There are two bonus starting gear lists. The old, shorter one is in the FRCS. The newer, longer one (preferred) is in the Player's Guide to Faerun.
Also, it was quite fun to have our first session last night. I was excited about RPing with my new guy, then we ended up discovering one of Ith's staged encounters almost by accident. I might have almost died a few times. Good times.
New group on TSM - Rivermoot
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Re: New group on TSM - Rivermoot
Yeah ... was fun.HEEGZ wrote:
Also, it was quite fun to have our first session last night. I was excited about RPing with my new guy, then we ended up discovering one of Ith's staged encounters almost by accident. I might have almost died a few times. Good times.
I decided to go with elfy-stealthy-shooty.
So it's Toraedhien Starspire coming North to the Silver Marches.
Looking forward to meeting everyone's PCs!
PCs: NWN1: Trailyn "Wayfarer" Krast, Nashkel hayseed
NWN2: ??
gsid: merado_1
NWN2: ??
gsid: merado_1
Re: New group on TSM - Rivermoot
...fresh off the boat... a red bushy haird dwarf thumps his boots on the shore of Rivermoot, tired and grumbling he lumbers to the tavern...
Willjo grew up a miner’s son, the son of William “Bouncer” Tane. His mother, Josephina, a devout Sonnlinor of Moradin. His parents beat out a modest existence from the hills and caves of the lands of Vaasa and The Great Glacier. A cold unforgiving land of tundra and snow. They were stern, as stern as any dwarven household but quite more nurturing and caring than the norm, as Willjo was (not for lack of trying) their only son. This fact was painful for his mother who hid her feelings deeply her whole life. They don’t know why she could never conceive again so rejoiced their son with all their hearts. William Tane was a natural miner (as many Dwarves are), and was said to be able to find a Bloodstone in the belly of a fish.
Willjo is a very hardy and stout miner and warrior. At the earliest age he was ushered into the militia reserve as a favor to his father and request of his mother. It was thought as William’s only son, Willjo would benefit from the early rigors and training. It paid off, as he is now a formidable defensive battle tank with a serious distain and lack of remorse for any enemy he’s up against.
Willjo’s mother Josephina was been a driving force in his growth. A respected Warrior Priest of Moradin, she has experienced the horrors of the undead more than once, losing an eye to a withering attack shortly after Willjo’s birth. Josephina wears an eyepatch with a subtle depiction of Moradin’s anvil etched into the leather. Before leaving home and heading to Rivermoot, Josephina gave Willjo her battle-hardened heavy shield (a holy focus in fact), of Moradin. While Willjo pays his deepest respects for Dumathoin in his own prayers –he does pay homage to Moradin as well, so he carries this token from his mother with great pride. His Waraxe, a family heirloom, was given to him upon his leave from home to seek his fortunes and adventure. It was previously his grandfather’s and father’s, handed down over the centuries.
Willjo grew up a miner’s son, the son of William “Bouncer” Tane. His mother, Josephina, a devout Sonnlinor of Moradin. His parents beat out a modest existence from the hills and caves of the lands of Vaasa and The Great Glacier. A cold unforgiving land of tundra and snow. They were stern, as stern as any dwarven household but quite more nurturing and caring than the norm, as Willjo was (not for lack of trying) their only son. This fact was painful for his mother who hid her feelings deeply her whole life. They don’t know why she could never conceive again so rejoiced their son with all their hearts. William Tane was a natural miner (as many Dwarves are), and was said to be able to find a Bloodstone in the belly of a fish.
Willjo is a very hardy and stout miner and warrior. At the earliest age he was ushered into the militia reserve as a favor to his father and request of his mother. It was thought as William’s only son, Willjo would benefit from the early rigors and training. It paid off, as he is now a formidable defensive battle tank with a serious distain and lack of remorse for any enemy he’s up against.
Willjo’s mother Josephina was been a driving force in his growth. A respected Warrior Priest of Moradin, she has experienced the horrors of the undead more than once, losing an eye to a withering attack shortly after Willjo’s birth. Josephina wears an eyepatch with a subtle depiction of Moradin’s anvil etched into the leather. Before leaving home and heading to Rivermoot, Josephina gave Willjo her battle-hardened heavy shield (a holy focus in fact), of Moradin. While Willjo pays his deepest respects for Dumathoin in his own prayers –he does pay homage to Moradin as well, so he carries this token from his mother with great pride. His Waraxe, a family heirloom, was given to him upon his leave from home to seek his fortunes and adventure. It was previously his grandfather’s and father’s, handed down over the centuries.
Re: New group on TSM - Rivermoot
Olin Redtalon is pretty much a fixture in the Marches, so he'll be around occasionally. He's always willing to lend a hand to a cause that offers a wholesome battle challenge.