Posts from Expedition: general discussions. Auto-translated

Illithids

I don't like tentacles.

Ratlings

I don't like mutants.

Werecreatures

Chemnar

I don't like demons.

Ingelstadt

I don't like uncivilized Barbarians.

Lairwick

I don't like swimming in the sea.

Bedin Empire

I don't like the French language.

Liarum

I don't like living in the forest.

Dagoria

I don't like many things.

Volmar

Vilasund

I don't like God...

Lerbergy

I don't like abominations.

Yustady

I don't like freaks.

Shedu

I don't like horsemen.

Arifia

I don't like living in the desert.

Todalen

Chanzin

Actually, I don't really care which race I play. It depends more on the concept in my head.

Picky.

concept

These are the three options I had in mind. 1. A young man, an Imperial citizen, with specific skills (he doesn't possess any of the skills that would be necessary for a potential expedition, based on the provided information). He is wealthy, handsome, and intelligent (in terms of mental abilities, but not in terms of actions and motivations), but not physically strong. He has a cold, calm, and indifferent personality, and holds unconventional views on many aspects of life. "Unpredictable" is a more fitting description than good or evil. + Easy to role-play. - Poor gameplay. 2. A traveling warrior from Chanzin. He seeks battles, honing his combat skills, and dreams of becoming one of the greatest warriors to ever walk the earth. He is friendly and kind, enjoys having fun, and has a strong sense of right and wrong. He can be overly impulsive, but he is not cruel or malicious. There are no significant pros or cons. 3. An elf (Todalen). An incredibly arrogant and narcissistic sorceress. She has no concept of morality, and the fate and feelings of other people (and non-humans) are of no concern to her. She is capable of causing suffering for her own amusement. She is mentally unstable. + The gameplay for sorcerers should generally be more engaging. - Depending on the plot, there may be problems with role-playing.

To clarify: I'm currently leaning towards a werewolf, something like a berserker (not necessarily with the berserker ability, but in terms of concept) and/or a blood mage.

I was leaning towards a werewolf-like vampire. x)

I'm leaning towards a werewolf-cat hybrid or just a furry.

Serenity: all positive actions directed at a character have a double effect.

Does this affect the positive effect of life drain? Does this ability double the effect of buffs, their duration, or both?

Does this affect the positive effect of life drain?

Yes, it affects healing, but not a permanent bonus.
Both at once might be too much. Maybe it's better to make it 1.5 times stronger...

Better by a factor of one and a half. Because, in the current situation, the Ice Shield will provide immunity to physical damage.

Yeah, I guess I didn't really take self-buffing into account back then.

Looks like you decided to turn this place into a zoo.

I'll play as the Fortress faction. I'll level up a war priest.

Both of my characters would fit well with this set, as one of them is a ratkin, which is also an animal, and the other is an archer who shoots at evil people and is friends with animals.

Double

I would open it in a separate tab and not close it, like I do.