Posts from Dal Shabet

You can simply play as Warrior777, without unnecessary words, just indicating where you are going and what you are doing.

Well, he's a good guy, I know.

Did he even play any of the expansions?

In the Mentat experiment.

Ah, yes, that's right.

Name: Gahegej

Nationality:
Anaquad

Characteristics:
Strength -- 13
Constitution -- 15
Agility -- 17
Intelligence -- 21 (x0.5) +100m
Willpower -- 34 (x2)
Speed -- 18
Perception -- 15

Skills:
One-Handed Weapon:

I Gains a chance to parry enemy attacks

Shamanism:

Locator
Sanctuary
Transformation
Madness

Dark Magic:

Death Mark

Archaeologist. The character gains the ability to conduct research in specific locations, identify items, and their approximate value.

Assassin. Attacking unsuspecting characters kills them. Can be used with one-handed and ranged weapons, as well as without any weapon at all.

Religion:
Xipil

Biography:
Gahegej spent most of his life in Anaquad, like most of his kin. From an early age, he began studying under shamans and spent much time in nature, learning about the world around him and its laws. Sometimes he would leave for several days, which contributed to his adaptability to survival in the wild. He enjoyed observing animals, studying their habits, and noting traits common to humanoid creatures; he even tried to learn some tricks from them, because animal instincts are more developed, and they sense danger much better.
While alone, he often pondered, especially interested in the origin of demonspawn, the formation of their physical characteristics, and their short lifespan. He was curious about what factors influence these characteristics and whether they can be changed. Driven by these interests, Gahegej increasingly visited the Temple of Xipil, hoping to find the information he needed there. In addition, he read books on related topics and studied anatomy. Over time, Gahegej found answers to some of his questions, but they did not please him. After a while, his curiosity about this topic waned somewhat, and it was replaced by a desire to see the world beyond Anaquad, although, for the most part, Gahegej was simply tired of his hometown, and his dark soul craved a change of scenery. Moreover, the thought of prolonging life did not leave him, and he hoped that the answer to this mystery might lie somewhere outside his home.
Gahegej knew that cursed ones were not welcome in the kingdom of humans, so he first went to Nevermore, where the law towards demonspawn was less strict, although the city's inhabitants still posed a danger to representatives of his kind; however, years of training had not been in vain, and Gahegej could quite defend himself. If at first it was difficult for him to adapt in Nevermore, then later coexistence with people became almost as easy and commonplace as living outdoors. The only difference was that he had to hide his true nature. Although some still knew who he was and treated him tolerantly, mainly because of his abilities. These few individuals were his business partners or employers. Gahegej carried out assassination orders and searched for specific individuals. He didn't enjoy his work, but he also didn't feel any guilt, especially since his victims were usually not the best people. However, the clients were also far from righteous. In Nevermore, you rarely meet pleasant people, so Gahegej's attitude toward humanity developed into something less than positive. He felt slightly better about his fellow kin, as they shared his origins and the difficulties faced by demonspawn. Otherwise, he had no pity, compassion, or warm feelings for anyone, and if someone got in his way, Gahegej did not dwell on solving the situation, preferring a very concrete method of eliminating this problem. In short, after life in Nevermore, his character underwent some changes. The next stage in Gahegej's life was moving to a more dangerous place, where he continued to successfully conceal his identity and earn money doing his usual craft. One day, he heard rumors about an organization called "Silver Knight" and an event they planned.

Appearance:
Gahegej is somewhat lucky in terms of appearance; he has few visible physiological characteristics common to demonspawn. His skin is paler than usual and has a pinkish tint; he lacks a tail, his eyes are dark yellow, his hair is dark, his ears are pointed, and he has small horns on his head that curve backward. He always wears a gray cloak with a hood and gloves.

Equipment:
In the picture + something else. I will highlight:
Light armor, gloves, sword, dagger.
Xipil bracelet, money, travel essentials, a black stone from Anaquad.

Righteous bonus. Agility and perception effectiveness increased. Free specialization (skill) to choose from: thief, assassin, rogue, secret magic.

Revan, the text mentions thief, but it's not listed in the additional skills.

Radimir
Amos
Tarvitsiy
Horus
Maria
Adrian
Jervais
Agnet
Amalia
Elin
Lucky Joe

Creatures of darkness receive five times the damage.

The first attack will deal ten times the damage.

Revan, do damage increase modifiers stack or multiply? In other words, if I attack a frozen skeleton with a two-handed weapon for 50 damage, will I deal 2500 (50*10*5) or 750 (50*(10+5)) damage in total?

The additional damage from shattering a frozen enemy is calculated after all other modifiers, so it will be 2500.

Revan, does the inventor start with some blueprints, or can they only be acquired during the game?

Simple and commonplace.

Paroxius:


Biography:

As a descendant of a free people, Paroxius spent his childhood hunting and fishing with his father. Like his ancestors, he lived in the forest, occasionally visiting the city. However, nothing there particularly interested him. The boy loved listening to his father's stories about their ancestors and how they served the Emperor of the Ataraxian Empire faithfully, despite their origins. Even after the empire’s collapse, they remained true to the Emperor's commandments, passing them down from generation to generation.

Almost every day, Paroxius learned everything necessary for survival in the wild. He studied animal behavior, tracking skills, setting traps, knowledge of plants and their properties, forest routes, and trails. He also mastered archery, which came very naturally to him, unlike his father, who wasn't much of a hunter. Despite this, he managed to obtain valuable furs from rare animals, selling them to provide enough income for himself and his son to live comfortably without skimping on good equipment.

Curious Paroxius carefully examined the tracks of an injured animal that would soon die from poison. Determining its route, he headed north but noticed a body in a ditch while jumping over it. The partially decomposed remains were not of particular interest, but a small bag clutched in the dead man's hands caught the young man's attention. Inside, he found several gold coins and a strange medallion with a purple stone. It didn't seem particularly valuable, and when a jeweler in town offered a decent (by Paroxius' standards) sum for it, the naive youth agreed without hesitation. He brought the money home and told his father the story, who simply smiled kindly, patted the boy on the shoulder, and said that the medallion with the purple stone could have been sold for ten times more.

By the time he reached adulthood, Paroxius had explored every corner of his native forest and learned everything possible about the woodland area. His old father no longer hunted and peacefully lived out his days, and when he quietly died in his bed, Paroxius buried him in a clearing in the middle of an oak grove. He decided to pursue what he had dreamed of since childhood. That incident with the medallion awakened in him a thirst for treasure hunting, a thirst for adventure. He was interested not so much in the valuables of past centuries as in the process of searching for them. Gathering all his savings and necessary belongings, he set off on a journey through the kingdom. In ten years of wandering, Paroxius visited many cities and various places in the state. He learned a lot, experienced a lot, and, of course, found quite a few treasures. But the passion only grew stronger…

- Wild lands. This is interesting. Very interesting...

Equipment: medium-length bow, two quivers of arrows, one-handed sword, essential provisions, some money, several precious stones, medallion with a purple stone.

Characteristics:
Strength - 10
Constitution - 10
Agility - 11
Intelligence - 10
Willpower - 10
Speed - 22
Perception – 28

Religion:
Ataraxian Faith
Righteous bonus. +3 to all characteristics, immunity to effects that influence the mind.
Blessed weapon: "Faith." Damage dealt to demons, demon worshipers, and creatures of darkness is tripled. Followers of other religions receive double damage.

Nationality:
Free People: free scouting skill, specialization three free archery skill points.

Specialization:
Bow

I Allows the use of bows.
II A successful shot can paralyze the target.
III The range of the arrow determines additional damage.
IV The next attack on a paralyzed enemy will deal triple damage.
V Additional attack

Skills:
Reality Control

Denial. After using it, the character does not require air. During combat, there is an opportunity to ignore receiving damage.

Additional Skills:
Scout. Ability to quickly gather information about the surrounding area.
Assassin. Attacking unsuspecting characters kills them. Can be used with one-handed and ranged weapons, as well as without any weapon at all.

I hope I didn't mess anything up.

Work in progress.

The main thing is not to lose interest in the game when it starts.

Hey, everything is fine, you just need to somehow connect the character to the Ataraxian faith, since you chose it. You probably don't remember some of its aspects that were highlighted in the previous game, so you can ask any questions you have, and I'll clarify everything.