Ahh, I didn't know that was the final decision since you were talking about a witch and inquisitor and monk as well. Thought it was just one idea thrown out there. I'll take a look at it now.

~SE++

Well I mean I can always swap to something else if I need to.

The monk was simply a joke since the whole party looked to be made of them.

I was building an inquisitor but it was looking to be a hassel and the ranger will help me learn the system better if we're looking to keep this campaign alive into the higher levels. I've never made it much past about level five in Pathfinder due to my groups falling apart both IRL and PbP.

So I settled on the easy and flexible ranger to play in your sandbox.

Your HP should be 12 and not 10. Seems you forgot your +2 CON modifier in there.
Your STR score is 18, not 16 with a TEMP Mod. I know you were just showing where you put the +2, but go ahead and make your STR score 18.

Everything else looks just fine.

~SE++

Fixed HP.

Abilities are updated.

I meant to ask about favored enemy. Im not trying to find out what we'll be fighting the most...but what races would present the biggest threats outside the town? Otherwise ill prolly use urban ranger fluff snd stick to human.

Within the city you will find a lot of humans, and a decent representation of the Half-Races, and some of just about all other races. The point of the starting town being a trade city was a good place to ease a brand new group into the world, give them all the different cultures to work with so it was easy to put them together, and easy for them to acquire whatever they feel they need.

Outside the town there are a fun variety of things that want you dead, as well as several monsters within the walls if you look hard enough. I suppose Animal would cover the outside world pretty well since I find things like Outsiders to be a much higher level of fun things to play with. Dunno what I'll classify some of these creatures as that I am working on for you guys to play with, but whatever works.

~SE++

OC thread is set up now. Any and all world information will be put there for anyone to view, so long as you guys have come across that information (more or less). Ixen'Taoul's basic information is set up, and more notes on the world will be there for your ease in assimilating into the world's customs.

~SE++

Yeah, I'll be ready.

I'll stick to a human favored enemy bounty hunter style character I reckon.

I'm set and ready to go whenever.

I'm also going to casually build some other characters, becuase in a world like this (hopefully) we could be at this for a while and if my character parts ways or dies, I like having a sideline character shell ready and just waiting on a backstory. *shrug* I'm weird

I can polish up my character in the next few days. I'm just about ready.

Sounds good, you'll be beginning with roleplay and not directly entering combat. Seeing the pace this place usually moves at, you'll have time to clean up the sheet as we're going if you like. Please drop by the OC thread and select a speaking color and review the information there. There's a few notes on the world, though not too many since the concept is still quite young. As you guys discover more of the world, more will get added!

~SE++

I still have Equipment to purchase and background to flesh out from my earlier summary. But I believe Parkun is otherwise complete mechanically, if you want to look him over.

Well, OK, I remembered I still have to decide the second trait. Decided on Resilient.

Unusually, the weight listed in the Ultimate Equipment guide for a Monk's Kit (22lbs) is 13lbs less than the sum of the weights of its component parts (35lbs).

Which should I use for encumbrance? I'm guessing the component parts?

Well, let's check it out:

MONK'S KIT
Price 8 gp; Weight 22 lbs.
This kit includes a backpack, a belt pouch, a blanket, rope, soap, torches (10), trail rations (5 days), and a waterskin.

{colsp=2}Monk's Kit
Name|Weight
Backpack|2 lbs
Belt Pouch|1/2 lb
Blanket|3 lbs
Rope|10 lbs
Soap|1 lb
Torches (10)|1 lb each (10 lbs)
Trail Rations (5)|1 lb each (5 lbs)
Waterskin|4 lbs
...|...
Total|35.5 lbs

Hmm, and yet the kit claims 22 lbs? Yeah, it's have to be 35.5 lbs in total, unless you sold off parts. Hate to say it, but 22 lbs is pretty low, unless you've eaten most of the food, used your torches and drank your waterskin dry, lol.

~SE++

PlaneShaper, you Iron Fisted your horrid little stats, right?

~SE++

Yes. I Iron Fisted my class, race, and stats. (I know stats are all that count )

Would you like to forgo Equipment in favor of a DM gift?

~SE++

OK, I will go with it as its component parts. My equipment then still needs some minor editing in order to bring the weight down below my capacity.

I've started getting more RP stuff up, as well. More to be added in backstory over the next some days.

I don't think I understand the question. Like, I start with zero equipment?

Perhaps, based on your answer will determine the bonus I will give for your Iron Fisting of stats. You'll get a gift regardless, but you can choose your Equipment, or I can.

~SE++

Well, I should at least tell you the equipment I purchased from an RP perspective that actually tie into the character's backstory and traits:
Dǒulì Hat (Conical Asian Hat) (2gp)
Alchemist's Kindness x5 (5gp)
Baijiu (10gp) (17/17 shots remaining)
Holy Text (prayer book) (1gp)
Scroll Case (1gp)

But otherwise, I'm still not entirely sure I know what decision I'm making, so do what you will.