I would be interested. I have never used roll20, but I have played RPGs on Discord and here on the forum.
EDIT: I'm guessing from the fluff that character race will be pretty free-form? If so, I have an awesome (but not too odd-ball) idea.
I found this site https://openlegend.heromuster.com/ (https://openlegend.heromuster.com/) for making character sheets, and it's pretty handy just for the ability to filter banes and boons to what you can actually use.
Milo, there's a feat called climbing that lets you climb on everything at your move speed and only costs 1 feat point! I don't know if you looked at feats yet, but that character just has to have it. (in case this reads as bossy, I intended it to sound excited)
Personally, I'm strongly leaning towards a hacker that's exactly like the one in the archetypes under character creation. With Fugitive and Observant as perks, and cowardly as a flaw. I decided on those before I knew that the setting involved working for the government, but there's no reason my current employers need to know that I've got a lot of underworld connections.
Milo, there's a feat called climbing that lets you climb on everything at your move speed and only costs 1 feat point! I don't know if you looked at feats yet, but that character just has to have it. (in case this reads as bossy, I intended it to sound excited)
Milo, there's a feat called climbing that lets you climb on everything at your move speed and only costs 1 feat point! I don't know if you looked at feats yet, but that character just has to have it. (in case this reads as bossy, I intended it to sound excited)
I did indeed find that feat, and you are right, my character has to have it :) I also put the "Great Leap" and "Breakfall" feats on my list, climbing, jumping (farther than normal) with agility rather than might, and always landing on its feet are rather important to a cat :P
Full char sheet (https://openlegend.heromuster.com/character?s=tau634) (thank you for the character builder link BTW)
Hmm... From the little bit of fluff in the first post I got more "loosely organized teams being payed per-job/find by the government" and less "government organized teams of professionals on a salary". In other words, I'm guessing the PCs are a mercenary band operating in an area where the government is subsidizing work.
I could be totally wrong though...
If it is work directly for the government under government control, my character may have a slight issue being an escaped AI and all... Nothing a slight rewrite of my backstory can't fix. None of the fluff is set in stone until more setting details are revealed, for example if it is direct government teams I'll probably just be a FURRy assigned directly to the team that was given a few "interesting" off-book modifications by a bored tech or some such. Go legit basically :P
Is there anyone interested who does not have Discord?
I have discord
A question: I thought about a character that a robot or a soldier that work with the council and got to the crew to keep an eye on them, I didn't play any RPG before so if you don't want this kind of character or want someone who knows what he does with it just say so, I have some other ideas.
I mostly threw that "no VC or Discord needed" as a weird precaution, however if it helps with some of the organization and whatnot I'm not against throwing something together for this.I have discord and I actually prefer VC as at times I can type glacially slowly which isn't the best for RPs.
I don't play Overwatch so I had to google, but possibly, except maybe not so tanky. I'll keep the concept for later. I think I want to play a human or at least something living to begin with. I'm thinking I might be going for a commando type person. I haven't read through much more than character creation stuff yet so I'm not too sure about how combat works - is cover a thing in this system? I'm asking because I'm assuming we will be using mainly ranged weapons (or having mainly ranged weapons used against us), and manoeuvrability abilities looses a bit of use if you can shoot people just as well from the front as you can from the flanks or behind.
Speaking of your non-B12 friend, when I read the character example with a flying manticore companion/mount in the character creation guide I had the idea of a guy in flying thingy, something like that Vries guy from that Alien movie (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBt1UGmMYYo). It seemed like fun.
Edit: Fixed the second paragraph.
Also, a question: Do Combat Follow-through and Combat Momentum stack to let you both attack again and move as two free actions?
Getting in the way of incoming attacks sounds like you want provoked (http://openlegendrpg.com/banes/provoked). It gives the enemy a penalty if they try and attack anyone that isn't you.Thank you,where the character sheet in roll20?
As for the sheets the sheets we're using have a script in them. Go to the character sheet tab of your character sheet (yeah I know) then click on "main" there there should be an editable character sheet that will update itself as you fill it out. The flaws, perks, feats, actions and inventory items have a grey bar above each with their name. Clicking on that bar posts all the details of that entry to chat, if you want to edit them there should be spaces to add the relevant details like their names below the grey bar. I hope that's clear as I tend to suck at explaining things.
You need to click "launch game", which is not at all obvious IMHOYup and once in the game there'll be a sidebar on the right with a newspaper icon called journal, that'll have all our character sheets and stuff there. However you cannot edit character sheets from outside a game or import character sheets into existing games (which is something they probably should add) so you'll need to join and launch the game before you can edit anything.
You can import character sheets actually, but it is a little tricky (https://wiki.roll20.net/My_Vault), and not available to free users IIRC.Huh. Well that just goes to show how little I know about roll20 :P
The way permissions work, you can assign editing and viewing to different people. Mesa has apparently made the sheets viewable to everybody I think, which allows people to see the bio's, but obviously hasn't made them editable by everybody. You can't assign individual permissions to somebody who hasn't joined the game yet, and it's likely that she just doesn't know who you are to assign the character to you. There's only one person that's actually listed in the players who's unaccounted for, so I can guess who you are, but it might be easier for Mesa if you either introduce yourself in the games chat so she can link the sheet to your name, or change your display name for this game specifically under the settings tab, the gear on the right. For example, I changed my name to Interus, to match my name here, even though you might notice there's no Interus on the player list.