I'll be doing race write-ups today.

Roll 2d10 and 2d4

In reply to GM (msg # 14):

I rolled a 2 and a 2 using two d10.  Copying it on phone not viable though

In reply to Ira (msg # 15):

I rolled a 1 and a 3 using 2d4

Choose your 4 Cultural Inheritances: https://lariaafterthefall.obsi...m/wikis/ebric-island

In reply to GM (msg # 17):




    Entertainer
    Fisherman Weapon Training [Coast]
    Hold Breath [Uruk][Coast]
    Wave Rider [Coast]

In reply to Ira (msg # 18):

Not hold breath sorry.   Artist

Choose a First Name. Examples below:

Iseold
Beuren
Cissac
Nassaild
Vabbailf
Neundulf
Threondelf
Thrarin
Argalf
Ceoctes
Nartuch
Maullald
Seothuch
Utsuis
Theobilf
Cnirold
Alold
Waildiuc
Thraiself
Utuir
Thuindoch

Choose a Surname. Examples below:

Alduc
Evos
Tournind
Cathilf
Caveund
Sugund
Enilf
Vuleus
Naureund
Tennilf
Gindus
Haugalf
Ridic
Tollac

In reply to GM (msg # 20):

Beuren  Evos

Choose a background

In reply to GM (msg # 22):

Background.  Entertainment. Church artisan. Visionary.  And philosopher.


Essentially the church busybody

You can only choose one.

In reply to GM (msg # 24):

I choose.  Pikachu.

Just kidding.  Entertainment

In reply to Ira (msg # 25):

I am changing to Philosopher

Choose either Religion or History to be proficient in

In reply to GM (msg # 27):

Religion

Please choose 2 languages from the Language PDF.

I highly recommend making one of them Elladan, or talk it over with the other players to make sure that everyone has at least one language in common with each other.

In reply to GM (msg # 29):

Elladan and berbaran

Roll 1d20

In reply to GM (msg # 31):

Ira rolled a 6 using a d20

You left the Kharian Theocracy to expand your knowledge, to meet other philosophers and deep thinkers. Whether this was to expand your knowledge of your own religion or to find a Truth that isn't considered or mentioned in your nations teachings is only known to you.

In your travels, you arrived in the city of Pheze. It wasn't long after the ship docked that you headed into the West District seeking out any information concerning the libraries in the city and perhaps those who have delved into the greater histories therein.

A name kept popping up during these endeavors, Orcor San Chugem Ava Dyaku. An Elladani man said to be the most knowledgeable sage in the West District, if not the city. You eventually met with him and were immediately taken by his charisma, his charm, and his deep understanding of the world. Over time, you forgot about your travels, concerned only with learning from Dyaku and his students.

As you learned more, you soon began to suspect the motivations of this guru. His truth's were dark, filled with lusts, perversions and nihilism. It took you several years, but eventually you found your way clear of his charms and made a desperate escape. As you did, you stole an enchanted compass from his rooms, pressing its disconcerting number of buttons and switches in a panicked frenzy. Just as his followers broke through the locked doors, the compass activated a portal that you blindly ran through.

You ended up somewhere in the sewers beneath the city. Holding the compass and the certain knowledge that you would now be hunted for it...but why? What is so important about this device?

The Compass: This funny-looking compass is formed of sterling silver with a sliver of transparent glass used to provide a peek inside at its face. Its exterior has lots of small buttons, dials, and switches on it, which are used to configure the device into its different modes of use. Many of these are completely unnecessary and aren't linked to any function whatsoever, as if its inventor intended on adding features to it that ultimately never saw inclusion. Though, to a creature not versed in spellcasting, even the buttons it has are perfectly redundant.

Please pick 3 Class Features

In reply to GM (msg # 35):

Inspiration.  Sage advice.  Spell casting

Spellcasting: choose either Miracle, Mystic, Prepared or Spontaneous tradition.

In reply to GM (msg # 37):

Mystic