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Roger, so as long as I don't go over 55lbs, I'll be good.

I take it that all the forged permits came from our Bard friend, who is also now in jail.

How complicated is it to get a permit for anything?

Hi Jaded, no idea. Shima's travelled whereever you say he has..
Do I look up Reorx and Takhisis in a Wiki? Or do you have a cunning link?

chese780 wrote:I take it that all the forged permits came from our Bard friend, who is also now in jail.

That's correct.

chese780 wrote:How complicated is it to get a permit for anything?

If you have the coin, it's not terribly difficult.

Chris1234 wrote:Hi Jaded, no idea. Shima's travelled whereever you say he has..

Just using some common sense. If he's been north of Haven or in Icereach, he'd have already known about the dragonarmy invasion and wouldn't have been surprised when he did arrive in Haven. Therefore, he's probably never been outside of the dwarven lands or perhaps the Plains of Dust.

Chris1234 wrote:Do I look up Reorx and Takhisis in a Wiki? Or do you have a cunning link?

Depends on what you want to know about them. As I said, in-character, Shima has probably only heard of them in passing. Out of character, I can answer any questions you might have with my encyclopedic knowledge of the setting.

By, the coin, are we talking big bucks?

Or, can I somehow get a permit to carry weapons and leave the city at will for 100 STP.

I bet I can find out myself though, and where do I try and get a permit?

Is either of them appropriate for a sneaky? Or a fightery type (not necessarily army though). Or alignment compatible (LN)?

Or, I guess, the opposites, so opposed to sneaky; or to fightery or to LN?

Do you not consider 100 STP to be 'big bucks,' chese? Anyway, you can ask the army for a permit at the Old Keep. Or you can try to ask the priests at the temple if you prefer.

Chris, the gods' alignments, portfolios and domains are:

Paladine (LG)
Portfolio: Kingship, guardianship, redemption, good dragons
Domains: Good, Law, Nobility, Protection, Sun

Mishakal (NG)
Portfolio: Healing, mercy, the home, compassion
Domains: Community, Good, Healing, Liberation, Protection

Kiri-Jolith (LG)
Portfolio: War, courage, honor, solidarity
Domains: Good, Law, Strength, War

Habbakuk (NG)
Portfolio: Animals, hunting, water, rebirth
Domains: Animal, Good, Travel, Water

Majere (LG)
Portfolio: Discipline, meditation, thought, industry
Domains: Good, Law, Meditation, Knowledge

Branchala (CG)
Portfolio: Music, harmony, poetry, beauty
Domains: Chaos, Good, Luck, Trickery

Solinari (LG)
Portfolio: Good magic, abjuration, divination
Domains: N/A

Gilean (TN)
Portfolio: Knowledge, balance, watchfulness, freedom
Domains: Knowledge, Liberation, Planning, Protection, Rune

Chislev (TN)
Portfolio: Nature, wilderness, beasts, the seasons
Domains: Air, Animal, Earth, Plant

Zivilyn (TN)
Portfolio: Wisdom, foresight, prophecy, enlightenment
Domains: Insight, Knowledge, Meditation, Time

Shinare (LN)
Portfolio: Wealth, enterprise, communication, travel
Domains: Commerce, Law, Luck, Travel

Sirrion (CN)
Portfolio: Fire, creativity, passion, renewal
Domains: Chaos, Charm, Fire, Passion

Reorx (TN)
Portfolio: Creation, mountains, metal, luck, pride
Domains: Earth, Fire, Forge, Luck, Strength

Lunitari (LN)
Portfolio: Neutral magic, illusion, transmutation
Domains: N/A

Takhisis (LE)
Portfolio: Domination, hatred, evil dragons, intrigue, night
Domains: Destruction, Evil, Law, Trickery, Tyranny

Sargonnas (LE)
Portfolio: Vengeance, war, conquest, rage
Domains: Evil, Fire, Law, Passion, War

Chemosh (NE)
Portfolio: Death, the undead, murder, false hope
Domains: Death, Evil, Trickery, Undeath

Hiddukel (CE)
Portfolio: Greed, lies, thieves, secrets
Domains: Chaos, Evil, Treachery, Trickery

Morgion (NE)
Portfolio: Disease, famine, poison, vermin, suffering, madness
Domains: Destruction, Evil, Madness, Pestilence

Zeboim (CE)
Portfolio: Oceans, storms, jealousy, spite
Domains: Chaos, Evil, Storm, Water

Nuitari (LE)
Portfolio: Evil magic, arcane secrets
Domains: N/A

Well, I dunno. Some people have 50+STP and a dozen PP.

Might be big for me right now, but in retrospect...

I think that it was in the 2e books that I read 1 gold is the amount an average (low pay) worker can make in 1 day's work. In dragonlance, 1 steel = 1 gold. Therefore I think of 1 steel as worth about $70-100 (USD or CAD), which means 100 steel is something in the order of $7,000 - $10,000. I don't know about you, but I think some people could qualify this as "big bucks". Using this same assessment, Haahqae's currently getting accommodations in a low-quality inn for 5 silver per day, which equates to $30 - $50 per night with my math.

Of course, depending on how Jaded is playing it, my judgement on money might be very off.

JadedDM wrote:Do you not consider 100 STP to be 'big bucks,' chese? Anyway, you can ask the army for a permit at the Old Keep. Or you can try to ask the priests at the temple if you prefer.

Chris, the gods' alignments, portfolios and domains are:

Thanks Jaded - I've dropped that into Word and printed it. Worth a good look. Understand that Shima would only know (a little) of two of them. If I forget that, just stick me back in my box.

P.S. Right now, Shima would call 100 steel hugely big bucks. 10steel would be pretty damn good too for that matter.
In passing, I'm sure I read a Dragon article a very long time ago about "the silver standard." Gist was that ordinary people lived on about 1 silver piece a day. This was 1st or 2nd Ed. I think it was by Skip Williams.

So... Anyone wanna get a job? I need money.

Wow, this has turned into LifeRP, hasn't it.

@Jaded.

Is there any favor bonus if someone went to a Holy site of a god on purpose to learn more about them?

Yep. Want a job. Anything considered.

Btw, I have -1 to offhand sword, not -2

Nothing about the D&D economy makes any sense. This is because it was built around being a gold sink for PCs, not with any sort of realism in mind.

chese780 wrote:Wow, this has turned into LifeRP, hasn't it.

Well, remember the whole point of this game is to explore how rough life was during the war. If you were all flushed with cash, then nothing that was happening would matter to you. Prices going up? Who cares. People losing their jobs? Doesn't effect you. Heavy restrictions on citizens? Just bribe the guards.

The whole thing is basically a big test of character. If you want to make some coin, you can. Very easily. You just have to do horrible, despicable, evil things (that is, work for the army of the church). That's sort of the big question of this game. How far will you go to feed your family, or just put a few coins in your pocket? How many of your morals or principles are you willing to violate just to stay fed? What will you be willing to do once desperation sets in?

chese780 wrote:Is there any favor bonus if someone went to a Holy site of a god on purpose to learn more about them?

Sure, that would be worth a point.

chese780 wrote:Btw, I have -1 to offhand sword, not -2

How do you figure that?

Normal penalties for dual-wielding are -2 for the primary, -4 for the secondary. But Felran has the Two Weapon Style proficiency, which reduces penalties by 2. So 0 for the primary and -2 for the secondary.

You forget about specialization?

THAC0: 17 (+1 long sword, -2 secondary long sword)

Specialization is included in there. What's (-2) + 1?