Doomsayer fucked around with this message at 20:07 on Jan 21, 2014

Joran Buroga
Level 9 Orc Theurge

One Unique Thing: In exchange for the secrets of the dead, Caincakah has removed Joran's name 
		  from her ledger. This isn't a good thing.

STR	08  (-1)		   Hit Points		220/220
CON	20  (+5) [+2 Class+2 Lvl]  Recoveries		8/8
DEX	14  (+2) [+2 Orc]	   Recovery Dice	9d6+15
INT	10  (+0)		   Armour Class		23
WIS	14  (+2) 		   Physical Def.	24 [Resist 12+]
CHA	16  (+3) [+2 Lvl]          Mental Def.		22 [Resist 12+]
				   Initiative		15

Icons
	Kjel (Conflicted 2)
		Kjel isn't too happy about Joran's deal with Caincakah, but the orcs of the
		River Clan don't know about the deal. They think Joran is some sort of
		prophet or something and often come to him for spiritual guidance. Either way,
		Joran is still a devout follower of Kjel.
	Caincakah (Conflicted 1)
		The source of Joran's power and knowledge. However, with his name erased from
		her ledger, Joran fears death much more than the average man.
	Nidal of Circadia (Conflicted 1)
		As the River Clan's ambassador to the other races, Joran (and his entourage)
		are welcome within the borders of Circadia. Old prejudices run deep, though,
		and the Nidal's agents aren't quite so bound by the expectations of a ruler.
	Xizael (Negative 1)
		Joran sees the undead as abominations that must be cleansed from the land.
		Raising someone from the undead denies them eternal peace...and it also
		prevents him from learning that spirit's secrets.

Backgrounds
	Spirit Shaman +4	
		Joran's training in the old ways comes with some general knowledge of orcish
		mythology and religion and some helpful (if occasionally unorthodox) methods
		of first aid.
	Ambassador to the Civilized Lands +2
		Joran has some experience dealing with humans, filthy as they are. He knows that 
		the best ways to deal with people that don't agree with you are, in order: lying,
		bargaining, yelling, and last and certainly least, calm negotiations.
	Orc In All But Strength +2
		Despite being the weakest orc in the entire Clan, Joran still excels in the other
		areas of daily orcish life, such as identifying and gathering plants, reading
		trails, and finding ways to survive in the elements.

Feats
	Elemental Proclivity
		Choose a third damage type.
	Mass Enchantment
		Target nearby enemies instead of just engaged enemies.
	Disruptive Casting
		Targets with fewer HP than you can be affected by different effects.
	Improved Initiative
		+4 initiative.
	Elemental Proclivity
		Choose a fourth damage type.
	Disruptive Casting
		Once per encounter, targets can be affected by different effects.
	Ungodly Might
		Once per encounter when you hit 16+ on a MAGIC attack, regain HP as if
		you had spent a recovery.
	Elemental Proclivity
		You may deal damage of any type.
        Disruptive Casting
                Once per day, targets can be stunned or confused (save ends). Spend a recovery during a
                quick rest to regain this power.

Class Features
	Elemental Proclivity
		Your MAGIC attacks can deal any type of damage.
	Touch of Life
		Twice per encounter, you may allow a nearby ally to spend a recovery. 
	Sacrificial Ritual
		Sacrifice a recovery to cast a ritual.

Class Talents
	Mass Enchantment
		Step down MAGIC damage die to attack another nearby enemy per lost step.
	Disruptive Casting
		Shrink damage dice pool by one to cause target(s) to be hampered or stuck
		(save ends) on hit. Targets with fewer HP than you can instead be dazed, vulnerable,
		or weakened (save ends). Once per encounter, the targets(s) can instead be dazed,
		vulnerable, or weakened (save ends). Once per day, the targets can instead be confused
                or stunned; spend a recovery during a quick rest to regain the use of this power during
                day.
	Supportive Casting 
		Once per encounter, you may allow an ally to reroll an attack or save as an
		interrupt action, and they gain 10 THP.
	Ungodly Might
		When rolling initiative, you can choose to increase MAGIC damage dice to d10,
		but you cannot spend recoveries in that encounter. If you are dropped to 0 HP
		and would spend a recovery to stand back up, you instead stabilize and continue
		Fighting in Spirit.
	Oracle of Hypnos
		When you rest for the night, roll d6. On a 6, you have a dream that gives useful
		or otherwise unknowable info about your adventure. On a 5, you get that info but
		only regain 6 recoveries for the day. On a 4, the DM may choose to spout bizarre
		gibberish that may or may not mean anything.
	

Racial Power
	Lethal
		Once per battle, reroll a melee attack and use the roll you prefer.

Basic Attacks
	Melee At-Will
	Target: One enemy
	Attack: +8 vs AC
	Hit: 9d6-3 damage
	Miss: -

	Ranged At-Will
	Target: One enemy
	Attack: +11 vs AC
	Hit: 9d4+6 damage
	Miss: -

	Magic At-Will (Con)
	Melee, Close OR Ranged
	Target: One enemy
	Attack: Con + Level + 3 vs AC
	Hit: 9d8+15
	Miss: 8 damage


Equipment
	Walking stick (1d6)
	Throwing knives (1d4)

Hashtag Yoloswag fucked around with this message at 23:41 on Mar 9, 2014

Snarl aka Teledrial - One Unique Thing:  Was raised by wild Wolverines.
Race:  Wood Elf +DEX
Class:  Druid +WIS

STR:	08 (-1)	
DEX:	21 (+5)	
CON:	17 (+3)	
INT:	10 (+0)	
WIS:	21 (+5)	
CHA:	08 (-1)		

AC:  32  PD:  26  MD:  22  Init:  +15
HP:  236  Recoveries:  8, roll:  10d6+3

Icons:
Positive 4:  The Green Lady:  The Wolverine greatly respected her, and she strongly supports my magics.
Positive 1:  Bearesirrigit:  Though not a Wolverine there is much in common with the Wolverine and the 
Bear.

Backgrounds:
Raised by Wolverines +5
Elven Senses +3

Racial Abilities:
Elven Grace:  At the start of each of my turns I roll a die to see if I get an extra standard action.
If this roll is equal to or lower than the escalation die, I get an extra standard action that turn.
At the start of battle I roll a d6.  Each time I successfully gain an extra action the size of the die I roll
increases by one step on the following progression: (d4), d6, d8, d10, d12, d20.  If I get an extra
action after rolling a d20 I can’t get any more extra actions that battle.

Class Features
Melee Attack Option:  Use Dexterity for my melee attack and damage.

Nature Talking:  Can talk with plants and animals.  Talking to animals requires a hard DC, and
plants usually require a ridiculously hard DC.  Gain a +1 bonus when talking with animals for every
talent spent on the Shifter or Animal Companion talents (so +3).

Divine Implements:  Druid magic, which I don't have, is divine not arcane.  Use symbols and staffs.

Druidic Summoning:  Elemental Caster, which I didn't take, has elemental summoning
spells.  Use the standard summoning rules and can take Druidic Summoning feats, doesn't matter for Snarl.

Wilderness Survival:  Never suffer from non-magical cold, heat or exposure.  Can go for up to two
weeks without eating and drinking if necessary.

Talents
Druidic Animal Companion (Initiate):  Gain one extra recovery.  Animal Companion is only available 
in every other battle.  Can choose whether or not to call my animal companion when I roll initiative.   
Or if I do not call it at the beginning and later wish to do so I can call my companion as a quick action. 
At the start of my next turn my companion either turns up at my side or runs in from some offstage angle 
if I have a convincing story for why it wasn't alongside me to begin with.
Once I have called my animal companion to fight alongside me in a battle it is not available for the next
battle after that.  Unlike most other powers this limitation applies between full heal-ups, between
adventures, and even between gaining levels.  If my animal companion dies it is gone for that battle.
I can summon another animal companion in the next battle it's eligible to fight in.  But that 
new/returned animal companion will be one level lower than normal for that battle.  After that
battle my animal companion returns to its normal level.

Shifter (Adept):  Can take on a Scout Form 3/day.  Requires a standard action, also a standard to shift
back into a humanoid form, unless I am attacked and damaged in which case I automatically change 
back as a free action.  A single use usually lets me stay in scout form somewhere between five minutes 
and half an hour.  Can use it, if I choose, while the party is resting, traveling or just hanging out.  
Normally, however, I can wait until the start of an apparently important encounter or battle, and as the 
GM says roll initiative, or introduces the beginning of the encounter, tell the GM “Hey, I think I scouted
this out.  I went into scout form some time recently and I got something on this.”  At this point before 
everyone rolls initiative I roll a skill check representing my success in that scout form outing.  Depending
on the terrain, weather and particular enemies the GM may ask me to use an ability score that makes sense
for the situation, though Wisdom, Dexterity and Strength are often common choices.  I normally roll against
the standard difficulty of the current environment.  Normal DC 15, Hard DC 20, Ridiculously Hard DC 25
for an adventurer-tier area, with Champion increasing the DCs by +5 and Epic by another +5.
Failure:  Things didn’t go so great or I got distracted by my animal soul, nothing came of my scouting.
Normal Success:  Something I learned while scouting, or anticipated, or scented, prepared me for the 
battle.  I get a +4 bonus to initiative this battle.
Hard Success:  As a free action during this battle I can grant one of my allies a reroll on an attack roll or 
save.  They must take the new result.  I must explain how something that happened while scouting 
contributed to this benefit.
Ridiculously Hard Success:  The GM chooses between giving me a reroll at some point during the battle or 
giving me an extra standard action during the first round of combat to evoke a type of surprise I gained from 
scouting.  Alternatively the GM can give me a floating story guide icon relationship result of 6 with a 
random icon.

When I use a daily shift to scout form I can create a temporary background to match my form which
I can use for skill checks until I shift out of that form.  This new background has
1d4+1 points.

Can take a Beast Form, at will, that is used for combat.
Can shift into a Combat, or Beast, Form at will.  

Beast Form:  At-Will.  Quick action.
	Effect:  I transform into a deadly predator form.  Can speak, in a growly voice, and cast spells.  
        My magic items stick with me and I get the benefit of their default bonuses.  Can even use their 
	magic item powers.  Can freely shift between humanoid form and beast form during a battle. 
	Shifting to human form, or back to beast form, is a quick action.  While in Beast Form
	I can take on aspects of different beasts to help me in battle.  I don't have to use 
        aspects, they are an option to improve my form attacks and powers, not a requirement.  While
        in beast form I attack in melee using a beast form attack.

   Beast Form Attack: At Will.  Melee Attack.
	Attack:  Dex (5)+Level (10) +2 v. AC
	Natural Even Hit:  10d10+Dex (15) mod +2 damage.
	Natural Odd Hit:  10d6+Dex (15) mod +2 damage.
	Miss:  Repeat the attack against the same or a different target.
               This second attack has no miss effect.

   Shake It Off: Recharge 16+ after battle.  Free action
	Trigger:  I am damaged while fighting in beast form.
	Effect:  I only take 6d6 damage from the attack and ignore the rest.  I still suffer any other 
	effects of the attack.  In addition I end a beast aspect power that I am using.

Beast Aspects
        Beast Aspects are powers I can take on when in beast form to enhance it.  Can normally
        only have one aspect active at a time, Beast Form Attack feats can change this.
        Beast Aspects grant bonuses, and having multiple aspects active at the same time stack.
        Beast Aspects only work while in Beast Form, they are suppressed when shifted back to 
        humanoid form, but come back once shifted back to beast form.  Aspects last until the 
        end of the battle.  I know 5 Beast Aspects, and each is Recharge 16+ after battle.
        

Aspects Known	5 known, Recharge 16+ after battle
   Bear Aspect: Recharge 16+.Quick action.
	Initiate Effect: Until the end of the battle, while in beast form, I gain a +4 
        bonus to attack and +17 bonus to damage.
	Adept Effect:  As above, and when I first shift into this aspect I roll my 
        recovery dice as if I were healing, but instead gain that many temporary hit
        points.  I don't spend a recovery.
	
   Behemoth Aspect: Recharge 16+.Quick action.
	Initiate Effect: I gain a +23 bonus to AC and PD
	Adept Effect:  As above, and when I first become staggered this battle I roll a hard
	save (16+).  If I fail I choose one of the following two benefits, if I succeed I
	get both.
        Endurance:  I can heal using a (free) recovery.
        Wrath:  I begin rolling 2d20 for each of my melee attacks and choose the
        result I prefer until the end of the battle or until I make both rolls for a melee 
        attack and each roll is a natural 10 or less.

   Owlbear Aspect: Recharge 16+.Quick action.
	Initiate Effect: Until the end of the battle my crit range with melee attacks
        expands by 2.
	Adept Effect:  As above, and I gain +1 bonus to melee attacks and a +2 bonus to AC and PD.

   Tiger Aspect: Recharge 16+.Quick action.
	Initiate Effect: Until the end of the battle, I gain the benefits of two-weapon
        fighting: if my attack roll is a natural 2, I can reroll the attack, but must 
        use the reroll.  In addition the crit range of attacks I reroll this way expands by 4.
	Adept Effect:  As above, and increase the size of my beast form melee attack
	damage dice by one size (for example, d6s become d8s, and d10s become d12s).

   Wolverine Aspect: Recharge 16+, 11+ until it is first recharged in a day.  Quick action.
	Initiate Effect: Until the end of the battle, when my melee attack hits an enemy 
        that has more hit points than me, or started the battle with more hit points than me,
        the target takes +3d6 extra damage.
	Adept Effect:  As above, and I gain a +2 bonus to all defenses.  I can also rally
	once this battle as a quick action instead of a standard action.

Feats
Beast Form - Adventurer:  My second beast form attack, the one from a miss, now deals miss damage
        equal to my level.  Can have two beast aspects active at the same time.
Wolverine Aspect - Adventurer:  My extra melee damage while using this aspect is +3d6.
Bear Aspect - Adventurer:  The initiate effect's attack bonus is now +4 instead of +2.
Behemoth Aspect - Adventurer:  The recovery from the adept's endurance effect is now free.
Beast Form - Champion:  Can have three beast aspects active at the same time.
Wolverine Aspect - Champion:  I can use the damage bonus against an enemy that started
         the battle with more hit points than me, but no longer does.
Bear Aspect - Champion:  Adepts also gain +2 AC while using this aspect.
Beast Form - Epic:  Can take a lycanthropic beast form now.  Gain the Shake It Off power.
Wolverine Aspect - Epic:  Until the first time it recharges each day, wolverine aspect
         is recharge 11+ instead of recharge 16+.
Behemoth Aspect - Champion:  The bonus to AC and PD is now +3 instead of +2.

Gear
Shell Blade (1d6 1H)
Armor of Hides and Bark (light armor)
Turtle shell shield (shield)

Staff of the Diffident Magician (Champion)(recharge 6+): +2 to attack and damage with spells.  
The first time an enemy engages me I make an opportunity attack, on a hit I deal +2d8 damage 
with that attack.  Quirk: Doesn’t like to be touched.

Bearclaw necklace (Champion)(Recharge 11+): +1 to saves when I have 25 hp or fewer.
When I hit with a melee attack while staggered I gain 25 temp hp .  Quirk: Swaggers even when 
overmatched.

Circlet of Approachability (Champion):  +2 MD.  While wearing this circlet in regular social situations
I appear to others as someone who belongs there.  I easily fit in with new groups of people, unless 
there is a particular reason for others to be suspicious.  The circlet has no power in unusual social 
situations.  Quirk:  Peppers speech with needless foreign words.

Boots of Elvenkind (Champion):  +2 bonus to disengage checks and other checks involving fancy footwork.
Gain a +4 bonus to skill checks to walk quietly.  Quirk:  Develops a love of elegant elven poetry.

Magic Armor (Epic, the above armor of hide and bark) Stone Flesh:  +3 bonus to AC and PD.
Quirk:  Extremely stubborn.

Level 8 Animal Companion
Attack +17 vs. AC
Damage 9d6
AC 27
PD 25
MD 21
HP 180 (90)

Ryuujin fucked around with this message at 06:14 on Aug 31, 2014

Mustache Ride fucked around with this message at 17:15 on Sep 25, 2014

Wander
HP 200/200; Recoveries 11/11 (9d8+6)
AC 26 PD 27 MD 23
Melee Attack: 1d20+15; 9d8+15
Double Melee Attack: 1d20+17; 9d8+15
Favored Enemies: Demons, Dragons

Wander
Level 9 Half-Elf Ranger

One Unique Thing:
Having been all over the world and tried everything at least once, I am literally the most interesting man in the world.

STR	10(+0)[09]	Hit Points	200
CON	16(+3)[12]	Recoveries	11
DEX	20(+5)[14]	Recovery Dice	9d8+6
INT	10(+0)[09]	Armor Class	26
WIS	12(+1)[10]	Physical Def.	27
CHA	16(+3)[12]	Mental Def.	23
			Initiative	12

Icons
+-4 Augustia
		While Wander's faith in the god of his two favorite pastimes is quite real,
the Sen'gour are more than a little disdainful of the Johnny-come-lately to their faith.
+1 Sucher, the Pathfinder
		The God of Travels, the Patron of Adventurers and Explorers, and the
Bringer of Light to the Darkness. Sadly, he is mostly absent in this darkest of all ages;
I learned of him from an enclave of monks in the West. They taught me that, while his
teachings are almost forgotten, his power is not only very real but you don't have to do
anything special to keep it; Sucher is a pretty chill god. It is from him that Otto,
my magic map, derives its power.

Backgrounds
Faithful of Sucher +2
		It isn't easy worshiping a forgotten god. They say gods get their powers from their faithful, 
and Sucher doesn't have many of those. So if you ever want to know about the guy who basically 
invented the adventuring profession, I have you covered. And if you ever feel like joining the faith of 
the only god I know of who will bless you for exercising your natural right to slay monsters, gently caress 
bitches, and get paid, I can hook you up.
Gigolo +3
		Speaking of which, any port in a storm, right? Imagine I made some vague allusion to the 
many places I've come and gone, and let's leave it at that.
Wanderer +5
		Otto has led me many places, and before I even met up with the Biggest Gods-Damned
Heroes the world has to offer. All over Circadia and beyond, with my new companions granting me
a few trips to places I wasn't aware existed.

Class Talents
Double Melee Attack
	When fighting with two one-handed melee weapons, I can make a Double Melee Attack.
Lethal Hunter
	1/battle, pick an enemy (mob of mooks counts as one). +3 crit range against them.
Favored Enemy
	+3 crit range against two enemy types
Two-Weapon Fighting (level 5)
	+1 attack with two melee weapons
Ranger Ex Cathedral (level 8)
	Gain one daily cleric spell (hammer of faith, reskinned as pathfinder's focus).

Feats
A: Double Melee Attack
	+2 to DMA if it's against a different target
A: Lethal Hunter
	+1 to crit range of Lethal Hunter attacks (total +3)
A: Favored Enemy
	Change favored enemy after full heal-up
A: Ranger Ex Cathedral
	Gain heal
C: Double Melee Attack
	1/battle, use DMA after odd attack roll
C: Lethal Hunter
	1/day, use against 2 different enemies in one battle
C: Favored Enemy
	+1 crit range against favored enemy (total +3)
E: Double Melee Attack
	1/turn, pop free of one enemy and use move action before making a DMA
E: Favored Enemy
	Choose two favored enemies per full-heal-up
E: Lethal Hunter
	At ED 3+, Lethal Hunter crits deal 3x damage

Spells and Powers
Racial: Surprising
	1/battle, subtract 1 from the natural result of my d20

Pathfinder's Focus
Daily
Quick action to cast
Close-quarters spell
	Effect: Until the end of the battle, my melee attacks gain d12 damage dice, 
with a minimum value of the escalation die. I also get half damage on misses and a 
1/battle attack reroll.

Heal
1/battle
Quick action to cast
Close-quarters spell
	Effect: I can heal using a recovery.

Equipment
A fuckin' lot of tomahawks (9d8+15)
Wyrmhide armor (AC 14)
Elven rain cloak, elven rope, elvenwood tent
Grappling hook, satchel, bedroll, flask, flint and tinder
Healing potion, epic x3
Potions of resistance: fire, cold, lightning, holy, psychic
Eternity rune

Magic Items
Otto: A map infused with Sucher's divine magic that shows where I've
been, and suggests, in the vaguest of terms, where I should be going.
[ ]Belt of Resurgence (recharge 16+): Can heal using a recovery when I
drop to 0 hp.
[ ]Manual of Puissant Skill at Arms (recharge 11+): Reroll a melee miss using +20 as the attack bonus.
[ ]Gloves of Ambidexterity(Recharge 11+): When I roll 16+ with the first melee attack during my
turn, make a free-action attack with my off-hand weapon (+20 vs. AC).
[ ]Helm of Fortunate Dodging (recharge 11+): Turn a miss against AC or PD into a fumble.
[ ]Cloak of Inviolability(Recharge 16+): Turn a hit against PD into a miss.

Captain Walker fucked around with this message at 23:56 on Aug 18, 2014

Ryuujin fucked around with this message at 03:56 on Mar 10, 2014

Captain Walker fucked around with this message at 15:48 on Mar 10, 2014

Naděje - One Unique Thing: The Nicest Person
Race: Aasimir +CHA
Class: Cleric +WIS
STR: 8 (-1)
CON: 14 (+2)
DEX: 10 (0)
INT: 8 (-1)
WIS: 22 (+6)
CHA: 18 (+4)
 
AC: 26 PD: 21 MD: 25 Init: +9
HP: 180 Recoveries: 8, roll: 9d8+2
 
Icons:
Positive 2: Caincakah, Goddess of the Black Mind: The prices may be high, but I will be the one paying them.
Conflicted 1: The Templars: Even with all cruel acts this group has commited, there must be some glimmer of good in him.
Positive 2: The Green Lady, Rose of the Wood: The forests have been nothing but kind to me.
 
Backgrounds:
Purifier +5
Pacifist +3
 
Features/Talents:
Domain of Healing
Domain of Protection
Domain of Life

Powers:
Racial: Halo: Once per battle as a free action during your turn, give a +2 bonus to
all defenses to a nearby ally until they are hit by an attack (or until the battle ends).
 
 
Spells:
 
Heal
Close-quarters spell
Special: You can use this spell twice per battle.
Quick action to cast (1/round)
Target: You or one nearby ally
Effect: The target can heal using a recovery. They also get extra HP equal to twice my level.
 
Pacifist-type Javelin of Faith
Ranged basic attack: Wisdom + Level vs PD
 Even: -5 to next attack
 Odd: -5 to next defense targeted
 Crit: Both
 Miss: Nothing
 
Bless
Ranged spell
Daily
Quick action to cast
Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for broad effect.
Cast for power: One nearby ally gains a +3 attack bonus until
the end of the battle and 9d10 THP.
Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby creatures
(including you); each target gains a +2 attack bonus until the
end of the battle and 6d10 THP.
 
Cure Wounds
Ranged spell
Recharge 16+
Quick action to cast
Effect: You or a nearby ally can heal using 2 free recoveries and can roll a save.
 
Shield of Faith
Ranged spell
Daily
Quick action to cast
Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for broad effect.
Cast for power: One nearby ally gains a +2 bonus to AC this battle.
Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby creatures
(including you); each target gains a +1 bonus to AC this battle.
3rd level spell The bonus also applies to PD.
5th level spell The bonus increases by +1 while the target
is staggered.
7th level spell The bonus also applies to MD.
 
Mighty Healing
Ranged spell
Daily
Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for broad effect.
Cast for power: One nearby ally can heal using a single recovery
and regain double the usual number of hit points.
Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby creatures
(including you); each target can heal using a recovery.
5th level spell The spell can now target far away allies.
7th level spell Power equals triple the usual hp for one
recovery; broad equals 150% the usual hp
per recovery.
9th level spell Recoveries provided by the spell are now free.

Circle of Protection
Close-quarters spell
Daily
Quick action to cast
Effect: Choose a defense: AC, PD, or MD. For the rest of the
battle while you are conscious, you and each ally near you
gains a +1 bonus to that defense. Each enemy that misses you
or one of your nearby allies with an attack against the defense
you chose is hampered until the end of its next turn.
9th level spell Attacks against the chosen defense can not
score critical hits.
 
Sanctuary
Close-quarters spell
Daily
Effect: Choose yourself or a nearby ally. Enemies with 100 hp
or fewer cannot attack the chosen target until that creature
attacks or the escalation die reaches 6+.
7th level spell 160 hp or fewer.
9th level spell 250 hp or fewer.

Divine Endurance
Ranged spell
Daily
Quick action to cast
Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for broad effect.
Cast for power: One nearby ally gains 40 temporary hit points.
Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby creatures
(including you); each target gains 20 temporary hit points.
5th level spell Temporary hp = 60/30.
7th level spell Temporary hp = 80/40.
9th level spell Temporary hp = 100/50.

Strength of the Gods
Ranged spell
Daily
Quick action to cast
Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for broad effect.
Cast for power: One nearby ally deals +2d8 damage with melee
attacks this battle.
Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby creatures
(including you); each target deals +1d8 damage with melee
attacks this battle.
5th level spell Power +4d6 Broad +2d6.
7th level spell Power +4d10 Broad +2d10.
9th level spell Power +6d10 Broad +3d10.
 
Resurrection
Ranged spell
Special: You can cast this spell only once per level. You’ll have
to keep track of how many times you cast the spell in your
life. You must have most of the corpse available to cast the
spell. There’s no time limit on resurrecting a dead PC, so long
as you have the corpse (unless that becomes a silly exercise
in resurrecting adventurer-tier characters into an epic-tier
game!). NPCs should probably be a lot easier to resurrect if
they haven’t been dead long.
Effect: You can bring a creature back to life in more or less
normal condition. By more or less normal, we mean that you
could cast your first resurrection in the middle of combat
or during an adventure and we would advise something like
the following drawbacks: expending half the resurrected
character’s recoveries, start them dazed (save ends), and flip a
coin for each of their daily abilities—tails it’s expended.
Limited Casting: The first time in your life that you use the spell
you can cast it quickly, with a single standard action. Using the
spell removes one of your spell slots until you gain a level (you
get one less spell per full heal-up).
The second time in your life you cast the spell, it takes longer,
at least three or four rounds, and costs you something like half
your hit points and daily powers/spells. The person you are
resurrecting comes back at something like one-quarter strength.
The third time you cast the spell it has to be as a ritual. The
spell chews you up and leaves you with only a few hit points,
then gnaws at the person you have resurrected, who takes days
to recover well enough to qualify as an adventurer or combatant.
The fourth time you cast the spell it nearly kills you. The
resurrection succeeds but the person you’ve resurrected is
going to be a mess for a month or more, regardless of any other
magic tricks ya’ll got going.
The fifth time you resurrect someone (thanks to a boon
from an icon, a powerful magic item, or some other method
allowed by the GM that lets you use resurrection beyond your
normal limit), that’s the end of your story and you die. There’s
only a 50% chance that the resurrection spell works on the
target. You’ve used up your quota of resurrection magic. You’re
not coming back via this spell, either.
 
Invocations:
 
Invocation of Healing: This battle, you gain 2 additional uses
of the heal spell. The first heal spell you
cast after using this invocation allows the target to heal using a
free recovery instead of spending a recovery.
 
Invocation of Life: This battle, you and each of your allies can each
separately add the escalation die to a single save made by that character. In
addition, you and your allies do not die from hit point damage when your
negative hit points equal half your normal hit points; instead you die
when your negative hit points equal your full hit points.
 
Invocation of Protection: This battle, critical hits against you and your
nearby allies deal normal damage instead of critical damage.
 
Feats:
Domain of Healing (ADV)
Heal (ADV)
Linguist (ADV)
Domain of Life (ADV)
Domain of Life (CHA)
Domain of Healing (CHA)
Linguist (CHA)
Domain of Life (EPIC)
Domain of Healing (EPIC)
Ritual Caster
 
Inventory:
Robe of Warding (Champion)
Belt of Resurgence (Epic)
Staff of Health (Champion)
Ring of Kindness (Champion) (Reskinned Ring of Glory)
Circlet of Approachability (Champion)
Shield of Faith
 
Quick Notes:
At Will Melee Attack: None
Spell: 1d20+6+8

djw175 fucked around with this message at 03:13 on Jun 3, 2014