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Given the overwhelming number of villains in the expansion, I now look at Tiolas with suspicion.
Knife (for everyday use, but in a pinch, he can fight with it if necessary)
Yeah, if necessary, you know, different situations can happen. But otherwise, it's for everyday use, honestly!
Long staff decorated with feathers and stones (used for magic, but can also be used to hit someone on the back)
He honestly collected the stones on his travels.
Potions of healing wounds, curing diseases, and antidotes (an equal amount of each)
Everyone knows the principle: in small doses, it heals, but in slightly larger doses, it's like cobra venom... I mean, dandelion juice, I misspoke.
A supply of ingredients for potions and tools for brewing.
This is my medicinal hemp, officer.
A field first-aid kit with bandages and other medical stuff.
Mmm, other stuff.
Ordinary clothes, a cloak that hides his wings (just in case)
It clearly hides more than just wings.
Various food, a couple of books, a map, and other small items
Well, there's rolling paper, lockpicks, we won't list everything.
Money (he lied to the bandits).
This is where it all started to go downhill. First, you lie to bandits, and then...
A few years later, a large fire broke out in the city, Tiolas' shop burned down, and his fiancée died.
And someone just really didn't want to get married.
Money (at the GM's discretion, it can be more than the standard amount, after all, the character is a veteran)
After all, he had already taken everything valuable from the shop beforehand, and there was a lot of good stuff in the ruins of the city.
Fey had heard a lot about Ascott; considering it a city of opportunities where it would be easy to start a new life, he headed there.
The main thing is that there won't be any old acquaintances in the new city who started to suspect something. And in general, law and order is lacking.
You guys have certainly created a lot of quests here in one day.
Whenever I come up with a name for a character, it always seems like another player has already used it at some point.
Immunity to negative effects that influence the mind.
I want to clarify that this item protects against: fear, mind control, oblivion, sleep, nightmare, Zholaic spells (from the first 6 and temptation), but it does not protect against mind reading. Therefore, don't be surprised if Nereid reads your thoughts.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
I don't understand what you're talking about, seriously. What's up with Revan?
Well, here's how the generation process worked in Revan's RPG: 1. The character picks an origin. 2. The character picks a belief. 3. The character picks a faction. 4. The character picks a perk.
Each of these variables either influenced skills and characteristics or provided some other bonuses (a passive bonus to health or additional funds, for example). In your case, in contrast to the system from Revan's RPG, you only have the option of choosing an origin.
Outcast | The character is a male fairy, weak, clumsy, effeminate, falls in love with those he cannot obtain, was subjected to sexual abuse by stronger male kin (strength cannot exceed 5, agility 10, males mistake the character for a woman with a charm of 10 | – 15%)
I still think this point was inspired by my champion. And I'm proud.
I want to clarify that this item protects against: fear, mind control, oblivion, sleep, nightmare, the spells of the Zholaai (from the first 6), and temptation, but it doesn't protect against mind reading. So don't be surprised if Nereen reads your mind.
So don't be surprised if I learn all your most secret and dirty thoughts :smile51:
So don't be surprised if I learn all your most secret and dirty thoughts.
Or, in the case of Ellison, the opposite – you'll learn about secret and deeply suppressed pure thoughts, because they won't manifest in any other way.
Нэйко
Heroist