h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

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Yes. I did take a look at the Character Races & Classes. Sorry I didn't link Esper and Dragoon with my description. Does that meet with the flavor of the scenario and the needs of the party? I thought it would, but let me know, okay? About the Dragoon thing: Do I hafta have a spear, or will the equipment mentioned be sufficient? I just don't want the tail getting in the way of a throw. (Well, it would help balance the pitch, though, wouldn't it? AND, I could pole vault with it on occasion. Hmmm....)

Thanks for considering me for inclusion.

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B4its2late

[OoC][Continuity][Late Arrival]

Yes. I did take a look at the Character Races & Classes. Sorry I didn't link Esper and Dragoon with my description. Does that meet with the flavor of the scenario and the needs of the party? I thought it would, but let me know, okay? About the Dragoon thing: Do I hafta have a spear, or will the equipment mentioned be sufficient? I just don't want the tail getting in the way of a throw. (Well, it would help balance the pitch, though, wouldn't it? AND, I could pole vault with it on occasion. Hmmm....)

Name Change: Furr Purrfikt

Thanks for considering me for inclusion.

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B4its2late

[Apology]

Sorry about the 'double-post'. My browser told me the page crapped out, so I tried again. Hence, the duplicate. Oops!

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B4

Well, it says "typically", which means that most of them use spears, but I suppose you could have one that doesn't. I recon claws would be good (the image of a Dragoon leaping down from the sky to tear apart their opponent, then leaping away again is very appealing...).

[Furr Purrfikt] ::digs out his Guide to All Things RPG and begins to bone up on mannerisms and melee ettiquette::

It'sss ssso nissse of yeouw to let meew play...

::stretches langurously and scratches his claws across a stone by the fire::

B4

[OoC]
Dives into the backlog to catch up on some more of the events and personsalities participating...
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:: Yar or Wargamer ::

Which Quest should I enter into with this character?

Siege of Galyana or the Great Werewolf Caper?

B4igetstarted

[Yar] Galyana, if you can find some sort of logical way of joining us. The Great Werewolf Caper is ...

As Dead as an army of Undead in a Graveyard?

As for joining Galyana, just be an adventurer who used the sewers to escape the enemy soldiers or something.

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Perhaps "Furr" can join them once they reach a forest, just out of reach of the Black Legion. He probably doesn't like hanging out in cities much, as he is more of a 'wild' creature. There's an opportunity for him to lurk about in the shadows, making himself gradually known. Maybe act as a sort of guide away from Galyana.

As an Esper, would he be drawn to the Quest out of his other-worldly realm, in order to be of some assistance to the forces of Good? As for worrying about any payments from the Galyana Senate, that's immaterial to "Furr"; he'll revel in any of the immediate spoils of the Quest--nothing else is necessary for him.

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B4itgetsdark

Yeah, okay, do whatever you like.

hello

:: Cybercat ::

When you visit here again, do consider joining one of the RPG's. "The Seige of Galyana" is progressing in its early stages and we could use a few more characters to attend to business. Of course, it's more than just work. There are inventive situations to overcome, intriguing puzzles to be solved, inane innuendos and puns to be ignored, ingratiating personalities with bizarre manners to deal with, and inimmitable adversaries whose plots we must quell. What more could you ask for in an on-line diversion?

Come along,
B4umissallDfun

I know! I'll add Special Abilities to character classes! Oh, and a Monk class, which I didn't have before.

Coolness!

B4ilearnanewskill

And Bounty hunters. Half way between a ranger and a warrior

Yar,

Will you be adding more magic effects of the D&D sort? Or will you continue to use the 'home brew' variety, which offers more flexibility?

I suppose that the equivalent of Paladin, Assassin, etc (all the other D&D PC's) would just burgeon the gameplay. Sometimes too much choice is overkill...

As for NPC's, they really don't have a place in this kind of on-line environment do they? Since each of the Players adds something to the scenario from his/her own imagination...

Any other thoughts?
B4westiflethegame

Er ... what kind of magic effects?

I suppose I'll add classes as I come up with them.

I'll mention some key players (such as Odin, King of the Espers) who people hear about but don't really meet, but NPCs are ... well, entirely character generated.

No, no. I didn't mean to push. Anything you choose to add will be fine. I see that your gaming system is growing even as we play. More flexibility--that's good!

B4ichangemyspots

Sure ok
Yeah