Generic (Totally Original) Fantasy Roleplay. Part III.

[Mik_Hael]

I dont. It was part of the dungeon.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

A part that you exploited to overshadow everyone else.

[Mik_Hael]

Well I thought we were a pretty good team, we both dealt the finishing blow to the head priest, and you saved the day while I bickered with Bug.

[The Junkyard Cat]

Um I had two ideas for characters one with a living weapon that changes as the character gets stronger. And a blood mage with a high moral, and discovered a very effective way to use blood magic to heal.(Course it is still very dangerous) But I don't know what to choose  :T  or do.

[Mik_Hael]

Sorry for using the items I found inside of a dungeon created by the DM without my knowledge to the best of their ability.

[Mik_Hael]

It's up to you, I like the living weapon, but that's just me.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

I'd go for blood mage....or maybe someone to be the charisma character.

[Zaleramancer]

True. :s

It's more my fault for making them.

[Philote]

I believe Dryad has a blood mage.

[Zaleramancer]

I think Dryad made a Blood Mage class.

Cabanilla could ask her about it.



And Philote ninjas me.

[The Junkyard Cat]

I'm not too good with charisma I usually end up like this guy here >  

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Ok, I swapped around some of my skills because now some of them would be WAAAAY overpowered, gave myself some new ones in the process, and I think created a new character thread for her. Mik, thank you for describing her as a Creole Cleric. I never would have thought up that last skill otherwise.

Vault wrote

Name:Catherine Crocker
Class: Gourmand Hunter
Race: Gator
Theme Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxDQk5nzzgQ&feature=channel_video_title

A small race from the great swamps of the south, Gators are secretive and hostile to most outsiders. They prefer to settle down in one place and then not move from it. They do not prefer groups, and what seems like a community of them at first glance is most likely a collection of individuals.

Pro: All are good swimmers, and can hold their breath in excess of 60 minutes.

Con: Gators are cold blooded, and become more lethargic depending on how cold it is. When the weather is cold enough, they can slip into a coma and die if heat is not provided.

Level one: Utilize Utensils
The ability to use kitchen utensils as deadly weapons.

Level two: Meal Preparation I
The ability to cook health and stamina restoring meals outside of battle.

Level three: Poison knowledge
The ability to detect any type of poison in a food or drink.

Level Four: Meal Preparation II
The ability to cook a meal that will buff one stat for the whole party until the end of the next battle.

Level Five: Cooking Fever
Adds the fire element to any weapon the Gourmand uses.

Level Six: Spoiled Stock
The Gourmand can force spoiled food on an enemy, dazing it.

Level Seven: Private Stock I
The ability to throw food to an ally that will heal them in battle.

Level Eight:Beast Knowledge
Passive ability that lets you decipher more information about beasts, even those you haven't seen before, and do more damage to them.

Level Nine:Private Stock II
The ability to throw food to an ally that will raise one stat for the remainder of the battle.

Level Ten: Foraging
The Gourmand no longer needs to purchase ingredients, instead being able to find them all in the wild.

Level Eleven: Alluring Scent
By cooking certain foots, the gourmand can lure in specific beasts.

Level Twelve: Beast sense
The gourmand can now sense any beast in the vicinity.  

Level Thirteen: Knocking
The gourmand may Paralyze a beast type enemy for consumption later.

Level fourteen: Exotic Cookbook I
The ability to cook beast into a meal that will give anyone who eats it the beasts physical skills until the end of the next battle.

Level Fifteen: Exotic Cookbook II
The ability to cook a beast into a meal that will give anyone who eats it the beasts magical skills until the next battle.
Level Sixteen:  Into the Fire

The Gourmands burning passion for cooking hits a space in a circle around them with fire damage.

Level seventeen: Exotic Spice
The ability to use a cloud of spice to inflict a status effect on a group of enemy's.

Level Eighteen: Hyper metabolism
The Gourmand is healed double by all healing effects.

Level Nineteen: BAM!
The Gourmand may cause a miniature explosion on any enemy they hit.

Level Twenty: Holy Skillet of the Gods
The ultimate combination of cooking and pyromancy, this technique creates a field of fire around Gretchen uniquely suited to roasting an enemy to edible perfection. The fire roasts body and soul, and the spirit of the meal is offered to the god of the Gators in return for a boon.


Bedroll
Backpack (empty)
Fishing net, 25 sq. ft.
Fishhook
Flint and steel
Pot, iron
Firewood (per day)X2
Field Rations (Per day)X2

As for parameters, I'd say Healing (C), Buff (B), Information Gathering (C), Debuffing (C), AoE Damage(A), Physical Combat (D), Stealth (E, B in water), Swimming (A), Cooking (A).

This seems awfully familiar. I'd ask whether or not we were going to stat out Noble Phantasms, except I think I already did that with 20.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Marv!

Stop trying to speak his intentions! You don't know what was on his mind in posting that!

See, this is why the two of you keep getting into arguments! Each thinks they know what the others' thoughts, feelings and intentions are!

Stop trying to vilify each other! Seriously! It's getting old!

[Philote]

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Fine, I'm shutting up. Sorry.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Um...dang.

Her powers seem like they require a lot of prep.

[Mik_Hael]

Glad I could play the part of the gibberish speaking hobo that triggers insight.

[The Junkyard Cat]

Um is she on?

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

All truly great culinary works do.

 Seriously though, I'm actually thinking of bumping Private Stock down to level five unless someone else has an in battle heal that they get earlier.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

I don't mean to sound harsh, but it has to stop somewhere.

And of course you know, the message is not specifically directed at you.