So much to look in to, I might specialize in weapons with Ulle, and spells with Pie.

I played in Greyhawk back in the seventies, when it was the only TSR D&D world there was, but we never got much in to our own lore. I'm not sure much of it wasn't codified till later anyway.

Question, specialized mages... UA or 2nd ed? I forget.

In reply to Piestar (msg # 93):

2nd edition schools of opposition.

Starting this weekend or Monday. Heads-up to get your sheets cleaned up and ready, buy all your necessities.

In reply to Nerull (msg # 95):

Any questions, ask, someone knows the answer even if I don't! ;-)

Dain and I are still working on equipment, but if you want to look over the sheets and find the glaring errors now instead of waiting (just to save time), feel free.

Still tweaking, still working, getting there...

Literacy... are we doing the standard Nwp thing, where, you must spend 1 Nwp point (or 2 for some classes) for each language you want to be able to read/write?

Are there any freebies, like for your native tongue?

That rule is a big tax on nwps!

Is there a good guide or reference to navigating NWPs in 1st AD&D?

In reply to Astrid Silverveil (msg # 98):

Native and racial are free to speak.

In reply to Perna Kobaster (msg # 99):

What do you mean? NWP are 2nd edition as far as I know, use the 2nd edition for your NWP.

If you know of any more sources, let me know and I'll take a look. I'm open.

The core book for 1st AD&D didn't have any, but some other books, like the Wilderness Survival Guide, gave some rules for NWP.

I think the 2nd edition stuff would be better to use since it's not spread out over non-core books, so I'm glad that's what we're looking at. I'll get back to work on Perna. :)

Any one need anything? Sheets all done? I'm not a cheater, don't like cheaters, if it ain't on your sheet you don't have it, GET IT ON YOUR SHEET! As far as gear goes, use any source for equipment you have. Use First edition prices if there are any.

Gear is available from Goods & Gear by Kinzer and Company, PHB 1st edition, PHB 2nd edition, Rules Cyclopedia, Unearthed Arcana, Wilderness Survival Guide, Dungeon Survival Guide, PHB 3rd edition. You can even use Pathfinder to get your gear.

If you want it, give me the source and we'll settle how to get it. Price goes by 1ed. if applicable.
This message was last edited by the GM at 14:38, Wed 22 Sept 2021.

Dragging my feet, I will get to the gear tonight I think. Just woke up a short while a go.

Slow Poke Rodriguez?

1.  Do we live in the town, such that we aren't necessarily wandering around with everything we need for travel?

2.  I am most familiar with 1st edition; do later editions have a "traveler's pack" that can be purchased?  (I think Pathfinder does but I don't have those rules).

3  If you can't tell, beyond the basics I hate trying to "outfit the adventurer"

In reply to Caedfel (msg # 108):

Want to work up a background where you are in town in an Inn or Boarding House?

I haven't thought much about that, although Dain isn't from around here.  He is a traveler.

In reply to Caedfel (msg # 110):

Cryllor is in the Good Hills. There are Dwarves in the Good Hills

Ulle is a noble savage, so also a traveler, now a townie in the least. Piestar would have just left a secluded life in an abbey.

In reply to Piestar (msg # 112):

Starting Sunday morning! Hope we all have fun!
This message was last edited by the GM at 13:54, Thu 23 Sept 2021.

Astrid is a social rogue (in RP terms, not class) and an eccentric, having left the Vesve woods some time ago, to "slum" it in human society.   She sometimes makes complications for herself, and needs to move on, but that's all part of the fun.

She could be hanging around any human settlement that is convenient.   Preferably a picturesque little town, or a large and noteworthy city.  But we can't really be choosy, now can we?

Cryllor is the capital of the County of Cryllor, it is a small city.

Oops, missed the Cryllor bit, that works just fine.