Haha you’d better bring a FULL ox cart worth. Chlainn goes through alcohol real quick.

In reply to Usopi Venia (msg # 225):

Not a war horse, a riding horse.  One of these days I'll own a warhorse, and wonder why I spent all that money....

Chlainn needs solvents for medicinal purposes....

Yeah he drank my turnip wine;(

In reply to Toirneach Lann (msg # 227):

Was put to good use!  I healed myself and saved Usopi's life when I washed his wounds.  Tastes awful but it does the job!

Caith would nod in approval at Chlainn for having the wits to know what to do with such dire concoctions as Turnip Wine, and write 'Medicinal Use Only!' on the cask... :)

I'll go peruse the drinks section of the equipment list then, now I understand the party's priorities: Get Drunk, Get Rich, and Get To Glissom, in roughly that order.

BTW, I know the PC picture is probably a bit too pretty for Caith, but it's the closest one I could find to a female spellcaster in the lot that looked even vaguely like she'd had part of her face chewed off and hidden behind the messy fringe.

The black dyed hair is more disguise than vanity, as her usual particular shade of blazing red hair is likely to be a clan trait, and one best concealed close to home.

It does have exactly the right facial expression for Caith though, so close enough.

In reply to Caith Cernach (msg # 229):

Was really disappointed I couldn't find John Cleese as a knight.  Might be Sir Bedivere I think but I must've missed it.  They have Tim the Enchanter but no python knights strangely enough...

In reply to Chlainn Vacrolann (msg # 230):

I'd say that if someone has had a gutful of the pointy traditional wizard hats, Tim the Enchanter's look is a good choice of something different in the way of wizardly headwear.

Tends to worry the villagers though, as apparently you have to be female to get away with horned headresses without the wild rumours of being a demon cultist flying around faster than you can say 'Burning at the stake!' in fantasy Pseudoeurope.

In fairness, I like weird hats myself, so Caith's Padded Armour Coat/Wolf Hide Armour probably looks a little bit like this ancient roman dude's outfit:

[img]https://i.pinimg.com/736x/01/d...-pax-romana.jpg[/img]

She's basically the younger shortarse female version of The Soothsayer out of Asterix & Obelix as far as her wardrobe choices go.

However, she is quite sure she's not a werewolf, and will seriously consider stabbing people who ask that question of her. The cloak is really a warning to the next wolf that tries to bite her as what to expect in response.

Cool!  That is the headdress of Selentine Signifer, the Standard Bearer of a Unit.  I edited you pic display btw, no bother!

In reply to Colm Cernach (msg # 233):

Thank you, I haven't quite got the hang of the picture linking here yet. :)

And yeah, I like the standard bearers in wild animal skins out of the legions. Painted a few for my wargamer dad long ago.

Also, other than the barrel of cheap booze, still finding a cost by the barrel, Caith is all equipped, armed with spells and ready to rock.
This message was last edited by the player at 08:59, Thu 10 Jan 2019.

What about a description?  Please.

If its booze you're after, you can get a bottle of Thulanch (Whiskey)
Cheap blend = 1F, Good Blend = 10F, Single Malt = 50F, Matured Sinlge Malt = 100F.
A Wolfskin cloak with headdress might cost 200F, AF0

Have you thought about a Familiar? A Hawk might be cool.

Working on a description now...

Caith can afford a bottle of the Single Malt, or half a dozen of the Good Blend stuff.

And she paid double cost for a Padded Armour Coat, and hunted her own wolf skins already. The one that makes up the hood has a human shaped bite mark out of one ear...

I haven't read up on Familiars yet, but if they're useful I'd consider one. Owl more use than a hawk though, particularly at night, or even underground.
This message was last edited by the player at 11:40, Thu 10 Jan 2019.

or 60 bottles of the cheap stuff. Lol

A bird familiar would be awesome!

I'm sure someone had a hawk before?

Sixty bottles of the cheap stuff and Caith will be too drunk to walk down the road, let alone cast spells...

That and she'd have spent the money to buy a mule to carry that many bottles on the bottles so that plan don't work either.

Small problem of having a Familiar is non-compatible career choices as a requirement.
Reckon Caith will be better off staying a Hedge-Wizard and sticking to summoning minor gods than the likes of Familiars as laid out in the book.

Besides, she'd rather take her chances haggling over live mice with Pangbur Ban for favors than trying her luck with that big demon wolf fella with the rest of the PC as the mice...

In reply to Caith Cernach (msg # 239):

Ok, new mystic character....


13:06, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 17 using 3d6.  strength.
13:06, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 14 using 3d6.  Reflexes.
13:07, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 16 using 3d6.  Intelligence.
13:07, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 5 using 3d6.  Psychic Talent.
13:07, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 12 using 3d6.  Looks.


Ok, thats going to be a harsh mystic....  let me rethink this one....

In reply to Chlainn Vacrolann (msg # 240):

Ok, Duidov II it is.  Swapping Intelligence with Psychic talent....

d6 health...


14:22, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 3 using 1d6.  health.

14:22, Today: Chlainn Vacrolann rolled 17 using 2d10.  1st rank silver.


Hm...  what rank should I put him at?  Should I roll on book 2 gear?

In reply to Chlainn Vacrolann (msg # 241):

So handsome-ish, understanding, but not very smart?
This message was last edited by the player at 06:28, Mon 22 July 2019.

In reply to Caith Cernach (msg # 242):

Well, with a not very smart guy I don't need to make so much of an effort in conversations.

Good rolls but 5 PT for a Mystic?....  A smart barbarian would take a lot of effort...

"Oh I do say old bean, Farnsworth SMASH!"

In reply to Chlainn Vacrolann (msg # 243):

Oh that's easy. Just teach said barbarian Greek. :)

That's all that the ancient Greeks IRL needed to convince them that some outlandish chap in strange clothes was smarter than the average barbarian apparently...

Also see "Mongo only pawn in game of life..." for a less ancient example of the enlightened but limited in intellect fighter.

Conan MacFarnsworth sounds about right TBH.

In reply to Chlainn Vacrolann (msg # 243):

Added a New Character for you. sheet is ready and editable.

In reply to GM (msg # 246):

Oh great, shall I start at rank 1?  How about I make it a halfing?  I'll just modify it by comparing differences between the human and halfling profiles in the original book 1.  Howsaboutit?
This message was last edited by the player at 12:33, Mon 22 July 2019.

Iirc halfling can only reach level 3 knight

Thats annoying...  just because AD&D 1ed does it doesn't mean to you have to follow their limitations....