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Hi all

I'll be playing Torlek a half orc bare knuckle fighter (monk)

So funny enough both players are Monks. Both players half-orc.

I have decided to do this for two reasons.

Number one: It makes bonding with each other easier being of the same ancestry and background.
Number Two: It should make for an interesting start to the campaign.

I'll throw in some NPC's if no one else wants to join when I post again.

Interesting great mind think alike :)..... Perhaps as mine is more of a street fighter is my companion more of a martial artist?

If we'd rather give the team a bit of diversity I also have a human mage created which I'd be happy to play as, well..... Possibly the monk could be the mage's protector if that works too

That's fine. We can do that. Its up to you. Right now I am not limiting concepts.

OK I'll have a, look through this, evening and come up with a new concept :)

The background I'm working on is more monastic, though he didn't fit in there either. I haven't played Savage Pathfinder, though I've played both it's parents, so while I am not used to the specifics, I can pivot as well if we want.

Hi there skyfro

You keep with your monk character I'll make myself a magic user of some sort to go along with them :)

We have another user who hit me up today that is interested.

Good news is...Pathfinder isn't really that different from normal Pathfinder. World is the same, monsters are the same...just less D&D more Savage Worlds. Which honestly is pretty similar with the exception of hit points and damage. Everything else seems very common.

OK I'll be playing a gnome sorcerer who's bloodline has been touched by an air elemental. I will post a write up for acceptance tomorrow along with a name

I see in the Advancement thread that you're looking to tie advances to number of posts. I have a few questions about that, since it can skew how people play.

Would that include IC and OOC posts or just IC?
How are you going to count them, since RPOL doesn't make that distinction?
Is it just Total Posts/# of players and I'm overthinking it?

I tend to do shorter, more focused posts, but I know some people, especially those who can't post as frequently, do longer posts that may hit on several threads of activity. I think some clarity up front will keep anyone from feeling like they're at risk of falling behind because of their writing style (not that a disparity in advances is as bad as falling a level or more behind in D&D/PF).

My gnome's name is Nesdon Whistlewind I will get his character sheet posted later tiday

So I am still up in the air with the advances. I am using it in another game and it works well for keeping interest up. I might nix it for this game in favor of controlled advancements. Probably will go with that.

But there would be no difference. The way I see it is if you contribute the game in any manner and keep posting that is the life blood of the game itself. Without that the game just simply dies. So while I have considered that as a rather bad thing I also keep track of who is posting a lot of garage in the chat and then just trying to level but at the same time 3k post is no small task. So you won't have people hitting that in even a year of play.