[dungeoncrawl] Re: Bobby's characters
- From: Johnathan Detrick <jdetrick@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2002 09:01:51 -0400
I had actually thought of Waleed, and thought he would make a very nifty
deity. Again, he fulfills the one important thing; he
brings something different to the game. He's an interesting character that
fills a niche. I see it as being a possibility.
Robert Deibler wrote:
> Waleed: Wants to be a god, He would like to be the god of money, trade&
> Commerce, and fashion common please please can he be a god...
>
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> From: Johnathan Detrick [mailto:jdetrick@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tue 10/15/2002 4:26 PM
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> Here's where my characters are and how I see this affecting them:
>
> Angelo: I don't see him wanting to be a deity, but I don't care. I
> can
> see Baish arguing for him to be included, and Faceous would back that,
> because he likes his ethos. However, I would rather have Angelo moved
> to that world as a mortal, where he would start some monasteries
> devoted
> to Baish. I love the concept of a lawful good monastery devoted to
> the
> chaotic neutral god! :) If he would become a god, I see him being
> the
> god of servants, subservience, humility and discipline.
>
> Brombith: No affect. I don't want him on the planet, or as a deity.
>
> Cullen/Whilce: They will both become gods, yet keep their place with
> the Sigil. :) Obviously, these guys are unaffected.
>
> D'Alleva: Damon had mentioned about these characters being involved,
> since it was their homeworld that was transformed to this new plane.
> However, D'Alleva as a god offers nothing new. She would simply end
> up
> being the Red Knight. While I can play that, I'm not sure its worth
> our
> time, although it is an interesting portfolio. If the other
> characters,
> like Marcus, moved to that world as a deity, it could be interesting
> because of their relationships. However, it doesn't thrill me.
>
> Faceous: Definite deity. I see him as the God of Justice and
> Redemption.
>
> Gammenon: He has no interest in being a deity, and I don't care if he
> does. But he could be an interesting evil god, if we find we need
> more. The biggest problem would be using him and Talon; do they
> overlap
> too much? My gut feeling is yes, so I would leave Gammenon where he
> is.
>
> Gavin: Yeesh, I don't think the 17 year old should be a god. I
> wouldn't really consider him.
>
> Ilana: I like her where she is. Although, it might be nice to have a
> pacifist god, which we currently don't have. Her name could be
> brought
> up by Saurotte...she is enough of a contrast to have something new to
> bring to the table. I don't seriously consider her, but she has more
> to
> bring than some other characters.
>
> Magnus: Oh yeah! I see him as the God of Ambition, Power,
> Ruthlessness
> and Chaos. And shiny metal helmets. :) I don't want his portfolio
> to
> become too dark though. I was also thinking of making him the patron
> god of adventurers. I'm open to suggestions here. We could go many
> different ways with him.
>
> Nadan: Here's the big question. He doesn't want to be a deity, and I
> don't want him to be one. However, do we want a character of his
> power
> level running around playable? Or do we want to get him out of the
> way
> so he isn't a problem in the future? Ideas? Suggestions?
>
> Quent: It was in thinking of Quent last night on my way home that I
> began to see the possibilities of allowing in other characters as
> deities. We have no real demihumans in the core group. While I have
> no
> interest in creating full fledged pantheons for the demi-humans, they
> should have at least one or two of their own. We do have a few gnomes
> in the group, and I was thinking that Quent could be added. He was a
> Rider for quite some time, and he certainly fought and bled for the
> group. He might make a very interesting lesser power. I see him as a
> God of games and cheating. He'd be a mischievous god that was always
> getting into trouble. He'd be perfect for starting problems in the
> world without meaning to. I hate to see him deified, but I think the
> benefits might be worth it.
>
> Quincy: I see no reason why he would be a deity. He has nothing
> unique
> to offer.
>
> Sorrell: I can see her as a deity, but I'm again unsure if she brings
> anything unique to the table. However, it might be nice to move the
> Guild Vagabond to that world, and maybe give them a nice castle or
> something. But that's just me liking the characters. :)
>
> Thaylone: Same as Sorrell. Do we need him?
>
> Zolkiir: Definite god. But not of magic. I see Zolkiir as the God
> of
> invention and knowledge. Kind of a cross between Gond and Oghma.
>
> So that's where I see my characters now. Some of this could
> change
> as we figure out the world and role-play stuff. Does this make sense?
>
>
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