The Starsoul Crown - Revision history

76.92.159.161: /* NPCs, places and objects of note */

2011-12-13T19:22:44Z

NPCs, places and objects of note

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:22, 13 December 2011
Line 29:		Line 29:
	'''People'''		'''People'''
	*[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14409594#post14409594 Brenden The Innkeeper]		*[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14409594#post14409594 Brenden The Innkeeper]
			*Captain Gowden
			*Creeps

	'''Places'''		'''Places'''

76.92.159.161: /* Players */

2011-10-16T02:19:29Z

Players

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:19, 16 October 2011
Line 5:		Line 5:
	*Radiant Song		*Radiant Song
	*Caias Ward		*Caias Ward
			*Rolzup

	=Setting=		=Setting=

76.92.159.161: /* NPCs, places and objects of note */

2011-09-27T00:47:54Z

NPCs, places and objects of note

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:47, 27 September 2011
Line 30:		Line 30:

	'''Places'''		'''Places'''
	[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14452240#post14452240 Murhale]		*[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14452240#post14452240 Murhale]

	=XP Tokens ('''unspent in bold)=		=XP Tokens ('''unspent in bold)=

76.92.159.161: /* NPCs of note */

2011-09-27T00:47:38Z

NPCs of note

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:47, 27 September 2011
Line 24:		Line 24:
	*Anglachel playing [[Magnus]] a grey elven wizard		*Anglachel playing [[Magnus]] a grey elven wizard

	=NPCs of note=		=NPCs, places and objects of note=

			'''People'''
	*[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14409594#post14409594 Brenden The Innkeeper]		*[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14409594#post14409594 Brenden The Innkeeper]

			'''Places'''
			[http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?592888-3.5-The-Starsoul-Crown&p=14452240#post14452240 Murhale]

	=XP Tokens ('''unspent in bold)=		=XP Tokens ('''unspent in bold)=

76.92.159.161: /* House Rules */

2011-09-26T02:51:27Z

House Rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:51, 26 September 2011
Line 49:		Line 49:

	-Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)		-Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)

	-Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)		-Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)

	-Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw		-Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw

76.92.159.161: /* House Rules */

2011-09-26T02:51:15Z

House Rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:51, 26 September 2011
Line 48:		Line 48:
	*7.Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:		*7.Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:

	~~<nowiki>~~Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)		-Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)
	Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)		-Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)
	Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw		-Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw

	Until it is spent, a token will also provide a small bonus (usually equivalent to a +1 bonus) to some task or thing related to the event that generated the token.		Until it is spent, a token will also provide a small bonus (usually equivalent to a +1 bonus) to some task or thing related to the event that generated the token.
Line 56:		Line 56:
	The type of spell, saving throw or monetary award a token grants will be affected by the nature of the event that earned it, and a specific token isn't guaranteed to grant all three possibilities. The specific use of a token is also governed by a few rules. For any use of a token, the majority of the party has to agree to use it OOC. In addition, while the saving throw and spell abilities of the tokens can be used immediately, the XP function cannot (you cannot, for instance, gain the last 100 XP you need to level in response to failing a saving throw, in hopes of getting more hit points or spells). The XP gain occurs overnight (or while sleep occurs), resulting in a level (if gained) in the morning. If the token produces gold/gems, it can be used immediately (the character simply realizes they had more on them than they had accounted for), but the production of a magical item also can only be done in "peacetime", not in response to a sudden combat need. As always, individual cases will be ruled on individually.		The type of spell, saving throw or monetary award a token grants will be affected by the nature of the event that earned it, and a specific token isn't guaranteed to grant all three possibilities. The specific use of a token is also governed by a few rules. For any use of a token, the majority of the party has to agree to use it OOC. In addition, while the saving throw and spell abilities of the tokens can be used immediately, the XP function cannot (you cannot, for instance, gain the last 100 XP you need to level in response to failing a saving throw, in hopes of getting more hit points or spells). The XP gain occurs overnight (or while sleep occurs), resulting in a level (if gained) in the morning. If the token produces gold/gems, it can be used immediately (the character simply realizes they had more on them than they had accounted for), but the production of a magical item also can only be done in "peacetime", not in response to a sudden combat need. As always, individual cases will be ruled on individually.

	As a nice little bonus (and a chance to expose players to more of my awful writing), each token comes with a little description of what the PC's did to earn it.~~</nowiki>~~		As a nice little bonus (and a chance to expose players to more of my awful writing), each token comes with a little description of what the PC's did to earn it.

76.92.159.161: /* House Rules */

2011-09-26T02:50:28Z

House Rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:50, 26 September 2011
Line 45:		Line 45:

	*6. All characters, regardless of class, to brew potions. Brew Potion is an automatic feat for all characters with an Intelligence of 10 or greater (as you need that much to brew a level 0 potion). If you are a wizard, cleric or other class that normally brews potions, you get a 10% cost break on XP and materials, to represent your greater knowledge of the specifics of potion-making. You still need all the other things to brew a potion (access to flasks and a lab, materials for brewing), you just don't need to be able to actually cast the spell. With this said, the Craft (Alchemy) skill allows for much more efficient potion-making even for classes not used to wielding arcane magics, and a successful roll (DC 15+spell level) allows you to brew a potion in 1 hour per spell level, instead of 24 hours per potion. Thus, Craft (Alchemy) is a class skill for everyone. This doesn't affect other Craft skills, just that one.		*6. All characters, regardless of class, to brew potions. Brew Potion is an automatic feat for all characters with an Intelligence of 10 or greater (as you need that much to brew a level 0 potion). If you are a wizard, cleric or other class that normally brews potions, you get a 10% cost break on XP and materials, to represent your greater knowledge of the specifics of potion-making. You still need all the other things to brew a potion (access to flasks and a lab, materials for brewing), you just don't need to be able to actually cast the spell. With this said, the Craft (Alchemy) skill allows for much more efficient potion-making even for classes not used to wielding arcane magics, and a successful roll (DC 15+spell level) allows you to brew a potion in 1 hour per spell level, instead of 24 hours per potion. Thus, Craft (Alchemy) is a class skill for everyone. This doesn't affect other Craft skills, just that one.


	*7.Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:		*7.Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:

	Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)		<nowiki>Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)
	Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)		Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)
	Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw		Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw
Line 57:		Line 56:
	The type of spell, saving throw or monetary award a token grants will be affected by the nature of the event that earned it, and a specific token isn't guaranteed to grant all three possibilities. The specific use of a token is also governed by a few rules. For any use of a token, the majority of the party has to agree to use it OOC. In addition, while the saving throw and spell abilities of the tokens can be used immediately, the XP function cannot (you cannot, for instance, gain the last 100 XP you need to level in response to failing a saving throw, in hopes of getting more hit points or spells). The XP gain occurs overnight (or while sleep occurs), resulting in a level (if gained) in the morning. If the token produces gold/gems, it can be used immediately (the character simply realizes they had more on them than they had accounted for), but the production of a magical item also can only be done in "peacetime", not in response to a sudden combat need. As always, individual cases will be ruled on individually.		The type of spell, saving throw or monetary award a token grants will be affected by the nature of the event that earned it, and a specific token isn't guaranteed to grant all three possibilities. The specific use of a token is also governed by a few rules. For any use of a token, the majority of the party has to agree to use it OOC. In addition, while the saving throw and spell abilities of the tokens can be used immediately, the XP function cannot (you cannot, for instance, gain the last 100 XP you need to level in response to failing a saving throw, in hopes of getting more hit points or spells). The XP gain occurs overnight (or while sleep occurs), resulting in a level (if gained) in the morning. If the token produces gold/gems, it can be used immediately (the character simply realizes they had more on them than they had accounted for), but the production of a magical item also can only be done in "peacetime", not in response to a sudden combat need. As always, individual cases will be ruled on individually.

	As a nice little bonus (and a chance to expose players to more of my awful writing), each token comes with a little description of what the PC's did to earn it.		As a nice little bonus (and a chance to expose players to more of my awful writing), each token comes with a little description of what the PC's did to earn it.</nowiki>

76.92.159.161: /* 7. */

2011-09-26T02:49:45Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:49, 26 September 2011
Line 47:		Line 47:


	== 7. ==		*7.Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:
	Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:



	Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)		Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)

76.92.159.161: /* House Rules */

2011-09-26T02:49:22Z

House Rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:49, 26 September 2011
Line 46:		Line 46:
	*6. All characters, regardless of class, to brew potions. Brew Potion is an automatic feat for all characters with an Intelligence of 10 or greater (as you need that much to brew a level 0 potion). If you are a wizard, cleric or other class that normally brews potions, you get a 10% cost break on XP and materials, to represent your greater knowledge of the specifics of potion-making. You still need all the other things to brew a potion (access to flasks and a lab, materials for brewing), you just don't need to be able to actually cast the spell. With this said, the Craft (Alchemy) skill allows for much more efficient potion-making even for classes not used to wielding arcane magics, and a successful roll (DC 15+spell level) allows you to brew a potion in 1 hour per spell level, instead of 24 hours per potion. Thus, Craft (Alchemy) is a class skill for everyone. This doesn't affect other Craft skills, just that one.		*6. All characters, regardless of class, to brew potions. Brew Potion is an automatic feat for all characters with an Intelligence of 10 or greater (as you need that much to brew a level 0 potion). If you are a wizard, cleric or other class that normally brews potions, you get a 10% cost break on XP and materials, to represent your greater knowledge of the specifics of potion-making. You still need all the other things to brew a potion (access to flasks and a lab, materials for brewing), you just don't need to be able to actually cast the spell. With this said, the Craft (Alchemy) skill allows for much more efficient potion-making even for classes not used to wielding arcane magics, and a successful roll (DC 15+spell level) allows you to brew a potion in 1 hour per spell level, instead of 24 hours per potion. Thus, Craft (Alchemy) is a class skill for everyone. This doesn't affect other Craft skills, just that one.

	== 7 == Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:
			== 7. ==
			Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:

76.92.159.161: /* House Rules */

2011-09-26T02:49:04Z

House Rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:49, 26 September 2011
Line 46:		Line 46:
	*6. All characters, regardless of class, to brew potions. Brew Potion is an automatic feat for all characters with an Intelligence of 10 or greater (as you need that much to brew a level 0 potion). If you are a wizard, cleric or other class that normally brews potions, you get a 10% cost break on XP and materials, to represent your greater knowledge of the specifics of potion-making. You still need all the other things to brew a potion (access to flasks and a lab, materials for brewing), you just don't need to be able to actually cast the spell. With this said, the Craft (Alchemy) skill allows for much more efficient potion-making even for classes not used to wielding arcane magics, and a successful roll (DC 15+spell level) allows you to brew a potion in 1 hour per spell level, instead of 24 hours per potion. Thus, Craft (Alchemy) is a class skill for everyone. This doesn't affect other Craft skills, just that one.		*6. All characters, regardless of class, to brew potions. Brew Potion is an automatic feat for all characters with an Intelligence of 10 or greater (as you need that much to brew a level 0 potion). If you are a wizard, cleric or other class that normally brews potions, you get a 10% cost break on XP and materials, to represent your greater knowledge of the specifics of potion-making. You still need all the other things to brew a potion (access to flasks and a lab, materials for brewing), you just don't need to be able to actually cast the spell. With this said, the Craft (Alchemy) skill allows for much more efficient potion-making even for classes not used to wielding arcane magics, and a successful roll (DC 15+spell level) allows you to brew a potion in 1 hour per spell level, instead of 24 hours per potion. Thus, Craft (Alchemy) is a class skill for everyone. This doesn't affect other Craft skills, just that one.

	*7. Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:		== 7 == Characters will sometimes earn XP tokens in lieu of (or in addition to) actual XP for completing certain challenges, solving puzzles, or affecting the world and people around them in real ways. I do this both as a record of the party's awesome adventures and also so that they have much more freedom in how they develop as PCs. Tokens generally serve any one of three functions:

	--Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)
	--Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)
	--Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw		Can be exchanged for XP (sometimes you just want more)
			Can be exchanged for gold, gems or magical items (depending on the events surrounding the token's award)
			Can be "sacrificed" to power a spell or saving throw

	Until it is spent, a token will also provide a small bonus (usually equivalent to a +1 bonus) to some task or thing related to the event that generated the token.		Until it is spent, a token will also provide a small bonus (usually equivalent to a +1 bonus) to some task or thing related to the event that generated the token.