Dungeons And Dragons Campaign [full] [discontinued On The Forums]

But now you (almost) killed one of the 3 enemies with a moral dilemma, so...

 

Yeah, and all of you guys almost got killed by Lilith. And who saved you again?

Oh yeah, Ti'Lin

 

That was Erevan, not Alas, Alas only slammed a door in his face.

It means you respect Alas more than he respects himself. x)

 

Alas and I almost had a plan. Almost. Also, she probably wasn't going to kill us, just give Lute fanfiction material.

 

That's cannon, you are the ones who received the letter.

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When and what it was ? I don't remember XD

How Alas works :

Did you do something that Alas doesn't like at all or are you an obstacle for him ?
If yes, kill.
If no, go away, don't care.

 

Weren't we going to throw the professor out the window then follow him or something?

 

Yevor got that mark now, so...
Or did we get rid of that somehow?

 

We don't know how to get rid of it... Yet. Maybe Remove Curse would work?

 

I feel like you can sort the "core" party, minus Heat, Alth, and Caligo because they joined later, into the archetypical Five-Man Band.

The Leader - Probably Kyleas - he's charismatic, lawful good, and central to the plot.
The Lancer - Alas - he balances out the rest of the party, often in very disruptive ways.
The Big Guy - Yevor - not the brightest, but he has a lot of heart, and fights for what he believes is right.
The Smart One - Erevan and Ti'Lin kind of trade off between this and The Heart. This role is basically what it sounds like.
The Heart - the character that helps keep the party cohesive. Again, this sort of alternates between Erevan and Ti'Lin.

 

Fair enough. Also, Kyelas would probably be the leader since he's basically the only fully sane one, aside from maybe Erevan.

 

OOC Heat: *sad robot noise*

 

Did you not see that I put Kyleas as the Leader?

 

Yes. I was saying that reinforces your opinion. I'm bad at phrasing.

 

I'm proud of what I made Alas be :D

 

Eh. Heat is probably on the "tolerates" list for Yevor.

That makes a surprising amount of sense.

 

I'll be honest, he's probably also on Kyelas's list as well.

 

Ti'Lin would be the smart one, cause he's physically weaker then Erevan.

 

Robot is in the heart of everybody, except Althaios, but nobody got him in his heart. (Do he likes himself ?)

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From what happened since the start of the campaign, I don't know who can really fulfill the "The Heart" role, we keep fighting eachothers and nobody separate us, everybody join the fight ! XD

 

Tbh, I don't know actually.
He might be the heart.

 

• Control — Usually an arcane caster, this function is based around controlling the battlefield to limit the effectiveness of opponents. Often, it’s by killing them, but any debilitating effect such as movement limitations, poison, or even dispelled magic effects can work just as well. Examples: wizard, witch
• Damage — This function is based around damage with weaponry, tactics, or spells. Multiple attacks, large weapons, or simply lots of physical power can all make a character worthwhile in this role, and spellcasters can deal damage in focused bursts or large areas of the battlefield. Example: barbarian, sorcerer
• Defense — While the damage-dealer focuses on taking the hit points away quickly, the defender tries to keep them for as long as possible. More importantly, every time an attack is aimed at the defender, it is not aimed at another party member. The defender is in a party specifically to take hits rather than weaker party members, and in a world without marks, they usually do this by staying in the front line. Examples: fighter, paladin
• Diplomacy — The diplomat often has the most difficult job in the party, largely because it’s based on the skill of the player as much as the skill of the character. Though not as useful in combat, a party that can’t navigate NPCs and cultures is making things much harder than they need to be, and some fights are best won by keeping them from starting. Example: bard, cavalier
• Healing — This is arguably the most important function in a party, as hit points are the second most important resource a party has. A party can grudgingly get by without being stealthy or having a smooth talker, but a group without a healer is far easier to knock out, and unlike the other roles, this role is limited to only a few classes. Healing can also take place beyond damage. When a character is immobilized, diseased, or just running scared, a healer is invaluable. Examples: cleric, oracle
• Nature — While a need for nature specialization is drastically reduced in urban settings, there is much to be said for the mobility and knowledge granted by focus in this role. The ability to survive journeys is essential in any campaign that involves travel and many that don’t. Examples: druid, ranger
• Stealth — Not just the inability to be perceived, but also the ability to do it reliably and take advantage of it. Stealthy characters tend to be very mobile, able to dance around on the fringes of combat. Example: monk, rogue

Found that, 7 roles to fill, so I'm going to add

• Useless -- Well, I think you understand.

For me :
Control : Kyelas
Damage : Yevor
Defense : Heat
Diplomacy : ... You know what is the problem ? It's the last role I need to give, and I only got one name left, yeah, you're right, the guy who wants to kill everybody, Caligo. XD
Healing : Erevan
Nature : Ti'Lin
Stealth : Alas
Useless : Althaios (Why ? Because he steals, I do tricks, and I'm not going to put myself in useless ! (Yes, it's not against you, I'm not just going to say that my character is useless. x)))

Some peoples fulfill 2 roles by themselves, but I wanted to give everybody one role. x)
And you, who you think fulfill what ? I may be wrong.

@Paradoxical Your Five-Man Band thing gave me the idea to do that, so now I shitpost again ! THANKS ! (jk)