Diablotin 3 character creation rules - Revision history

Curtana: /* Step 10. Spells. */

2015-05-16T21:09:27Z

‎Step 10. Spells.

Elanya: /* Step 6. Pick your Skills. */

2015-03-01T01:39:36Z

‎Step 6. Pick your Skills.

Curtana: /* Step 4. Pick your House. */

2014-10-20T03:48:41Z

‎Step 4. Pick your House.

BalthCat: indenting

2014-09-03T18:59:22Z

indenting

BalthCat: /* Firearms */

2014-09-03T18:58:36Z

‎Firearms

BalthCat: /* Weapons */

2014-09-03T18:56:53Z

‎Weapons

Forthright: Favoured weapons

2014-09-02T03:22:06Z

Favoured weapons

Forthright: Firearms price

2014-09-02T02:46:53Z

Firearms price

Forthright: Removed outdated tag

2014-09-02T02:16:21Z

Removed outdated tag

Forthright: Backgrounds; other revisions

2014-09-02T02:13:39Z

Backgrounds; other revisions

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 Clerics of the Wheel, who derive their power from the deities associated with the seven Houses, have four domains available each.  Clerics must choose two of their chosen deity's Domains at 1st level.
-***Bear: Strength, Nobility, War, Glory
+*Bear: Strength, Nobility, War, Glory
-***Lizard: Trickery, Water, Destruction, Rune
+*Lizard: Trickery, Water, Destruction, Rune
-***Ox: Healing, Protection, Earth, Weather
+*Ox: Healing, Protection, Earth, Weather
-***Wolf: Knowledge, Magic, Creation, Artifice
+*Wolf: Knowledge, Magic, Creation, Artifice
-***Owl: Air, Death, Travel, Repose
+*Owl: Air, Death, Travel, Repose
-***Cat: Charm, Luck, Fire, Community
+*Cat: Charm, Luck, Fire, Community
-***Rat: Animal, Darkness, Liberation, Madness
+*Rat: Animal, Darkness, Liberation, Madness
-***Serpent: Good, Evil, Law, Chaos, Fate, Time
+*[[Serpent]]: Good, Evil, Law, Chaos, Fate, Time
 Picking which spells you want your character to have can be hard, especially if you’re not that familiar with the game, and don’t know which ones are the most useful.  If you need advice, I’m here to provide it.
 ==Step 11. Class Features.==

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 *Bard: 6 + Int mod.
 *Cleric: 4 + Int mod.
 *Fighter: 4 + Int mod.
 *Paladin: 4 + Int mod.
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 For the most part, I will be following the table of class skills [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/skills here], with the following modifications:
 *Fighters: add Bluff
 *Paladins: add Gather Information

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 *The House of the Owl: Members get +2 Wis.  Only members of the House of the Owl may begin play with the skill Divine Insight.  The stereotype of this House is that they're mostly merchants and professionals (e.g. lawyers, bankers, etc.)  Members tend to be plump.  Preferred classes are cleric, paladin.  House colour is purple.
 *The House of the Cat:  Members get +2 Cha.  Only members of the House of the Cat may begin play with the skill Seduce.  The stereotype of this House is that they're mostly artists, entertainers, performers.  Members are generally attractive, or at least interesting-looking.  Preferred classes are bard, rogue.  House colour is red.
-*The House of the Rat:  Members get +2 to any one attribute of their choice, and also the Low-light vision ability.  Only members of the House of the Rat may begin play with the skill Scent.  They also automatically begin play with Speak Language: Rat in addition to Aveyrone.  There are very few members of House Rat as compared to the six other Houses, and until eighty years ago they lived in the sewers beneath Diablotin, unbeknownst to the vast majority of the populace.
+*The House of the Rat:  Members get +2 to any one attribute of their choice, and also the Low-light vision ability.  Only members of the House of the Rat may begin play with the skill Scent.  They also automatically begin play with Speak Language: Rat in addition to Aveyrone.  There are very few members of House Rat as compared to the six other Houses, and until eighty years ago they lived in the sewers beneath Diablotin, unbeknownst to the vast majority of the populace. House colour is light green.
 '''Note on Inter-House characters:'''  You are permitted to play a character who is the offspring of members of two different Houses.  You receive a +1 to each appropriate stat. Inter-house characters who have one Rat parent do not acquire Low-light vision. You may also learn the House skill of one of your parents (depending on which one raised you, for instance, or if you were adopted into one House).  Although you may face some prejudice because of your Houseless status, it's not as overwhelming as it was in the past.  Inter-House characters are slightly more likely to manifest magical power.

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 Clerics and inquisitors should also note their deity's favoured weapon:
-***Bear: Warhammer
+:*Bear: Warhammer
-***Lizard: Rapier
+:*Lizard: Rapier
-***Ox: Staff
+:*Ox: Staff
-***Wolf: Light pick
+:*Wolf: Light pick
-***Owl: Morningstar
+:*Owl: Morningstar
-***Cat: Short sword
+:*Cat: Short sword
-***Rat: Kukri
+:*Rat: Kukri
-***Serpent: Star knife
+:*Serpent: Star knife
 Okay, that’s enough numbers for now.  Let’s move on to something more interesting.

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 ====Firearms====
-Diablotin is now at the "firearms everywhere" stage in the Pathfinder rules.  Revolvers and rifles are considered simple weapons.  Additionally, Diablotin's booming industry has reduced the cost of firearms even further, to 1% of their former price.  Ammunition remains at 10% of its former price.
+Diablotin is now at the "guns everywhere" stage in the Pathfinder firearm rules.  Revolvers and rifles are considered simple weapons.  Additionally, Diablotin's booming industry has reduced the cost of firearms even further, to 1% of their former price.  Ammunition remains at 10% of its former price.
 ====Divine favoured weapons====

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	Weapons come in [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/weapons#TOC-Simple-Martial-and-Exotic-Weapons- three broad categories] – simple, martial, and exotic, each of which is divided into light, one-handed, two-handed, and ranged subtypes. Each class is automatically able to use some weapons. Each weapon does a particular amount of damage (say, a d4, or 2d6, or whatever); if it’s a melee or thrown weapon, you also add your Str. modifier to that number.		Weapons come in [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/weapons#TOC-Simple-Martial-and-Exotic-Weapons- three broad categories] – simple, martial, and exotic, each of which is divided into light, one-handed, two-handed, and ranged subtypes. Each class is automatically able to use some weapons. Each weapon does a particular amount of damage (say, a d4, or 2d6, or whatever); if it’s a melee or thrown weapon, you also add your Str. modifier to that number.
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		+	====Firearms====
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		+	Diablotin is now at the "firearms everywhere" stage in the Pathfinder rules. Revolvers and rifles are considered simple weapons. Additionally, Diablotin's booming industry has reduced the cost of firearms even further, to 1% of their former price. Ammunition remains at 10% of its former price.
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		+	====Divine favoured weapons====

	Clerics and inquisitors should also note their deity's favoured weapon:		Clerics and inquisitors should also note their deity's favoured weapon:

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	Weapons come in [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/weapons#TOC-Simple-Martial-and-Exotic-Weapons- three broad categories] – simple, martial, and exotic, each of which is divided into light, one-handed, two-handed, and ranged subtypes. Each class is automatically able to use some weapons. Each weapon does a particular amount of damage (say, a d4, or 2d6, or whatever); if it’s a melee or thrown weapon, you also add your Str. modifier to that number.		Weapons come in [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/weapons#TOC-Simple-Martial-and-Exotic-Weapons- three broad categories] – simple, martial, and exotic, each of which is divided into light, one-handed, two-handed, and ranged subtypes. Each class is automatically able to use some weapons. Each weapon does a particular amount of damage (say, a d4, or 2d6, or whatever); if it’s a melee or thrown weapon, you also add your Str. modifier to that number.
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		+	Clerics and inquisitors should also note their deity's favoured weapon:
		+	***Bear: Warhammer
		+	***Lizard: Rapier
		+	***Ox: Staff
		+	***Wolf: Light pick
		+	***Owl: Morningstar
		+	***Cat: Short sword
		+	***Rat: Kukri
		+	***Serpent: Star knife

	Okay, that’s enough numbers for now. Let’s move on to something more interesting.		Okay, that’s enough numbers for now. Let’s move on to something more interesting.

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 ==Step 13.  Equipment.==
 By this point, your character is almost complete.  You have all of their necessary numbers down on paper, and hopefully by this time they are moderately well fleshed-out in your mind (or possibly also on paper).  But they still need gear – whatever things they own.  You may begin play with up to 150 GP worth of equipment, unless you have purchased Background(s) that affect this sum.
 ==Step 14.  History==

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	This [[Questionnaire of Doom!]] is a tool you could use to flesh out your character, if you so desire.		This [[Questionnaire of Doom!]] is a tool you could use to flesh out your character, if you so desire.

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