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Since no-one suggested anything else, we're playing Pathfinder. Ability scores are point buy with 25 points, starting at 3rd level with 3000 gp. Pretty much anything made by Paizo that's in the
As I've already said, the starting Location is Redwater.
As third level characters, your characters will already have some experience in adventure-like matters.
EDIT: Since there seems to be some confusion: It doesn't matter what you use to store the character sheets as long as I have easy access to an up-to-date version. Something like
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goes, though if you want something unusual, ask me first. No druids except Urban or Blight archetypes. HP is max for first level, standard rolls after that. As I've already said, the starting Location is Redwater.
Redwater is a large-ish port town so named because each spring the sea near it turns red for several weeks. It's a wretched hive of scum and villainy. Though there are certainly no pirates here, few honest captains would want to land here. Though the enforcers will stop any open assault or theft, and anyone caught of either will face a stiff punishment, but almost anything else goes. Therefore smugglers and drugdealers and other people like them find the port a haven. The local whorehouses are famous for their decadency, all manners of drugs and other illegal substances are readily available and there are several gladiator rings, where anyone skilled with blade can earn a forture - or an early death. Despite their limited mandate, the enforcers are effective, and the streets are as safe as those of most other towns. In general, most people just go about their lives as they would elsewhere, and there is even a chapterhouse for an order of paladins here, trying to make it a better place, although unlike most paladins these have learned to prefer subtle methods to open challenge of evil. The ruler of the city is an ancient lich, who is mostly indifferent or even benevolent figure. Though he'd rather focus on his studies, as his dreams of conquest died shortly after his mortal body, he continues to rules the city half-heartedly out of some twisted sense of duty.
EDIT: Since there seems to be some confusion: It doesn't matter what you use to store the character sheets as long as I have easy access to an up-to-date version. Something like
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will work just as well as the dndsheets peoples seem to default to.
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