Café de Nuit

Welcome aboard. Indeed a devine spellcaster will be useful if you like playing one.

Untrained profession Calligraphy/painter etc to copy a couple of the images as faithfully as possible in 10-15 mins as the others hopefully search the temple. It's untrained roll after all.

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EDIT: (add a long string of curses)
Seradon after realizing how terrible the sketches are, scraps that piece of paper and takes another out. As far as I remember, the cost of paper in D&D is like 15gp for 50 pages notebook or something.

Reroll (if possible):
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That's 6 or 7. It will have to do. I'll hire someone and detail him the images after I sell those gems we stole.

Are traits allowed? (and again, I apologize for asking this, but what level do I start at?)

we are notusing traits, but you can start at level 5

History and religion checks. I will add the mofifiers when I return home.

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I have no ranks in history so is just 14 and is 21 for religion.

I've got my character fleshed out. How should I join you guys? What's the current scenario? I'm not quite sure of what's all going on other than you guys found a large ruin of some kind.

Well, there's a good chance that we will ALL wake up in Paridon quite soon. We will tell you then our story ICly.

Kintire: If we sleep in the temple, Seradon will take 20 to make a good sketch of the God King and other seemingly-important-history-wise drawings. He will also pocket a couple of paraphernalia.
He intends to give them to the institute that sent the poor professor to the desert.

I think the stick figure drawings would have been funnier but as you like!

The party will shortly be returning to Paridon and you will join them there. I will pm you a short introduction. The party can gain a level as well.

Yay level up!!! Thanks!!!

Take 20 on spellcraft to figure out what the effect/spells is that acts as a ring of sustenance + endure elements.

There are no spell effects on you. It appears these abilities are innate

The part of my post that is in italics is a curse. Seradon's frustration over the death of the expedition, being tricked by doppelgangers, the 10 days in the desert etc boiled over when he learned their lives were worth 1 gp.

Keep in mind that Seradon is a spellcaster, so he gets a +1 for curses. He's also a man so he gets a -1, he's good so IIRC that's a -1 too. He added an escape clause though! After all, he doesn't want revenge; he just wants the captain to learn a lesson because he's angry with the captain.
Seradon's not entirely aware that he's laying a curse BTW; He knows he wants the captain to stop enjoying things that he buys till he learns to value compassion and that he would love intervention from higher powers but I don't think he realizes he's actually requesting help from Mysterious Powers (that love to meddle for their own reasons). Not that he would mind if he knew, but I don't think he does realize.
I don't know if that makes the curse more or less likely to take hold but still wanted to make it clear.

If you want me to make my case why I believe such a curse is highly justified, please say so.

Powers check for cursing someone:
(Meh... can't roll 1d100 it seems, so I'll go with 2d10. The first is the x10)
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Do you want me to roll for the curse?

First, apologies for the delay. Bit of a family crisis here.

Our first curse! I will have to haul out the rules and have a look, but I think I could do with a case for highly justified.

Apologies again for the delay in posting. Do people still want to carry on? if so I suggest we move directly to the return to Paridon.

Im game. Was actually wondering what had happened to this game just last night