Cognisant
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Pathfinder 1v1 deathmatch, we play on a chessboard, that's the cage.
Characters are level 20, if you're playing RB's game you don't have to use that character if you don't want to, character names/stories/personality/etc aren't required but if we make a tournament out of this I think everyone will appreciate it.
Ability scores are determined by points, you get 25 to spend as you wish.
See "Table: Ability Score Costs".
You may play any core race or uncommon race of 0 RP.
No 3rd party races.
No 3rd party or NPC classes, you may use archetypes.
You may multiclass and use prestige classes.
If your class gives you a mount you start on your mount.
You have as many feats as your race, class and level provide you.
For the sake of simplicity there will be no traits, most wouldn't be relevant to a cage match anyway.
Your starting wealth is the maximum you class would give you multiplied by your level (which is 20) so for example a Druid which starts with 2d6×10gp would get 2x6x10x20 which is 2400gp, plus an outfit worth 10gp or less.
You may not hire mercenaries/bodyguards/etc.
Myself, Redbaron and the forum administrators will be game masters, what this means is that when it's your turn you declare what you want to do and one of the aforementioned people will roll for you, if two do it at the same time whoever's post comes first is the official roll and the latter post should be discarded.
Redbaron, the administrators and myself are allowed to play, we just can't roll for any game in which we're participating.
Please post your character details here and I'll confirm that you've done it right before assigning you an opponent and creating another thread where your cage match will be held, if I miss something I'm sure Redbaron, Jennywocky or Hadoblado will correct me.
When Redbaron, an administrator or I create the thread for you we will also pick your opponent, decide your starting positions, who goes first and maybe place some obstacles in the cage, but no traps or monsters or anything like that because that would complicate things too much. It's the match creators responsibility to describe any obstacles placed inside the cage with sufficient detail that the other can come along and decide what happens when someone runs through them or whatever, for example if there's spikes how high are they and how much damage do they do?
The cage may also be littered with items and weapons at the creator's discretion although I advise against this since it's unlikely to be balanced.
If the aforementioned dice rolling people have a dispute it will be discussed privately and the outcome will be posted here and in the relevant match thread.
Finally just for fun here's a ranking system:
S Rank - The best of the best, whichever single person has the highest win to loss ratio, unlike the other ranks only one person can occupy this rank at a time.
A Rank - The top ten or less in regards to win to loss ratio, if there's more than ten because several people have the same win/loss ratio then everyone with that ratio is bumped down to the next rank.
Ranks B C D E and F - Ditto for Rank A except increasing in magnitude by two for each rank down, so there's twenty or less in Rank B, forty or less in Rank C, eighty or less in Rank D, etc.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/basics-ability-scores/character-creation
Ability scores are determined by points, you get 25 to spend as you wish.
See "Table: Ability Score Costs".
You may play any core race or uncommon race of 0 RP.
No 3rd party races.
No 3rd party or NPC classes, you may use archetypes.
You may multiclass and use prestige classes.
If your class gives you a mount you start on your mount.
You have as many feats as your race, class and level provide you.
For the sake of simplicity there will be no traits, most wouldn't be relevant to a cage match anyway.
Your starting wealth is the maximum you class would give you multiplied by your level (which is 20) so for example a Druid which starts with 2d6×10gp would get 2x6x10x20 which is 2400gp, plus an outfit worth 10gp or less.
You may not hire mercenaries/bodyguards/etc.
Myself, Redbaron and the forum administrators will be game masters, what this means is that when it's your turn you declare what you want to do and one of the aforementioned people will roll for you, if two do it at the same time whoever's post comes first is the official roll and the latter post should be discarded.
Redbaron, the administrators and myself are allowed to play, we just can't roll for any game in which we're participating.
Please post your character details here and I'll confirm that you've done it right before assigning you an opponent and creating another thread where your cage match will be held, if I miss something I'm sure Redbaron, Jennywocky or Hadoblado will correct me.
When Redbaron, an administrator or I create the thread for you we will also pick your opponent, decide your starting positions, who goes first and maybe place some obstacles in the cage, but no traps or monsters or anything like that because that would complicate things too much. It's the match creators responsibility to describe any obstacles placed inside the cage with sufficient detail that the other can come along and decide what happens when someone runs through them or whatever, for example if there's spikes how high are they and how much damage do they do?
The cage may also be littered with items and weapons at the creator's discretion although I advise against this since it's unlikely to be balanced.
If the aforementioned dice rolling people have a dispute it will be discussed privately and the outcome will be posted here and in the relevant match thread.
Finally just for fun here's a ranking system:
S Rank - The best of the best, whichever single person has the highest win to loss ratio, unlike the other ranks only one person can occupy this rank at a time.
A Rank - The top ten or less in regards to win to loss ratio, if there's more than ten because several people have the same win/loss ratio then everyone with that ratio is bumped down to the next rank.
Ranks B C D E and F - Ditto for Rank A except increasing in magnitude by two for each rank down, so there's twenty or less in Rank B, forty or less in Rank C, eighty or less in Rank D, etc.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/basics-ability-scores/character-creation