I'd lean towards an Evil party, simply because I've not tried to RP an evil guy before. Should be fun.Saskwach said:It depends on the premise, I guess. Like if we were playing pirates I'd say evil. Mercenaries, neutral. Standard adventurers, good/neutral. Hired guns/thugs/thieves/assassins, (an idea I've always wanted to try) evil.Larenxis said:Do you guys want to be a mostly good, neutral, or evil party?
I'm excited by 4th, so I'd love to give it a shot.unangbangkay said:Can we start a 4th ed. PbP thread once that all comes out?
You might be in trouble here as I've taken a look at the Quick Play Rules included in Keep on the Shadowfeel and they depend PRETTY DAMN heavily on Miniatures and positioning in combat. Most of the abilities of the rogue depend on moving an enemy around the battle field, as do some of the fighters. Hence it might not lend itself well to a PbP format.unangbangkay said:Can we start a 4th ed. PbP thread once that all comes out?
Fantasy grounds offers use of a battle grid... check it out if you want, but it does have the downside of cost: $39.95 to you Americans... about £20 to us britsPedroSteckecilo said:You might be in trouble here as I've taken a look at the Quick Play Rules included in Keep on the Shadowfeel and they depend PRETTY DAMN heavily on Miniatures and positioning in combat. Most of the abilities of the rogue depend on moving an enemy around the battle field, as do some of the fighters. Hence it might not lend itself well to a PbP format.unangbangkay said:Can we start a 4th ed. PbP thread once that all comes out?
Then we're playing Play-by-Post with the aid of MS Paint :\PedroSteckecilo said:You might be in trouble here as I've taken a look at the Quick Play Rules included in Keep on the Shadowfeel and they depend PRETTY DAMN heavily on Miniatures and positioning in combat. Most of the abilities of the rogue depend on moving an enemy around the battle field, as do some of the fighters. Hence it might not lend itself well to a PbP format.unangbangkay said:Can we start a 4th ed. PbP thread once that all comes out?
Don't you only have the capability to get to level 20 in Dnd?GenHellspawn said:I'm level 37 ninja
Yeah, the dark side tempts me right now. Just no "anti-hero with a troubled past" characters.Fenixius said:I'd lean towards an Evil party, simply because I've not tried to RP an evil guy before. Should be fun.Saskwach said:It depends on the premise, I guess. Like if we were playing pirates I'd say evil. Mercenaries, neutral. Standard adventurers, good/neutral. Hired guns/thugs/thieves/assassins, (an idea I've always wanted to try) evil.Larenxis said:Do you guys want to be a mostly good, neutral, or evil party?
4th Ed's switched the system from a 1-20 (with to-40 as an afterthought) to a 3-tier system, the Heroic (1-10), Paragon (11-20), and Epic (20-30). Epic sounds pretty sick. One of the few games I've heard of with ability descriptions that start with "When you die...".runtheplacered said:Don't you only have the capability to get to level 20 in Dnd?GenHellspawn said:I'm level 37 ninja
I'm ok whit any really, but it has been since it's been a long since I've played in a evil party, so I would prefer it.Larenxis said:Do you guys want to be a mostly good, neutral, or evil party?
That's a pretty good idea.Fenixius said:Then we're playing Play-by-Post with the aid of MS Paint :\
Grids aren't THAT hard to work with. If someone scans a map or something, I can just play with Photoshop and add in icons to represent characters and other objects in the game-world.