We will need it as soon as we have some players.

OK, folks, we have, if needed, Helmsman and Surgeon covered. Not sure about Navigator, yet, but that ha a work around, so I'm not worried.

Cook and someone with Mending would be handy, if you're going that way in character creation. If not...well, the food will be hot, probably, if not 4 star.

I'll make initial assignments when everyone is finished, but you folks can throw all that out the window as soon as you leave the owner's dock.

I will be in nd out most of the day, and character creation is something I can't  do by phone (I need reference books, usually) so I won't be answering as much as I was yesterday. Probably.

We have  charcater ostly done, 4 more in creation stages, and a 5th still trying to juggle desired charcater bits with geographical limits. That's 5 in 2 days. Not bad.

Folk, as I add your completed character, I'll be posting a quick description on the bottom bio line. Please leave my notes as they are. It's how I'll keep you folks straight until I learn the characters. It'll help the other Players, too.

This is just a 2-3 word description of what you do. Not class, but typically your perceived area of expertise. Also, possibly, Gender and/or race, with Male and Human as the defaults. Please don't read anything into that.

Please don't use Int as a dump characteristic. No one is going to play stupid, whatever their sheet says, so please make Int a minimum of 10.

Greetings. Sword Bard here. Hope to have lots of fun with all of you.

Hello all, pygmy (Halfling) barbarian on board and ready for action.

Greetings, I shall be your Star Druid and navigator for this voyage.

Folks, as oyu're completed and added, it becomes shopping time.

A couple things to keep in mind:
If you don't have a dagger you probably want one. It's the universal tool, good for all sorts of things, including meals. Or using a tool proficiency without a tool kit (at a penalty, but at least it's possible). I always recommend one, and I've been ignored on occasion...it's never seemed to matter. Well, other than greasy fingers and too big a bit of food. And that doesn't get role played.

In other recommendations: a bedroll if you don't have one. It comes with a small pad, which makes for sleeping on a ship deck more comfortable. Warmer, too, if you find the temperature in space an issue.

6 responses, 4 characters complete, one pending that may be complete, and one player seems to have faded away. Or he's just having a busy week.

I'll repost in a day or so, see if we can't get numbers up to 6 ot 7 to cover inevitable loses, but we should be starting soon. I'm looking at friday for intro posts to give a couple days for stragglers from a repost.

As assigned by The Trident, I will be the authorized merchant for our voyages. Greetings, all and sundry! May our adventures be thrilling, profitable, and survivable!

Aasimar Warlock of the Tome, at your service.

Hello , all   I will be the ship's cook and bartender.
This message was last edited by the player at 00:46, Thu 25 Aug 2022.

OK, folks, I've bumped the ad. One way or another we will be starting play on the 29th (Monday).

Cool.

Re: Ship Requirements
Renard is a Marine, so he has both sea and land vehicle use. He is a spell caster, so possible helmsman. He has experience with military chain of command, so possible first officer/bosun/captain. So if any of those ship rolls are necessities I can fill them.

In reply to Renard d'Luvernal (msg # 15):

First pass at Ship duties come from the folks that hired you. You folks can change that later, but let's not discuss piracy before you're even on the ship.

Glass is a merchant with Navigation prof , so Navigator is probably best when it becomes needed. Helmsman in a pinch. Until then, we'll see how the roles play out.