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Leadership Score: A character’s base Leadership score equals his level
plus any Charisma modifier..
Leader’s Reputation Modifier
Great renown +2
Fairness and generosity +1
Special power +1
Failure –1
Aloofness –1
Cruelty –2
The Leader . . . Modifier
Has a familiar, special mount, or –2
animal companion
Recruits a cohort of a different alignment –1
Caused the death of a cohort –2*
* Cumulative per cohort killed.
The Leader . . . Modifier
Has a stronghold, base of operations, +2
guildhouse, or the like
Moves around a lot –1
Caused the death of other followers –1
I'm going to allow that you have a 'Guildhouse'(+2) and a reputation for fairness (+1) but you move around a lot (-1) (Note it could become a Renowned reputation later, based off your actions in this adventure)
So currently, Torrelon would have a score of 17 and Samnor a score of 21. Just in case if you want the leadership feat as well, Helmgar would have 19 and Castus 21.
I am not opposed to ANY of you taking the feat. You just need to let me know what type of Cohort your looking to have (i.e. Theif, Bard, Intelligent Undead, Mount, etc.) and let me work it into the storyline. As for followers, they will NOT be travelling with you and you may find them having just 'showed up' at your new residence. That will be a side adventure in and of itself once the main adventure is completed... (IF it is completed.
)Just remember that any cohort would be like having another PC at the table, one that gets their own experience and a share of the spoils when you take get them. So in effect, it is kind of a group decision to have a full-fledged cohort. In this campaign, it won't be an issue. It can scale to whatever you guys want to do for fun and enjoyment. BUT I have to know soon, so think it over and post or email me.
Statistics: Posted by Greylen — Fri Jan 13, 2017 4:50 pm
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And I hope you caught the last post was mostly tongue-in-cheek. Mostly...
That's the one thing with our whole game night, is it's to RELIEVE stress, not create it. 
Statistics: Posted by Greylen — Thu Aug 15, 2013 11:19 am
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Statistics: Posted by Just Rob — Tue Aug 13, 2013 9:59 pm
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Do I need to up the RP's for posting? Offer brownies game night for postees? I know your all busy, but take 10 min. and write "so and so nods, "Sounds like fun to me..." yada yada yada. You know... something. lol
I was hoping to have you to the tower vicinity by game night, but without your posts, I can't DO ANYTHING.
So I'm posting again, to prod you all to POST!
Statistics: Posted by Greylen — Tue Aug 13, 2013 7:49 pm
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Items sold will be sold at 40% of value. Items purchased will be purchased at 120% of the purchase price. However, they should have just about anything you wish to buy... though if you're looking at something really odd or rare, please clear the purchase FIRST.
The Belt Buckle of Regeneration cannot be sold. Due to it's inherent 'value' to Charles Suha, you can either surrender it to him, or use it in your adventures.
But otherwise, you can and should post or email each other with the total amount you will have to spend, once you take these calculations into account. You will have two days, game time, to prepare for the next mission. If you decide to continue. And note that you do NOT need to continue. You can go off anywhere you wish... with enough lead time, of course.
Have fun and post any question/concerns you have. I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Statistics: Posted by Greylen — Sat Aug 03, 2013 11:14 am
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Mission Completion Gold: 10,000gp
Story Points: 2500 XP/each
RPs for replying to Online Scenario: 2 RPs
RPs for recap/journal: 2 RPs
So get moving and have everything ready to go on Game Night. We'll get started a lot earlier and HOPEFULLY there won't be a technical issue this time.
Statistics: Posted by Greylen — Fri Aug 02, 2013 5:47 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Boric Glanduum — Mon Feb 16, 2009 2:54 pm
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chirp, chirp, chirp
Statistics: Posted by Theylan — Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:46 pm
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With the knowledge, of course, that any mocking of style, content, or ability may result in permanent epic Stat drain.
Yeah. Not a joke.
Statistics: Posted by Boric Glanduum — Wed Feb 11, 2009 4:59 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Theylan — Tue Feb 10, 2009 5:43 pm
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Joel has been in Wheloon for months. working his main job. He is well plugged in to the community and knows a little bit of information about the goings on of the town and fills you all in on the following about the town. a old lord by the name of Lord Sarp Redbeard governs Wheloon. Redbeard is a bit lax about the goings on of the City, he sort of has a don't ask don't tell policy and doesn't want to pry into the affairs of honest tax paying people. If there aren't complaints and they pay taxes then it let's them run their lives.
The city has a contingent of 150 purple dragons that enforce the laws and they are led by a Constal Maxaminus Tholl. he is a young captain but has what is best for Wheloon at heart. He butts heads with Lord Redbeard privately about his overly lax approach but publicly backs him 100%.
Recent events of the city are as follows.
a new temple of Mystra has been built at the north edge of town. There have been some concerns from some citizens, and the Purple Dragons investigate the place after some folk complained of weird lights and odd noises at night. Imagine that. Odd noises and lights at a temple devoted to the use of magic. of course the dragons didn't find anything wrong.
Joel doesnt' buy it though because a supposed priest of Mystra by the name of Tunaster Dranik showed up at his office at the Wyvern Watch Inn. with an unusual story. Which I'll give in person.
one other odd hapening is that Amnic Basult , a book seller, has gone missing, and the city watch hasn't found anything.
This leads to how everyone got together.
First, a particular gnome magic user (Scotty) has been in town for months, originally he was just passing through but he started doing odd jobs for Joel. Identifying items, acquiring potions and scrolls for him it soon became fairly steady income. So Scott decided to stay for a while. Scott took a stroll through the temple just to confirm Tunaster's story and thinks the whole thing is just odd.
Lorin shows up in town in his priestly robes of mystra and goes to the Wyvern Watch Inn and starts inquiring about Tunaster Dranik, word of course gets back to Joel and he arranges a meeting with Tunaster. Rob and Jaren then show up at the inn and start asking about a dwarf friend who has gone missing. Joel remembers the fellow being in town and was last known to be heading north out of town. On top of that Jaren delivers a letter to Joel that basically requires that Joel assist him in finding is dwarven friend.
Troy is a part time employee of the Dragons, when they need a scout to track someone down, and while returning to the city one night he notice the odd lights etc., So he parked it outside the temple for a few days and has watched it. he has noticed a number of people have gone into the temple but not as many have come out. his reports back to the dragons spurred the investigation which led to nothing. but since Joel has requested some help from the Dragons, and since Troy had some interest in the Temple the Dragons agreed to pay a wage to have Troy assist Joel in his investigation. In sharing information Troy recalls seeing the missing Dwarf go into the temple but not come out.
Joel hooks up Lorin with Rob and Jaren since it looks like they have a common area of interest "the Temple". He convinces Scotty to join up as he may need his help "for a fee of course" Troy is assigned to the party by the Dragons, and his good nature wants him to figure out what is going on.
so you are all sitting in the Inn making your plans
Statistics: Posted by Theylan — Fri Dec 26, 2008 10:36 pm
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FYI I could be late or non existent tomorrow. So I'm sunny with a chance of rain.
Statistics: Posted by Theylan — Fri Dec 05, 2008 12:43 pm
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You can do it.
Statistics: Posted by Greylen — Mon Nov 24, 2008 12:45 pm
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