Jazz wrote:Maybe if you were to state the chance in a percentage I would have to think about not pressing NO.
choraldances wrote:The explanation of this question:
Many of us I know are part of a PNP group. Many of us I know are a fan of Avlis. Many of us I know can't wait until Orl's source book comes out so we can start a little PNP group in our own little crib.
What if...
There was a sort of a PNP group in THIS Avlis in which the world is dynamic because of the everyday PC action that happens in here where a weekly session is played in this setting? Like a PnP group?
Would you trade your Epic PC for a chance to be in this group? That is the question...
szabot wrote:Sign-up for Chas'nor's group just ended this Monday, I think.
choraldances wrote:I'm wondering how that turned out. It is similar, but I am seeing some differences already. Like the ability to influence the world, and the growth of these PC's?
Questions I have in regards to that because I wasn't around.
1) What did these PC's do and achieve while it was running?
2) How many levels did they gain? How powerful did they get?
3) How did they impact the world?
DanishPastry wrote:Whatever happened to Orl's group?
Did they win Ablis or what?
Tigg wrote:So, just to clarify, the question is more, would you trade in your Epic PC for a once-a-week session from a particular DM, right?
"Andrinor grant me the patience not to kill those who screw things up through stupidity, the power to incinerate those who screw things up on purpose, and the wisdom to distinguish between one and the other." -The War Mage's Serenity Prayer
I don't think it's a terrible idea, I just think the price of an epic PC is way too high.
Indeed, I know of another PW which has already implemented something similar (without the "lose your years' worth of effort PC you love" concept).![]()
(#1 rated NWN2 PW on the Vault! I'm rich, beeyatch!!)
Chas'nor wrote:choraldances,
This is almost exactly what I plan to do, but without the epic PC turn in.
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