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Thread: Adventures of a Novice and a Myth | [ Kɪᴛᴇ & Bᴀᴇ ]

Graham gave a sigh of relief when Baeleaf began removing the vines that bound him, his heart still pounding from her shake of the head earlier. He still didn't move his legs even after he was freed. Instead, he began untying the honey pot he had strapped to his body, and delved his fingers in, finding the honey still kept a bit warm. He withdrew his fingers and slathered the sweet, raw treat upon his wounds generously. In-fec-ted. Graham sounded out the word for Baeleaf. Getting an infection is not good. Anyway, who are you?
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Even though it was just a sigh, it surprised her enough that she shifted quickly on her feet. Not to run, but just distance herself a little more. Her eyes followed his every motion from his hands on the rope to the pot at his side. Not realizing it at first, she inched closer, bent at the waist to see what was inside that little pot. Sniffing the air once his fingers withdrew from the pot, her orange eyes widened and she stood straight. Honey! She knew that treat very well . Often she would sneak some from the combees nearby which is where she assumed he had gotten his stash and other times she would steal some from the trees where trainers would attempt to lure Pokmon out. Not only was it amusing to watch them scramble, confused, but honey was delicious. Oo-ooh. In-fec- ted . Baeleaf repeated the word in her mind a few times. He asked her who she was. Index finger pointed to her chest. Baeleaf. Pointed to him. Gray -yam.
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Graham couldn't help but chuckle at the creature's mannerisms and cute voice a stark contrast to his low tones. She was strange, but enchanting, and those molten, seemingly glowing orange eyes were beautiful. Baeleaf, huh? Graham asked politely as he finished treating his wounds. That's a nice name. It certainly sounds like a pokemon's name. It's nice to meet you, Baeleaf. The hardened man took a moment to clean his fingers with his mouth, sucking the delicious honey from his digits before returning the cap to its place on the pot and securing it once more. The afternoon sun was beginning to sink, but Graham still had questions for Baeleaf, so he figured it wouldn't hurt to invite her back to his hut, if only for a spot of company. He was used to permitting some of the weaker pokemon into his hut during the winter, in no way a stranger to some of the budew in the area taking shelter when things got rough. Graham mostly enjoyed the company of the fluffier pokemon during colder months though, especially the buneary, with their especially soft, cloud-like fur. Having another guest, even though it was summer, still seemed like a pleasant change. The dark-haired man turned 90-degrees, showing his intent to leave. I'm headed back to my hut now. Graham said in a polite tone, offering a smile. You can come, if you'd like. I'll even let you have some honey.
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She supposed she was considered a Pokmon now, albeit a little different than the normal ones. Baeleaf hadnt realized it but she was closer to him now, enticed by the honey whether he knew it or not. Nice to...meet ...you? She repeated, eyes still watching him curiously. Her mouth mimicked the motion of his own when he licked the honey from his fingers. She was jealous she hadnt gotten honey in a few days and the sweet sticky substance made her stomach rumble a little. Once he replaced the top on his little jar, she made a face. Her curiosity was winning over her initial hesitation of him. While still not completely trusting, he hadnt done anything to give her cause to run yet. He was gentle, unlike many of the other humans she had seen. When he turned, Baeleaf tilted her head and shuffled backwards. The quick motions sometimes put her on edge, but he was making no move to grab a pokeball or anything. In fact, she didnt see any on his person nor had she seen any in his hut. And really, she didnt even think he had a partner Pokmon like many of the trainers she had seen had. He wasnt a trainer then? Just...a man living in the woods? How odd. But so interesting . Grahams promise of honey was what got her to follow, steps behind him and still wary, but following nonetheless back to his home.
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Graham kept a brisk pace, picking up small branches of dead wood for his firepit along the way. He intended to make good on his promise of honey, but also wanted to have a treat to mark the occasion. He still had a few sweet-leaf crackers saved just for dipping in warm honey, and wanted to share the treat with his new friend. With an armful of dead tinder, Graham pushed open the door with his free hand, heading over to the firepit and arranging the tinder for a small fire to warm the honey. It took only a moment for the skilled survivalist to get a small fire going, after which he untied the pot and set it a measured distance away. He moved over to a small box with a simple deadbolt on it and unlocked it, pulling out the few sweet-leaf crackers he had left before locking it once more. I make these myself. Graham said with a bit of pride, flashing the crackers. They go pretty great with honey, and since today is a special day, I figured we could share them. He moved back toward the fire and sat on the mass of blankets and straw, occasionally checking the honey's temperature. flipping open the top of yet another small box, Graham found his wooden ladle. It was somewhat crudely carved, but did the job he wanted nonetheless. Happily, he examined his craftsmanship before cleaning it a bit on one of his blankets and using it to stir the honey in the pot. Last edited Dec 26, 2018
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Following a good few steps behind the human as he wandered back to his hut, Baeleaf watched as he picked up sticks from the ground. Head tilted to the side, she carefully kept a distance and watched. Eventually, she saw some he had missed on the ground and picked a few up, holding the small sticks in her fingers as she trailed behind him. They were back at his home before she knew it, her eyes catching and looking at all of the trinkets that lined the shelves. A glimmer on the floor caught her eye and she looked to see the necklace she had been holding earlier, when he had found her snooping. Still standing in the doorway to Graham's hut, her orange gaze followed him as he moved about the space. Baeleaf dared to step into the home more, watching his every movement. There was another scent that caught her nose and she noticed the flaky-looking food in his hand. He said they were good with honey....so they had to be good. She was interested. Special? she mused, putting each of the small sticks she had picked up in the fire he started. Baeleaf was interested in what he was doing -- the honey set close to the fire was giving off a delicious sweet scent, to the point where she could hear her tummy rumbling with hunger. The way he had set it nearby caused her to wonder-- would the jar break if it were set too close to the fire? While he continued to stir the pot of honey, she bent to pick up the shining necklace from the ground. Again, the moment it was in her hands she was enchanted by the trinket, eyes wide as she looked at the light glimmer off of it. What this? Last edited Dec 26, 2018
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Graham stood from the mass of blankets and was next to Baeleaf in but a few steps of his lengthy, casual stride. The scuffed, golden chain she held had a strange memory attached to it. He had been near the road, but out of sight, some time ago, foraging for goods, when the sound of a motor grew close, then ceased completely. Graham had instinctively hid behind a tree and peeked out toward the source of the sound, until the form of a young woman came into view, the chain in one hand while she sobbed into the other. With all her strength, she pitched the chain into the forest, causing it to strike a rock and land next to Graham, whom remained hidden until he heard the motor come alive and disappear from earshot. Only after did he pick it up and examine it before getting into a fight with a flock of Murkrows over the chain. Since then, he had learned to cry in a fashion that would summon the flock of Murkrows with the expectation of shiny objects in the area. It was a useful talent, he found. That, my friend, is a necklace. Graham said warmly. It's a piece of jewelry meant to be worn around the neck. You're welcome to it.
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She wondered what had made Graham start accruing all the things he had in his home. They were so....random. He seemed to go out of his way to collect such things for she had never seen anything littered in the woods when she strolled about. Did he keep up with finding these things daily? Baeleaf had found maybe a few things in her travels, shiny little objects she kept and eventually passed along to other Pokmon who found them more interesting or had a place to store them at least. Some of the Murkrows had taken pieces of some broken fishing rod for their nests, and a buneary followed her around until she handed over a scrap of cloth. While the things would have been nice to keep and mull over, she had no place to actually keep them. Having no home to turn to nor anyone to take up shelter with, she had frequented in staying under thick trees and in the bushes. Baeleaf had come across a large, abandoned house in the forest, but she hadnt lingered long after some ghost Pokmon ran her out. Grahams house was cozy and well kept, even if it was small. When he appeared at her side she jumped, having not heard his footfalls. Necklace. She repeated, eyeing the golden chain once more. The trinket was too small for her to put on over her head and she eyed it, wondering how one would even put it on. Finally with enough fiddling and concentration on her end, she noticed the small, hard to open, clasp. Once the chain clasp opened up and the necklace longer, she put it around her throat, arms attempting to reach around her to clasp it again though it was far more difficult than before. A soft whine came from her pouty lips and she huffed. ...doesnt stay
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Let me help. Graham said as he moved behind his new friend, gently grasping each end of the chain, his hands brushing against hers. Skillfully, he linked the clasp with the other end of the chain, then gently set it against the back of Baeleaf's neck, following the chain out with his fingers so that it sat comfortably. With a genuine smile, he came around to the front of Baeleaf, examining the chain. There you go. It looks good on you, my friend. Graham said. Watch out for those witch-birds though. I had to fight them to keep the chain, so I can only imagine what they'll do to get it if they see it. Graham moved back to the honey pot and stirred it some more, finding it of the appropriate temperature and viscosity for the snacks. He set the the sweet-leaf crackers next to the warm pot of honey and took one before dipping it directly in the honey. He casually raised the cracker to his lips and took a bite, causing him to groan with enjoyment. It's ready! Graham said, his mouth full of sweet deliciousness.
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She was hesitant to accept his help but before she could voice her concerns he was behind her. His fingers delicately took the chain from her and fastened it. The chain itself had little weight to it. Baeleaf could barely feel it on her neck and knew it was there only because he adjusted it against her skin. Her fingers came up to touch upon the metal, head tilted as he complimented how it looked on her. With a nod, she gave a faint smile. Shed ward off any Murkrows or Pokmon trying to get their hands on this little trinket. Eyes on Graham once more, she watched a she prepared the honey by the fire. Her curiousity left her inching forward to see what exactly he was doing. Those bright, orange orbs stayed glued to him as he dipped the sweet-smelling cracker into the jar. ...what is...? Baeleaf was...mesmerized. Not only because of her curiousity, but because honey was involved. Reaching for one of the crackers before he finished his bite, she began to mimic his motions. He said it was good, and his expression made her believe him. Following suit, she dipped the edge of the cracker into the jar of honey. The golden, sticky substance dropped from the corner and she watched it collect in the pool of sweet nectar again. Cupping her other hand underneath the honey covered cracker, she brought it to her lips and parted them for a bite. Baeleaf promptly, metaphorically, melted. With a squeal of delight she savored the bite in her mouth. It was so sweet and warm, slightly crunchy from the cracker. Overall it was ...wonderful! Mm! Unable to resist, she took another bite and squealed again. Last edited Dec 31, 2018
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Graham gave a chuckle as he watched Baeleaf. He dipped his cracker once more as well, and took another bite, his eyes full of glee. The hardened man never knew sweets could taste so good with company like her, given each past fiasco of trying to share honey with any of the local pokemon, on multiple occasions. The sun had finally dipped down below the mountain, leaving the sky a dim orange and yellow, perceivable through the entirely out-of-place window Graham had installed after he had made the hut. It was certainly the kind of window meant for a house in the city, but he had wanted something he could open with a screen to keep the pokemon out, especially the witch-birds, and let the cool air in. It gave him a giggle every time he looked through it, even now. Oh, uh. Graham was unsure how to approach his next topic, but tried not to stammer or appear inconvenienced. Listen, it's getting late out, but if you want to stay, I can lend you one of my blankets. What do you say?
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It was clear that Baeleaf was completely absorbed into the sweet treat that he had extended to share with her. Each motion he made to dip his cracker back into the jar, she followed and savored every single bite. The honey was warm on her tongue sweet and delicious and the cracker had wonderful texture and just enough crunch. The berries she had foraged for in the forest were enough to appease her appetite the honey she usually stole or found was often more a rare commodity. Even rarer were the treats she found trainers had dropped. Those she ate up quickly for she knew others would come for them as well. The setting sun brought her back to the present pleasantly full from the sweet honey treat. But now she fidgeted, uncomfortably sitting with Graham in his home. He was kind, that much was true, but there was the lingering fear that settled over her. Baeleaf didnt want to let her guard down, just in case. So his offer to allow her to stay was met with the girl shuffling backwards towards the door. ...N-no. There was no reason for her to stay shed survived this long on her own meeting him and sharing a meal didnt mean she was willing to stay at his side forever now. Besides, if he wanted to see her again so badly...he could find her. Surely. No need.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Planting a flag of interest. What I play will depend on what content is allowed, admittedly. I've been really itching to use Spheres of Might.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Also interested in joining this game. Will come up with some character ideas in the meantime and post back more once I have things narrowed down.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

I might be interested as a player. I am also interested in GM'ing a Pathfinder game as well, using a custom-made Gothic HorrorPost-Apocalyptic setting. But I haven't done any RP of any kind in a while, so this might be better for me to just play a game instead of trying to GM a game right out the gate. So, when it comes to Third Party Classes, does that mean classes from third party publishers or any class that's not in the core rulebook? I'm assuming the former, but I want to make sure just in case. I had some ideas for a character, they'd be one of the official classes, but not a core class. Frankly, I am leaning towards either Vigilante, Ninja, or Shifter, if they are allowed in your setting. Race will be either Human or Half-Elf. If we're going core rulebook classes only, then I'll probably be either a Cleric or a Barbarian.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Planting a flag of interest. What I play will depend on what content is allowed, admittedly. I've been really itching to use Spheres of Might. Click to expand... Will have to familiarise myself with Spheres of Might before I can give a firm answer on that. So, when it comes to Third Party Classes, does that mean classes from third party publishers or any class that's not in the core rulebook? I'm assuming the former, but I want to make sure just in case. Click to expand... Yeah Third Party refers to third party publishers. Anything from Paizo will be allowed besides perhaps Summoner as that class has always been considered pretty OP.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Spheres of might can be found here . It's basically an alternate system for martial based classes.
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Well. Might as well get in here and throw my gauntlet down in the ring as an interested party. Before enough people get in here that we have to start fighting to the death for the right to be involved.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Well, I'm interested... and wondering what your stance would be on bringing some 3.5 material forward? In particular this? Would not need too many changes... and have some other ideas as well
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

I've decided I will be a male Half-Elf Vigilante, alignment will be Chaotic Good. So, in other words, count me in. I'm a little rusty on Pathfinder's mechanics, but I think I can get back into the groove of it again.
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Saber Arturia and RPG-Girl Taking a quick look at both classessystems seem well made and don't see anything broken out the gate. Though I typically find I judge better once I've seen them in action. So you both may use them right now, we will see how it goes and how much I might need to adjust particular encounters. -- Well seems we have a solid five here. Though will make a quick point on Races, although technically anything is available, would prefer races that can interact in a more human society without too much issue. So Half-Elf and other core races of course are fine, might get some looks playing a Kobold or the like though. With that said, guess shall get to work on the rules, go ahead and keep asking any questions you have in the meantime, either here or in PM.
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As an evolutionist, my race and sex are 'a work in progress' and 'varies' Still, will be looking over the Pathfinder races... may be a backup caster and healer... particularly if KalTammy allows Deathless mutator? Apparently, he didn't want to put in a positive energy version, as it would just be a flip of the Undead mutator... but not sure about positive energy and living interactions in pathfinder... I think I'm going to go TN Human Evolutionist, might go to NG depending on the rest of the party. As it is... pathfinder humans are likely the best for what I have in mind.
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Having trouble finding it within all these options, do you mind quoting or linking what you are referring to exactly?
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Well, if spheres of might are in, I have a few different ideas. All human. Assuming since you say malefemalein between, futa is allowed. Assuming that's wrong, I can go with female! 1 Sentinel class A bodyguarddefender style class, A stalwart defender and overall goodheroic person. Probably a futa, as I have a specific character in mind for her for such. Classic paladin archetype, just without the magic. 2 Conscript The generic Spheres of might class who can specialize in almost anything.. Something similar to the concept above, but instead of a knightly paladin, she's a more dynamic warrior who seeks to directly engage and bring the battle to her enemies. Again, Futa. 3 Commander A supportive leader type character who seeks to make their allies the best they can be. Male this time, thinking he's an officer from a mercenary unit or seeks to make his own. Male. 4 Blacksmith You might be able to guess at what the class specializes in. But they focus on kitting out themselves and their allies with the best equipment they can. A young and fittrained smith who finds himself wielding the weaponry and equipment he often forges, seeking to test himself and help his allies. The Sentinel and Conscript are the two i'd most like to play, admittedly.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

The Undead Mutator feat gives access to the Undead Tetramorphisms and Mutations . Can't find the Deathless one, but I remember it coming up due to the fact that 3.5 had some positive energy based undead called deathless... which were pretty much normal undead but with the energy used flipped. Will look though the thread for the deathless question and answer!
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

RPG-Girl Thank you. Will say at the least best not to appear as an obvious undead. Seeing a Goblin walk into town is one thing, seeing someone who looks like a zombie would get a bit of a stronger reaction. Saber Arturia All four ideas I have no particular objection to, so ultimately your preferencewhat fits with the party best. So far we seem to have a Vigilante, so skill monkey and either Rogueish or Fighterish depending on the build for Hawkeye. An Archery focused fighter for Lord DreamCrusher. A Evolutionist as either a caster or healer for RPG-Girl. So any sort of frontline wouldn't be bad, not sure what gelidAtelier has in mind
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Ah, would go Deathless, which is positive energy... though would ask... does positive energy heal living targets in pathfinder? I'm asking as Deathless Mutator would pretty much be the evolutionist healbot thing to grab. Also, on the casting front.... limited to 6th level spells at most, so while I can be healbot and a utility caster, unless you want me rocking extra arms, I'm only a secondary caster at best.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Yes, just like 3.5 Positive Energy heals living targets and hurts undead, vice versa for Negative Energy.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

I will still be a Half-Elf Vigilante, although I may end up playing a futa instead of a male if they are allowed, not sure yet. Concept would be the same for both, a somewhat rogue-like yet well-to-do citizen who protects the poor and downtrodden under the alter-ego of The Patrician, a persona vaguely inspired by Tuxedo Mask.
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henlo frens is there a spot open here? EDIT Whoops, looks like you got all the spots filled. Good luck to you all, and have fun
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

Hawkeye Futa's and Shemales are allowed, open to most Genders. ippo Unfortunately full right now, above five tends to get unwieldy to run in my experience. But if someone drops or ends up just not joining from everyone who's said they would, then will give you a bell.
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KalTammy np fren!
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Mmmm. Let ippo take my spot. I probably have enough things on my plate right now.
Thread: Looking to GM a Pathfinder Campaign

I think I have a reference picture, and I know what feats and mutations I'm grabbing for sure at 1st level. Feats Plant Mutator, Deathless Mutator, Fast Learner Mutations Evolve Aptitude, Evolve Skills, Positron Shield, Positron Touch, Evolve Racial Potential, Leaves 2 left, will depend on dice rolls