Final Fantasy 4d6cussion

[Sifright]

any chance any one could reup the ffrpg book? the media fire link isn't working and rapidshare appears to be down I'm at my aunts until wednesday and dont have the pdf.

[Krylo]

Here you go.

That should be public, but if not, username is krylokillian@hotmail.com and password is meerkat.

[Sifright]

Thanks Krylo o/

[The Argent Lord]

Updated my sheet.

Originally Posted by The Argent Lord

Name: Vit Niveus
Age: 19
Race: Hume
Class: White Mage
Appearance: Vit is small, about 5’3” and 120 lb. Beyond that, he’s a fairly unremarkable fellow, with dark eyes behind round glasses and longish brown hair tied back in a tail. He wears simple, no-nonsense canvas clothes, durable and functional, with a few dark stains that have an equal chance of being the dried blood of his “clients” or spills from the strong, oversweetened tea he carries everywhere.
Background: Vit’s father was a village mechanic and repairman, so from a young age he was taught to fix objects from the simple to the complex. He had a knack for understanding how things worked, and how to put them back together or make them work better. Everyone in the village expected him to take over his father’s business and be a huge success. But when Vit was about 8, disaster struck. A heavy piece of machinery fell on his father, crushing his ribcage and one of his lungs. Another man from the village was able to remove it, but everyone expected him to die. Then Vit arrived and, unfazed, placed his hands on his father’s chest and “put him back together,” just exactly as he had learned to do with everything else put before him. The villagers, shocked, told him what a gift he had, and when a travelling White Mage came through the town, he was sent off to learn more of the art from an expert. Though Vit was unable to understand the spiritual aspect of healing, he did see the need the world had for his gift, and so sought out a place where injuries happened frequently and were urgently in need of attention: the Adventurer’s Guild.
Quote: “Sometimes people break. I fix them.”
Traits: Brilliant, Machine-Savvy

Stats
HP: 26
MP: 37
ACC: 0
Evasion: 7
ARM: 4
MARM: 12
Damage: 6+2d6

Strength: 3 (+1)
Vitality: 6 (+2)
Dexterity: 5 (+1)
Intelligence: 11 (+3) [14 (+4) w/ Mage's Robe and Mage's Staff]
Charisma: 6 (+2)

Job Abilities:
Ability 1: Divine Seal
Ability 2: Clear Mind

Equipment
Right Hand: Mage's Staff, Tier 2, Spell Effect (Stop), +2 Int
Left Hand: More Mage's Staff
Armor: Mage's Robe

Items
Crafsman’s tools
Gil: 0

Skills:
Preferred Weapon Skill: Staves 4
Any Other None Zero Skill: Healing 4
Systems 4
Language 5 (Common, Bhasa Mithra, Mogri, Taru, Ancient)
Synthesize (machines) 4
Light Armor 4

Spells:
Cure I
Stop

Are there any concrete rules for armor creation anywhere in the book, because I couldn't find anything.

[Teal Mage]

Originally Posted by krogothwolf

It would be generally unwise to try to use notorious when entering a city that the guard states when walking up to it that only the devout of heart may enter, that trying to play out your notorious would be a fairly silly idea as it would probably raise the difficulty rating of what you need to roll higher then.

Heh, I just thought of an interesting version of Notorious-Religious Fanatic. Might be worth thinking about, except that, from what I've seen, the closest thing to a religion this game has is Holy, or the Lifestream or whatever. Maybe the Espers and Summon Spirits might also qualify.

Of course, that might translate into Aeris being a Jesus figure in this world, since all the Final Fantasies are Canon, I think.

Anyway! Notorious could totally help out here, depending on what they’re notorious for.