No Goblins Allowed :: [D&D 4e] Iron Skies Sign-Up [Closed]

[1] What game system are you running?
D&D 4E

[2] What 'type' or variant of game will it be and what is the setting for the game?
This game will take place in a homebrew setting, focusing on a industrializing city called Hoi Lan Fa. Base information to help players create characters that fit the world can be found HERE.

[3] How many Players are you looking for?
Four to six players. Newer players are welcome; no experience is required but it is recommended that players have a copy of the Rules Compendium to reference. A lot of options are actually open to players but it is recommended that new players stick to just Player Handbooks and the Power books.

[4] Where will the game be played?
Here on No Goblins Allowed.

[5] What is the characters' starting level and experience?
Players will start at level five.

[6] How much gold or other starting funds will the characters begin with?
Players will start with 840gp that can be spent on equipment, etc., except no magic equipment. Players will start with a leased building from which they run their operations; apartments over the ground floor can serve as the players' homes. The building is mundane but players may pool and spend money outfitting the space (see page 79 of Adventurer's Vault 2 for Wondrous Lair Items).

[7] What about game balance and Homebrew?
No homebrew except setting modifications noted here.

[8] What races, subraces, species, etc. are allowed for your game??
All races listed in this post are allowed. Unlisted races may be used pending approval. Players may consult with me for more information on any races. (Just looking at this base information should convey generally what culture or cultures each race's culture is based on, which could serve as inspiration.)

[9] By what method should Players generate their attributes/ability scores and Hit Points?
22 Point Buy.

[10] Does your game use alignment? What are your restrictions, if so?
This game does not use alignment, but players need to work together so even 'evil' players will need to work with their teammates.

[11] Do you allow multi-classing, or have any particular rules in regards to it?
No hybrids. Multiclassing is fine. If players are interested in picking up a multiclass feat in a future level, they can consult with me and I will try to work it into the game.

[12] Will you be doing all of the die rolling during the course of the game? Will die rolls be altered? If players can make die rolls, which ones do they make, how should they make the rolls?
We will use the board's internal dice roller. Players will roll for themselves unless I have reason to roll for the player.

[13] Are there any homebrewed or optional/variant rules that your Players should know about?.
The game will use the inherent bonuses rules found in Dark Sun or Dungeon Master's Guide 2 (page 138). This means each player gets:

a stacking +1 enhancement bonus to attack rolls and damage rolls at levels 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, and 27
a stacking +1 enhancement bonus to AC, Fortitude, Reflex, and Will at levels 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, and 29

These bonuses do not stack with the enhancement bonuses provided by magic weapons, implements, or armor.

Dungeoneering will have an expanded role as being applicable to exploring structures in general, e.g., the Rules Compendium references using Dungeoneering to tell how to collapse a tunnel and Dungeoneering in this game would expand to being able to tell if a column or wall in a building is load-bearing.

Players who want access to god-specific feats (e.g., the Channel Divinity options) should consult the DM but generally, players can choose one appropriate functional god (e.g., Pelor in place of Hae, the Raven Queen in place of Autumn Sister) for the purposes of accessing those options.

Semi-homebrew: Enchant Magic Item only allows a ritual caster to enchant a weapon, implement, or armor with an enchantment that they have 'learned' through study of an existing item with that enchantment or by some other means. Examples of such means include tracking down a book of lost dwarven technology, learning the enchantment from a witch who sends you to first gather the ingredients, or experimenting with more common alchemical items that create effect similar to the enchantment you want.

Houserule on ritual casting and alchemical item creation HERE.

[14] Is a character background required? If so, how big? Are you looking for anything in particular?
Characters should feel like they are more than just race, class, and ability scores, but depth can develop over time. The character should have a story that makes sense with them being in this party.

Backgrounds are allowed and encouraged. Players can create or refluff backgrounds, but the only mechanical bonuses allowed will be to skills (static +2 to one skill or adding a skill to the trainable class list).

Themes will not be used.

[15] Does your game involve a lot of hack & slash, puzzle solving, roleplaying, or a combination of the above?
Players will traverse a city thick with conflicting political interests. Plenty of combat will be built into the game but players should generally not feel like combat is the only solution to problems and may in fact be not an optimal one.

[16] Are your Players restricted to particular rulebooks and supplements? What sources can Players use for their characters?

Players Handbooks 1, 2, and 3.
Power books, i.e., Arcane Power, Martial Power 1 and 2, Primal Power, and Psionic Power.
Forgotten Realms Player's Handbook for swordmage and warlock dark pact options.
Eberron Player's Handbook except Dragonmarks.
Desert Sun Player Handbook for the mul race
Use the racial ability bonuses listed HERE.
Other content may be used pending DM approval

All errata applies.

I feel like we've hit capacity in terms of games relative to how many people are currently on this board, but I wanted to see if people were interested in a 4e game with four or five players using a homebrew urban fantasy setting. Player characters will probably start at level two or three to start but I could be convinced to start at level five if people are comfortable.

Allowable content is a little flexiweird. Players can use any of the PHBs, any of the Power books, the Eberron Player's Handbook for the warforged race and the artificer class, Dark Sun Player's Handbook for the mul race, and the goblin and gnoll races wherever they are. Because goblins and gnolls have relatively little support, you can use any feats for them wherever you can find them. Other content may be used pending approval but I think it gets overwhelming if I just let you go wild so I would mostly only let you dip into Dragon articles, etc. if your race/class gets less support in the core (e.g., wizards don't need help).

I recently lost use of my computer and got a new one, so I have to re-grab a bunch of pdfs. If there is sufficient interest that we will move forward, I will probably subscribe to DDI again just to help me build encounters and I will give players access to help build their characters without having to cross-reference three different books + online errata.

This post is a little rambley but if I can get like at least three people to commit to playing, I'll create a real set-up thread.

Hmmmm...I love me some urban fantasy, that may make up for the fact that I want to focus on learning PF instead of mucking around too much in 4e.

I read over your thread when the boards came up but would need to sift through it again before signing on.

I'll look over stuff again at some point but if you need a body to round off the team drop me a PM. Id like to play a warlock, sorcerer, or some other caster.

Battlemind's Demand
At·Will + Augmentable, Psionic
Minor Action Close Burst 3
Target: One creature in burst
Effect: You mark the target until you use this power again or until the end of the encounter.
Augment 1
Target: One or two creatures in burst

Blurred Step
At·Will + Psionic
Opportunity Action Personal
Trigger: An adjacent enemy marked by you shifts
Effect: You shift 1 square.

Mind Spike
At·Will + Force. Psionic, Psychic
Immediate Reaction Melee 1
Trigger: An adjacent enemy marked by you deals damage to
your ally with an allack that doesn't include you as a target
Target: The triggering enemy
Effect: The target takes force and psychic damage equal to the damage that its attack dealt to your ally.

Conductive Defense
At-Will + Augmentable, Lightning, Psionic, Weapon
Standard Action Melee 1
Target: One creature
Attack: Constitution vs. Reflex
Hit: 1 [W] + Constitution modifier lightning damage. Until the start of your next turn, the target takes lightning damage equal to your Constitution modifier whenever it hits one of your allies.
Augment 1
Hit: As above, and, until the start of your next turn, the target also takes the lightning damage whenever it shifts to a square adjacent to one of your allies.
Augment 2
Hit: 2[W] + Constitution modifier lightning damage. Until the start of your next turn/the target takes lightning damage equal to your Constitution modifier whenever it hits one of your allies.

Vicious Cobra Strike
At-Will + Augmentable, Psionic, Psychic, Weapon
Standard Action Melee weapon
Target: One or two creatures
Attack: Constitution vs. AC.
Hit: Constitution modifier psychic damage, and you mark the target until the end of your next turn. If you target only one creature with this power,the attack deals 1[W] extra damage.
Augment 1
Hit: As above, and you also mark one enemy adjacent to the target until the end of your next turn.
Augment 2
Close Burst 1
Target: Each enemy you can see in burst
Hit: 1 [W] + Constitution modifier psychic damage, and the target is marked and takes a 2 penalty to attack rolls until the end of your next turn.

Spectral Legion
At-Will + Augmentable, Psionic, Weapon
Standard Action Melee weapon
Target: One creature
Attack: Constitution vs. AC
Hit: 1[W] + Constitution modifier damage. Until the end of your next turn, the target grants combat advantage to your allies while they are adjacent to it.
Augment 1
Hit: As above, and the target takes a penalty to the attack rolls of melee attacks and dose attacks until the end of your next turn, The penalty equals your Charisma modifier.
Augment 2
Hit: 2[W] + Constitution modifier damage. Until the end of your next turn, the target is immobilized, and it grants combat advantage to your allies while they are adjacent to it.

Infernal Wrath
Encounter
Minor Action Personal
Effect: You can channel your fury to gain a +1 power bonus to your next attack roll against an enemy that hit you since your last turn. If your attack hits and deals damage, add your Charisma modifier as extra damage.

Dimension Slide
Encounter + Psionic, Teleportation
Move Action Ranged 5
Target: You and one ally
Effect: You slide one target 1 square and teleport the other target 3 squares.

Speed Of Thought
Encounter + Psionic
Free Action Personal
Trigger: You roll Initiative
Effect: You move a number of squares equal to 3 + your Charisma modifier.
Special: You can use this power even if you're surprised

Aspect Of Elevated Harmony
Dally + Healing, Polymorph, Psionic, Weapon
Standard Action Melee weapon
Target: One creature
Attack: Constitution vs. AC
Hit: 2[W] + Constitution modifier damage.
Miss: Half damage.
Effect: You can spend a healing surge. You then assume the aspect of elevated harmony until the end of the encounter.
While in this aspect, you can use the following augmentation with your battlemind at-will attack powers that are augmentable. This augmentation is an addition
to the effect that an at-will power might have; this augmentation doesn't supersede them.
Augment 1
Effect: You gain temporary hit points equal to 5 + your Wisdom modifier. In addition, choose a single creature hit by the at·will attack. That creature takes extra damage equal to your Wisdom modifier .

Nightmare Vortex
Daily + fear, Psionic, Weapon
Standard Action Close burst 1
Target: Each enemy you can see in burst
Attack: Constitution vs. AC
Hit: 1[W] + Constitution modifier damage. and you slide the target 1 square.
Miss: Half damage.
Effect: Until the end of the encounter, whenever an enemy starts Its turn within 3 squares of you, you can slide the target 1 square as a free action.

As a note, if I played i'd be fine with either three or five. I've never actually been in a 4E game that went past level three though, so there's that.

As stated above I'd like to give Sorcerer, Wizard, Warlock or Battlemind a try if I do end up joining.

Yeah, it makes it quicker to see what exactly applies to you, but it sucks sometimes sifting through the backgrounds and such. Is there a "these are the books I'm using" option that I just havent seen yet?

So I'm entirely new to this 'RPG by Forum Post' thing (though I have played a decent amount IRL) but I have read over your world setting and really like the feel of it. I'd be particularly interesting in playing a campaign in fourth edition that has a little more to it then 'stab all the dudes'. If you would have me I'd be more than willing to play.

Author:	DS [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 3:32 pm ]
Post subject:	[D&D 4e] Iron Skies Sign-Up [Closed]
Iron Skies 鐵天 An Urban Fantasy Adventure Welcome to Hoi Lan Fa, a city under darkening skies. You are a member of a small company available for a variety of jobs. As 'fixers' of problems, you are bodyguards and detectives at best and sellswords and thieves at worst. Over the past couple years, you and your company has been neutral in matters of city politics but there is a storm coming on the horizon. Tensions will boil into war on the streets and canals. Allegiances will be declared; betrayal is inevitable. The fate of the world's largest port city will be decided. Big Sixteen [1] What game system are you running? D&D 4E [2] What 'type' or variant of game will it be and what is the setting for the game? This game will take place in a homebrew setting, focusing on a industrializing city called Hoi Lan Fa. Base information to help players create characters that fit the world can be found HERE. [3] How many Players are you looking for? Four to six players. Newer players are welcome; no experience is required but it is recommended that players have a copy of the Rules Compendium to reference. A lot of options are actually open to players but it is recommended that new players stick to just Player Handbooks and the Power books. [4] Where will the game be played? Here on No Goblins Allowed. [5] What is the characters' starting level and experience? Players will start at level five. [6] How much gold or other starting funds will the characters begin with? Players will start with 840gp that can be spent on equipment, etc., except no magic equipment. Players will start with a leased building from which they run their operations; apartments over the ground floor can serve as the players' homes. The building is mundane but players may pool and spend money outfitting the space (see page 79 of Adventurer's Vault 2 for Wondrous Lair Items). [7] What about game balance and Homebrew? No homebrew except setting modifications noted here. [8] What races, subraces, species, etc. are allowed for your game?? All races listed in this post are allowed. Unlisted races may be used pending approval. Players may consult with me for more information on any races. (Just looking at this base information should convey generally what culture or cultures each race's culture is based on, which could serve as inspiration.) [9] By what method should Players generate their attributes/ability scores and Hit Points? 22 Point Buy. [10] Does your game use alignment? What are your restrictions, if so? This game does not use alignment, but players need to work together so even 'evil' players will need to work with their teammates. [11] Do you allow multi-classing, or have any particular rules in regards to it? No hybrids. Multiclassing is fine. If players are interested in picking up a multiclass feat in a future level, they can consult with me and I will try to work it into the game. [12] Will you be doing all of the die rolling during the course of the game? Will die rolls be altered? If players can make die rolls, which ones do they make, how should they make the rolls? We will use the board's internal dice roller. Players will roll for themselves unless I have reason to roll for the player. [13] Are there any homebrewed or optional/variant rules that your Players should know about?. The game will use the inherent bonuses rules found in Dark Sun or Dungeon Master's Guide 2 (page 138). This means each player gets: a stacking +1 enhancement bonus to attack rolls and damage rolls at levels 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, and 27 a stacking +1 enhancement bonus to AC, Fortitude, Reflex, and Will at levels 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, and 29 These bonuses do not stack with the enhancement bonuses provided by magic weapons, implements, or armor. Dungeoneering will have an expanded role as being applicable to exploring structures in general, e.g., the Rules Compendium references using Dungeoneering to tell how to collapse a tunnel and Dungeoneering in this game would expand to being able to tell if a column or wall in a building is load-bearing. Players who want access to god-specific feats (e.g., the Channel Divinity options) should consult the DM but generally, players can choose one appropriate functional god (e.g., Pelor in place of Hae, the Raven Queen in place of Autumn Sister) for the purposes of accessing those options. Semi-homebrew: Enchant Magic Item only allows a ritual caster to enchant a weapon, implement, or armor with an enchantment that they have 'learned' through study of an existing item with that enchantment or by some other means. Examples of such means include tracking down a book of lost dwarven technology, learning the enchantment from a witch who sends you to first gather the ingredients, or experimenting with more common alchemical items that create effect similar to the enchantment you want. Houserule on ritual casting and alchemical item creation HERE. [14] Is a character background required? If so, how big? Are you looking for anything in particular? Characters should feel like they are more than just race, class, and ability scores, but depth can develop over time. The character should have a story that makes sense with them being in this party. Backgrounds are allowed and encouraged. Players can create or refluff backgrounds, but the only mechanical bonuses allowed will be to skills (static +2 to one skill or adding a skill to the trainable class list). Themes will not be used. [15] Does your game involve a lot of hack & slash, puzzle solving, roleplaying, or a combination of the above? Players will traverse a city thick with conflicting political interests. Plenty of combat will be built into the game but players should generally not feel like combat is the only solution to problems and may in fact be not an optimal one. [16] Are your Players restricted to particular rulebooks and supplements? What sources can Players use for their characters? Players Handbooks 1, 2, and 3. Power books, i.e., Arcane Power, Martial Power 1 and 2, Primal Power, and Psionic Power. Forgotten Realms Player's Handbook for swordmage and warlock dark pact options. Eberron Player's Handbook except Dragonmarks. Desert Sun Player Handbook for the mul race Use the racial ability bonuses listed HERE. Other content may be used pending DM approval All errata applies. Sign-Ups Player\|Character\|Race\|Class\|Sheet NeoSilk\|Soon\|Human\|Ranger\|Here Garren_Windspear\|Zau Gwai\|Gnoll\|Rogue\|Here squinty_eyes\|Asmo\|Tiefling\|Psion\|Here Bounty Hunter\|Alexandros\|Tiefling\|Battlemind\|Here felbatista\|Lendir\|Half-Elf\|Ardent\|Here Header artist credit: Fan Ming Original Post I feel like we've hit capacity in terms of games relative to how many people are currently on this board, but I wanted to see if people were interested in a 4e game with four or five players using a homebrew urban fantasy setting. Player characters will probably start at level two or three to start but I could be convinced to start at level five if people are comfortable. Allowable content is a little flexiweird. Players can use any of the PHBs, any of the Power books, the Eberron Player's Handbook for the warforged race and the artificer class, Dark Sun Player's Handbook for the mul race, and the goblin and gnoll races wherever they are. Because goblins and gnolls have relatively little support, you can use any feats for them wherever you can find them. Other content may be used pending approval but I think it gets overwhelming if I just let you go wild so I would mostly only let you dip into Dragon articles, etc. if your race/class gets less support in the core (e.g., wizards don't need help). I recently lost use of my computer and got a new one, so I have to re-grab a bunch of pdfs. If there is sufficient interest that we will move forward, I will probably subscribe to DDI again just to help me build encounters and I will give players access to help build their characters without having to cross-reference three different books + online errata. This post is a little rambley but if I can get like at least three people to commit to playing, I'll create a real set-up thread.

Author:	Bounty Hunter [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 4:37 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Original Post Hmmmm...I love me some urban fantasy, that may make up for the fact that I want to focus on learning PF instead of mucking around too much in 4e. I read over your thread when the boards came up but would need to sift through it again before signing on. I'll look over stuff again at some point but if you need a body to round off the team drop me a PM. Id like to play a warlock, sorcerer, or some other caster. Powers Battlemind's Demand At·Will + Augmentable, Psionic Minor Action Close Burst 3 Target: One creature in burst Effect: You mark the target until you use this power again or until the end of the encounter. Augment 1 Target: One or two creatures in burst Blurred Step At·Will + Psionic Opportunity Action Personal Trigger: An adjacent enemy marked by you shifts Effect: You shift 1 square. Mind Spike At·Will + Force. Psionic, Psychic Immediate Reaction Melee 1 Trigger: An adjacent enemy marked by you deals damage to your ally with an allack that doesn't include you as a target Target: The triggering enemy Effect: The target takes force and psychic damage equal to the damage that its attack dealt to your ally. Conductive Defense At-Will + Augmentable, Lightning, Psionic, Weapon Standard Action Melee 1 Target: One creature Attack: Constitution vs. Reflex Hit: 1 [W] + Constitution modifier lightning damage. Until the start of your next turn, the target takes lightning damage equal to your Constitution modifier whenever it hits one of your allies. Augment 1 Hit: As above, and, until the start of your next turn, the target also takes the lightning damage whenever it shifts to a square adjacent to one of your allies. Augment 2 Hit: 2[W] + Constitution modifier lightning damage. Until the start of your next turn/the target takes lightning damage equal to your Constitution modifier whenever it hits one of your allies. Vicious Cobra Strike At-Will + Augmentable, Psionic, Psychic, Weapon Standard Action Melee weapon Target: One or two creatures Attack: Constitution vs. AC. Hit: Constitution modifier psychic damage, and you mark the target until the end of your next turn. If you target only one creature with this power,the attack deals 1[W] extra damage. Augment 1 Hit: As above, and you also mark one enemy adjacent to the target until the end of your next turn. Augment 2 Close Burst 1 Target: Each enemy you can see in burst Hit: 1 [W] + Constitution modifier psychic damage, and the target is marked and takes a 2 penalty to attack rolls until the end of your next turn. Spectral Legion At-Will + Augmentable, Psionic, Weapon Standard Action Melee weapon Target: One creature Attack: Constitution vs. AC Hit: 1[W] + Constitution modifier damage. Until the end of your next turn, the target grants combat advantage to your allies while they are adjacent to it. Augment 1 Hit: As above, and the target takes a penalty to the attack rolls of melee attacks and dose attacks until the end of your next turn, The penalty equals your Charisma modifier. Augment 2 Hit: 2[W] + Constitution modifier damage. Until the end of your next turn, the target is immobilized, and it grants combat advantage to your allies while they are adjacent to it. Infernal Wrath Encounter Minor Action Personal Effect: You can channel your fury to gain a +1 power bonus to your next attack roll against an enemy that hit you since your last turn. If your attack hits and deals damage, add your Charisma modifier as extra damage. Dimension Slide Encounter + Psionic, Teleportation Move Action Ranged 5 Target: You and one ally Effect: You slide one target 1 square and teleport the other target 3 squares. Speed Of Thought Encounter + Psionic Free Action Personal Trigger: You roll Initiative Effect: You move a number of squares equal to 3 + your Charisma modifier. Special: You can use this power even if you're surprised Aspect Of Elevated Harmony Dally + Healing, Polymorph, Psionic, Weapon Standard Action Melee weapon Target: One creature Attack: Constitution vs. AC Hit: 2[W] + Constitution modifier damage. Miss: Half damage. Effect: You can spend a healing surge. You then assume the aspect of elevated harmony until the end of the encounter. While in this aspect, you can use the following augmentation with your battlemind at-will attack powers that are augmentable. This augmentation is an addition to the effect that an at-will power might have; this augmentation doesn't supersede them. Augment 1 Effect: You gain temporary hit points equal to 5 + your Wisdom modifier. In addition, choose a single creature hit by the at·will attack. That creature takes extra damage equal to your Wisdom modifier . Nightmare Vortex Daily + fear, Psionic, Weapon Standard Action Close burst 1 Target: Each enemy you can see in burst Attack: Constitution vs. AC Hit: 1[W] + Constitution modifier damage. and you slide the target 1 square. Miss: Half damage. Effect: Until the end of the encounter, whenever an enemy starts Its turn within 3 squares of you, you can slide the target 1 square as a free action.

Author:	DS [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 5:21 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
That big thread is meant for me to build up a single source for everything people would ever need to know about my setting, so do not feel like you need to read through it all especially since it's like a tenth done. (And it really should be a wiki rather than a forum thread.) The linked "intro for players" post is already really long but it's also not meant to be read through; it is more an overview to help people build their characters. When I ran a game in the world irl, this one guy really wanted to create a character that made sense for the world and asked a lot of questions, so I made that document.

Author:	Bounty Hunter [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 7:43 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Well yeah, I meant read through it because I like knowing as much as I can about a place, not because its required.

Author:	squinty_eyes [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 9:50 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
I may be interested. I'd prefer to begin a little higher level. The only reason being that I'm in three other games (DM-ing one) that are all level 3 or lower. And 4E is so combat based, that I'd rather begin at a level where we can at lease select some useful utility skills. I find low levels really dull for 4E so far since everything is about combat and not roleplay. ~SE++

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Author:	DS [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 10:21 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
I am okay with starting at level 5 but not much higher because when adventurers enter the paragon tier, elements of urban politics like aristocratic houses, street gangs, etc. are no longer threats to adventurers. The quest lines and plot points I have are definitely not easily determined by combat though; I like to emphasize character choices like flapping butterfly wings. In other words, I tend to think of each tier as a television series 'season'. I do not have one predetermined railroad plot, but the idea is definitely to build into an arc that culminates into reveals of Big Bads and your decision three levels ago comes back to bite you in the ass and it all ends with your transition into paragon tier.

Author:	Bounty Hunter [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 11:18 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
As a note, if I played i'd be fine with either three or five. I've never actually been in a 4E game that went past level three though, so there's that. As stated above I'd like to give Sorcerer, Wizard, Warlock or Battlemind a try if I do end up joining.

Author:	DS [ Tue Nov 19, 2013 11:54 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Bounty Hunter wrote: As a note, if I played i'd be fine with either three or five. I've never actually been in a 4E game that went past level three though, so there's that. As stated above I'd like to give Sorcerer, Wizard, Warlock or Battlemind a try if I do end up joining. Cool

Author:	squinty_eyes [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 1:08 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Cool ~SE++

Author:	DS [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 2:50 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
what are you talking about

Author:	Bounty Hunter [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 8:38 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
As a general note DS: I now have access to DDI as well, but I'm new to using it.

Author:	DS [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 8:58 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
It's a great resource in terms of sifting through all the books and magazine content. The only issue is that it can be overwhelming especially when you're trying to scroll through all the expertise/focus feats; also I am worried about how long it'll be supported.

Author:	Bounty Hunter [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 9:14 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Yeah, it makes it quicker to see what exactly applies to you, but it sucks sometimes sifting through the backgrounds and such. Is there a "these are the books I'm using" option that I just havent seen yet?

Author:	Garren_Windspear [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 11:49 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
So I'm entirely new to this 'RPG by Forum Post' thing (though I have played a decent amount IRL) but I have read over your world setting and really like the feel of it. I'd be particularly interesting in playing a campaign in fourth edition that has a little more to it then 'stab all the dudes'. If you would have me I'd be more than willing to play.

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Author:	DS [ Thu Nov 21, 2013 3:49 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Bounty Hunter wrote: Yeah, it makes it quicker to see what exactly applies to you, but it sucks sometimes sifting through the backgrounds and such. Is there a "these are the books I'm using" option that I just havent seen yet? There is usually a drop down menu that lets you sort by source so you can just close off the books you're not using. Another warning is that they just do not show you feats that you do not qualify for yet, which makes it hard to plan ahead to, for example, add 1 to your Wisdom when you hit level 8 so you can pick up the Cleric multiclass feat (req: Wisdom 13) or something. Garren_Windspear wrote: So I'm entirely new to this 'RPG by Forum Post' thing (though I have played a decent amount IRL) but I have read over your world setting and really like the feel of it. I'd be particularly interesting in playing a campaign in fourth edition that has a little more to it then 'stab all the dudes'. If you would have me I'd be more than willing to play. Of course! Great to hear! Play by Post is pretty quick to pick up; I am playing in my first PbP now too. The only thing is that PbP discourages off-turn actions, like immediate interrupts, just because they can slow combat down.

Author:	Bounty Hunter [ Mon Nov 25, 2013 1:18 am ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
I've been reading of a battlemind and would be curious to play one if you game included Psionics. If the group has a defender I'd still very much like to play a warlock or a sorcerer. But we'll see what comes of it when people profess interest.

Author:	DS [ Mon Nov 25, 2013 2:36 am ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Homebrew Urban Fantasy Interest Check
Psionics are definitely in, though they are a little different in their place in the universe. I will put up an actual sign-up thread or turn this into a sign-up thread later this week.

Author:	DS [ Mon Nov 25, 2013 5:54 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Iron Skies Sign-Up
I updated this thread into a sign-up thread. Please feel free to ask me questions here or by PM. If you PM me, you may want to post here after a day if I don't response; I may not have noticed. Those in need of any books can message me. I may also set up a DDI account later for everyone to share and use. The Big 16 gets a little complicated but players newer to 4e should know that the Player Handbooks have all the content you will need. Everything else is for those who are more comfortable. Inherent bonus rules are being used, which means you automatically get automatic bonuses to your attack rolls, damage rolls, and defenses as opposed to relying on accruing magic items like a +2 longsword or +1 neck slot item to keep up with your enemies mathematically. For those already using DDI accounts, make sure to check off Inherent Bonuses on your character. Finished characters should be put into a sheet on Myth-Weavers and linked here.

Author:	DS [ Mon Nov 25, 2013 6:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Iron Skies Sign-Up
I am glancing at the Wondrous Lair Items and they are pretty great, especially Window of Escape.

Author:	Garren_Windspear [ Mon Nov 25, 2013 6:14 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: [D&D 4e] Iron Skies Sign-Up
Quick Question You care much about what equipment we take? I assume since we are using Inherent Bonus magical gear will be unavailable at character creation? I assume potions and the like are still usable (always nice to have a few healing potions on hand after all). I ask simply because a Level 5 character has some 850gp to spend and I wanted an okay before I went crazy and got everything I can stick in my pack. Edit: Oh yeah. I'm going to be a Gnoll Rogue. Fill out the needed character things once I've got the sheet done and dusted.