much done.

Ghenor Irucha was born in a small Aventi village near the coast. He was raised by his mother after his father was killed by Sahuagins when he was three. At the age of 12 he joined the defense force that his village was making to hold of the Sahuagin who were getting increasingly bold in raids on the village at the age of 16 he was out on patrol when his village was attacked. When he got back everyone in the village was killed or had run away and the entire place was destroyed. He vowed to make the Sahuagin pay for killing his family and left to find where they were. He tracked the Sahuagin back to their village and in the dead of night he attacked. Although he killed several Sahuagin he was quite easy captured. The Sahuagin held and tortured him for four days to make him pay for his attack. On the fourth day they were getting ready to kill him when a army of Aventi attacked. They were from other villages and had decided to wipe out the Sahuagin menace once and for all.

After Ghenor was saved he spent two weeks recovering from his ordeal and then left, even though they invited him to stay. He then joined the privateers so he can have his revenge on those that would kill others and to give meaning back to his life.

[Mysteriousbluepuppet]

Yeah, wondering if my swash/rgue would eb redundant. I'll wait for your ok b4 getting exited about it.

[Criptfeind]

Also I am making a druid. Here is its health. 1d8=8, 1d8=4, 1d8=6, 1d8=3