Heroes of Legend
Countless heroes have trod upon the world of Celestin, from mighty knights, dragonslayers, crusaders, and lusty warriors whose war cries shake the very battlefields they fight in; to cunning individuals who use their talents at stealth and sleight of hand, or even their charm, to accomplish their objectives; to mighty wizards and sorcerers whose arcane might and mastery of elemental manipulation literally change the world around them; to priests whose faith in their gods and causes lead them to spread miracles. Their exploits create legends, and inspire awe and reverence in the people they encounter, whatever their backgrounds.
Here are some of those heroic individuals... Included are their statistics in the current 3.5 Edition of the d20 D&D system.
The New Generation:
Eleanore Fortsworth, warrior of Symphonia
Myssa Rei, paladin of the Light*
Tabra Skylark, faerie Envoker
Figures of Renown:
Kitikka Caldwell, reformed Assassin
Arthus Malthusson, Soldier of Light
Legends of Celestin:
Malthus Tannhauser, the Planar Champion*
Morwynn Nethers, the Void Incarnate
Ramius Stormhammer, Legendary Dreadnought
Webmistress' Notes:
Characters listed with '*' are those I have roleplayed as during previous campaigns.
All characters were created using the 35 point-buy system.
I utilize the vitality and wound point (or wp for short) system of tracking hit points. A character's Vitality points is her 'normal' hit point total, while her Wound points is based on her total of her Constitution score. Spells and combat damage deduct from the vitality point total, while critical hit damage deduct from the wound point total. A character whose wound points is reduced to 0 is helpless, while a character with -1 wound points is considered dying... This rule makes combat much more random and dangerous, and makes it possible to recreate those 'one-hit' kills so prevalent in fantasy stories and (of course) Japanese anime.