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I think we should use original currencies the way Araph listed them.

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I think we should use original currencies, but with a conversion rate of 100:10:1

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I think we should use original currencies, but with a simpler conversion rate (post your ideas if you chose this).

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Total Members Voted: 5

[Darvi]

So by the sounds of it, it's someone to distract our opponents while they get stabbed in the back, or melted.

You mean a sacrificial Gnome. Oh man I remember the days when I had  that role. Good times. Good times.

[Johnfalcon99977]

Ok, so whats the Party looking like so far?

[The Fool]

Our team is currently:

The Fool: Fallen Human Mage/Doctor (cannot fight to save his life, but he is a great mage and a good doctor)
Johnfalcon99977: Human Rogue
SeriousConcentrate: Elven Beserker
Kashyyk: Elven Archer


We need more people to say who they are.

[Kashyyk]

We need some Mundane Range and some form of run-of-the-mill warrior.

I'll claim the typical elven archer then.

[Bdthemag]

I'm going to be the smooth-talker guy, probably going to be using a one-hand weapon but mainly focus on stealth/social skills.

[Johnfalcon99977]

I was going to do that .

[Araph]

So in class terms, it's a berserker, either a thief or an assassin, an archer, a diplomat/spy dude, an undecided guy, and a... what would you call a mage-doctor, a shaman? Scholar? Maester?

Here's how classes work, broken down for your benefit and to help me marshal my thoughts: you have class skills that help you level up, a class specialization that gives you generalized benefits, and a sub-specialization you have a choice of that gives you more powerful benefits tailored to your character. I'm trying to brainstorm for all the sub-specs, but it'll take a while. If you have an idea of what you want your sub-spec to be, please post it. If you have ideas for other sub-specs, please post those, too!

[Johnfalcon99977]

Thiefs, Assassins, Rogues, and all that other stuff should just be named "Rogue". I honestly hate it when people name an entire class over a certain profession that includes it.

My idea for Rogue Sub-specs:

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Thief (Stealing/Lock-Picking Focus)
Assassin (Combat Focused Stealth)
Spy (Charisma/Disguise Focus)
Shade (All Stealth Focus)

And Warrior Sub-Specs:

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Berserker (Damage/Fast Attack Focus)
Soldier (Combat Tech Focus)
Knight (Armour/Defense Focus)
Archer (Ranged Focus)

Going for Petty Thief. Fits with my characters Backstory.

[Araph]

That actually makes a lot more sense than what I was doing. I guess I was getting too specific with specializations; I'll fix that to something more in the vein of what you posted.

[Bdthemag]

An idea for a Rogue one could be "Bard", a bonus to Charisma and Combat. Although I may just like playing as a Bard too much

[Johnfalcon99977]

Err, I rather not have Bard be under Rogue. Rogue is for stealth classes.

Actually, I have really no idea to place Bard. Seems like a arbitrary class.

[Bdthemag]

Seems like it could go under Warrior too, but Bard's are really the jack of all trades kind of role.

[woose1]

Seems like it could go under Warrior too, but Bard's are really the jack of all trades kind of role.

This. Bards are really a cross between a warrior and a mage, with support abilities. At least they are in D&D.

[Bdthemag]

Seems like it could go under Warrior too, but Bard's are really the jack of all trades kind of role.

This. Bards are really a cross between a warrior and a mage, with support abilities. At least they are in D&D.

I was mainly thinking of non-mage bards that are a mix between rogues and warriors, since I don't play D&D.

[Araph]

Seems like it could go under Warrior too, but Bard's are really the jack of all trades kind of role.

This. Bards are really a cross between a warrior and a mage, with support abilities. At least they are in D&D.

I was mainly thinking of non-mage bards that are a mix between rogues and warriors, since I don't play D&D.

Bards are like the results of a massive cross-breeding experiment between fighters, sorcerers, and rogues. They don't really fit anywhere. Best place for them would be in a composite class section, along with things like spellswords or nightblades.