Harold's Blog 2

A PC that didn't make it to the table, but one that I wanted to keep, around and maybe update at some point and use him in either a different campaign or if another character bites the dust. So it begins Hail to thee, my newfound companion — this humble journal. 'Twas in the afternoon's grasp, amidst Roland’s place in Midas, that fortune smiled upon me, allowing my hand to find this journal amidst the shelves of his emporium. The past days have been a whirlwind of activity, and I find solace in the ink and parchment as a means to untangle the threads of my racing thoughts. Having perused Lirael’s journal again, I am granted a deeper understanding of the noble soul of my brother, who paved the way for the journey we now embark upon. Also I learned the importance of maintaining record of my exploits for those who follow, if I too should fall. The weight of responsibility upon my shoulders feels daunting and perilous, with the backdrop of this quest unfurling before me. As twi

A PC that didn't make it to the table, but one that I wanted to keep, around and maybe update at some point and use him in either a different campaign or if another character bites the dust. I learned the other night that we have a new player for our campaign and the other player who had his character die in session 13 are both playing martial tanky type characters, which is my preference. Which means if I play one too, that our campaign would be very unbalanced. So, I decided not to use the character that I planned to use and have put together multiple character before finally choosing to use a 8th Level Warlock, Shadar-ki Elf. The character has some martial skills, which I prefer, but the build has enough variance to make him interesting and playable, but not so much that he is going to interfere with my ability to focus on role play during sessions. TL;DR Salutations, esteemed companions. I am Thim'ron, obviously a Shadar-kai, and my tale is shrouded in the veils of mystery.

A PC that didn't make it to the table, but one that I wanted to keep, around and maybe update at some point and use him in either a different campaign or if another character bites the dust. I learned the other night that we have a new player for our campaign and the other player who had his character die in session 13 are both playing martial tanky type characters. Which means if I play one too, that our campaign would be very unbalanced. So, I decided not to use the character that I planned to use and have put together multiple character before finally choosing to use a 6th level Shadow Monk and 2nd Level Shadow Sorcerer, Shadar-ki Elf. With the idea that I'll move up in levels of the class I use the features of most during the next few sessions. The character has some martial skills, which I prefer, but the build has enough variance to make him interesting and playable, but not so much that he is going to interfere with my ability to focus on role play during sessions. TL;DR