Group 4: Tea Parties are Magic (also Mage logs)

[uSea]

>MisterSpecter
Excellent! That brings us up to five players.

Now you lot need to think up character ideas and fill in a character sheet linked in the OP post. (Use the 'Make a Copy' option in GoogleDocs.)

Not sure if this is mentioned elsewhere but you start off with 250 caps worth of stuff (and some free saddlebags).
At the bottom of the main rules (the first link) there is a list of weapons/items/armour for you to buy. Basically pick from there.

When you're done post a link to your sheet here so we can make sure everything's filled in right and that you didn't buy the wrong kind of ammo, etc.

Oh, and there is space for a 6th!

[Fallen_Kaisar]

Do you have a setting in mind that we should be aware of? Or will you go the other way and place the characters somewhere they might fit?

[DiceArt]

Already have a character written up that can be used, but I'd like to know a little more about the setting before we start in case I need to write a new one.

[MisterSpecter]

I'm pretty much in the same boat as DiceArt. I've got a character written up, and I know more or less what I'm going to attempt to mould her into, but I need to know some specifics to know just how much I need to rework. I've already got to re-work her to fit in with the revised spell thing, since she was made primarily using Sunrise's corebook, but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.

[TenMihara]

You seem to have put a lot of effort into the gaming system (which I can definitely approve of). The timing also works for me, I just want to know what the medium for playing is (Messenger, Skype, Chat room, etc.) If it works out for me, I'd definitely be interested. I played tabletop D&D for three years, but haven't been able to play that sort of RPG in a long while.

As well, setting information might have an impact on character building, so that would be appreciated as well ^^

[MisterSpecter]

You seem to have put a lot of effort into the gaming system (which I can definitely approve of). The timing also works for me, I just want to know what the medium for playing is (Messenger, Skype, Chat room, etc.) If it works out for me, I'd definitely be interested. I played tabletop D&D for three years, but haven't been able to play that sort of RPG in a long while.

As well, setting information might have an impact on character building, so that would be appreciated as well ^^

Takes place in the IRC; (In case you happen to not know) irc.canternet.org channel #falloutequestriapnp, if you've got a normal IRC client, Or there is a embedded client on the chat page of the site.

[TenMihara]

You seem to have put a lot of effort into the gaming system (which I can definitely approve of). The timing also works for me, I just want to know what the medium for playing is (Messenger, Skype, Chat room, etc.) If it works out for me, I'd definitely be interested. I played tabletop D&D for three years, but haven't been able to play that sort of RPG in a long while.

As well, setting information might have an impact on character building, so that would be appreciated as well ^^

Takes place in the IRC; (In case you happen to not know) irc.canternet.org channel #falloutequestriapnp, if you've got a normal IRC client, Or there is a embedded client on the chat page of the site.

I actually have no idea what any of that means. I typically avoid forum or chat based role play, but this one caught my attention because it was using an actual (and well thought out) tabletop style gaming system. A tutorial or tips would be greatly appreciated.

[MisterSpecter]

You seem to have put a lot of effort into the gaming system (which I can definitely approve of). The timing also works for me, I just want to know what the medium for playing is (Messenger, Skype, Chat room, etc.) If it works out for me, I'd definitely be interested. I played tabletop D&D for three years, but haven't been able to play that sort of RPG in a long while.

As well, setting information might have an impact on character building, so that would be appreciated as well ^^

Takes place in the IRC; (In case you happen to not know) irc.canternet.org channel #falloutequestriapnp, if you've got a normal IRC client, Or there is a embedded client on the chat page of the site.

I actually have no idea what any of that means. I typically avoid forum or chat based role play, but this one caught my attention because it was using an actual (and well thought out) tabletop style gaming system. A tutorial or tips would be greatly appreciated.

Simply put, you've got two choices here: Download an IRC client such as mIRC, chatzilla, xchat, what have you, and connect to the irc server (which i listed up above; here's an example how how to get there in mIRC which is what I use: http://i.minus.com/irSRX9lPYPgc2.png then just connect and type /join #falloutequestriapnp) or you can just use http://fallout-equestria.com/chat. I, personally, am not a big fan of embedded IRC clients, but to each his own I suppose. Sorry for derailing the thread so much :3

Edit: the options window automatically pops up when you start mIRC, by the way, or it's found through tools > options > connect:servers. Some find mIRC a little clunky and ugly, but it's what I started out using so I love it.

[TenMihara]

No worries; I'm the one who asked after all. As for a character, I've been playing around with the idea of an absolutely brutal Griffon brawler/tank. Although setting might have an effect on that, it's what I'm gonna start working on for the time being.

[Fallen_Kaisar]

I'm putting together a zebra martial artist at the moment, and correcting a few flaws with the character sheet. What are the rest of you leaning towards?