More catching up...
I wished to continue my summary of recent events, but after reading Amaren's post I think that this area has been covered well (many thanks, Chris). Bring yourself up to speed here.
Instead, we'll talk about your individual characters and where things are at:
Amaren Corinath: Though the world is filled with evil and deceit, the young paladin is finding that there are those who find his example inspiring and thought-provoking. While he stands (sometimes alone) in his fortress of righteousness, the evil around him are finding their position a bit less defensible and are starting to question their allegiances. His unwavering position has also caught the eye of many on the other side of the alignment fence and his immediate trustworthiness is opening doors to resources that might otherwise be unavailable. Now, if we could just give him several ranks in ‘Confidence’…
Cloud Strife: This tiny creature is finding the adventuring life to his liking. Good pay, lots of travel, interesting trinkets and a birds eye view when the axes begin swinging- what's not to like? The rest of the Protectorate regard him with caution- his formidable powers continue to grow, and what do they really know about this creature anyway? Ah well, Amaren trusts him and if Amaren accepts him, he must be okay, right?
Elrose Elwood: The impatient, abrupt, young sorcerer has just found out that the familiar he summoned is, in reality, a sorceress and summoner of some talent. Through some malady she was killed and a kind-hearted (but misguided) druid reincarnated her as a bird. She hopes to regain her former elven form and believes that Elrose has the potenial to help her. With a powerful, but somewhat helpless ally as a familiar for now, Elrose has a choice to make: Listen to his inner voice and tell her to get lost or overcome some personal issues and help her regain her former self. Stay tuned…
Milo Quickfist: Enthusiastic and well-intentioned (if not the brightest sunrod in the bunch), Milo will readily become the group's rogue, scout, spokesman, reference desk, fighter and anything else that they have a need for, despite his disadvantages in some areas. If this young monk can ever channel his enthusiasm into his strengths rather than his weaknesses, he may reach his full potential as a valued member of the team. Until then, the rest of the group remains puzzled why this young man chooses to struggle as a poor engineer or diplomat when he could become a great monk.
Stolig Blimth: A bit disillusioned, the talented gnome is seeking employment elsewhere. Although he is happy with his time spent crafting as the group continues their adventures, there appears to be little demand for his wide knowledge base and craft skills within the Protectorate. He is beginning to believe that the party only keeps him around for his ability to heal, a tiny portion of his skill set. Like all adventurers, he would like to find a position where he can realize his full potential.
Thorik Ironhand: Always partial to fine ale (and what dwarf isn't?) Thorik's drinking has begun to affect his adventuring skills, but no one in the party sees the need to intervene yet. He has heard word that his brother (a bit less scrupulous than Thorik) is engaged in activities that will smudge the family name and he's trying his best to stay on the straight and narrow path to keep his clan's name held in high regard.
Xelritch Faeonil: After a close call in the warehouse district, Xel has made the noble decision to tackle his bounty-hunter problem alone, before another party member is hurt because of his past. He tracks the bugbear bounty hunter Aglaar, who has never once found his prey and returned home empty handed- until now. Hopefully Xel can follow the trail all the way back to Sythillis himself.
Instead, we'll talk about your individual characters and where things are at:
Amaren Corinath: Though the world is filled with evil and deceit, the young paladin is finding that there are those who find his example inspiring and thought-provoking. While he stands (sometimes alone) in his fortress of righteousness, the evil around him are finding their position a bit less defensible and are starting to question their allegiances. His unwavering position has also caught the eye of many on the other side of the alignment fence and his immediate trustworthiness is opening doors to resources that might otherwise be unavailable. Now, if we could just give him several ranks in ‘Confidence’…
Cloud Strife: This tiny creature is finding the adventuring life to his liking. Good pay, lots of travel, interesting trinkets and a birds eye view when the axes begin swinging- what's not to like? The rest of the Protectorate regard him with caution- his formidable powers continue to grow, and what do they really know about this creature anyway? Ah well, Amaren trusts him and if Amaren accepts him, he must be okay, right?
Elrose Elwood: The impatient, abrupt, young sorcerer has just found out that the familiar he summoned is, in reality, a sorceress and summoner of some talent. Through some malady she was killed and a kind-hearted (but misguided) druid reincarnated her as a bird. She hopes to regain her former elven form and believes that Elrose has the potenial to help her. With a powerful, but somewhat helpless ally as a familiar for now, Elrose has a choice to make: Listen to his inner voice and tell her to get lost or overcome some personal issues and help her regain her former self. Stay tuned…
Milo Quickfist: Enthusiastic and well-intentioned (if not the brightest sunrod in the bunch), Milo will readily become the group's rogue, scout, spokesman, reference desk, fighter and anything else that they have a need for, despite his disadvantages in some areas. If this young monk can ever channel his enthusiasm into his strengths rather than his weaknesses, he may reach his full potential as a valued member of the team. Until then, the rest of the group remains puzzled why this young man chooses to struggle as a poor engineer or diplomat when he could become a great monk.
Stolig Blimth: A bit disillusioned, the talented gnome is seeking employment elsewhere. Although he is happy with his time spent crafting as the group continues their adventures, there appears to be little demand for his wide knowledge base and craft skills within the Protectorate. He is beginning to believe that the party only keeps him around for his ability to heal, a tiny portion of his skill set. Like all adventurers, he would like to find a position where he can realize his full potential.
Thorik Ironhand: Always partial to fine ale (and what dwarf isn't?) Thorik's drinking has begun to affect his adventuring skills, but no one in the party sees the need to intervene yet. He has heard word that his brother (a bit less scrupulous than Thorik) is engaged in activities that will smudge the family name and he's trying his best to stay on the straight and narrow path to keep his clan's name held in high regard.
Xelritch Faeonil: After a close call in the warehouse district, Xel has made the noble decision to tackle his bounty-hunter problem alone, before another party member is hurt because of his past. He tracks the bugbear bounty hunter Aglaar, who has never once found his prey and returned home empty handed- until now. Hopefully Xel can follow the trail all the way back to Sythillis himself.
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