Character`s levels?

[Cobos]

At 07:53 08.06.99 -0700, you wrote:
>
>I'm curious, what is the average level of your the pcs on your Birthright
>campaigns?
My characters all (4 of them) started out at 3rd level (since I'm not very
fond of DMing 1st level character) and now they are 4th and 5th level....

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[Sidhain]

MY players are currently all First level both campaigns, one I have run for
over a year but started them at 0 level (they are actually going to be
second level soon) the other campaign I just began.


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[Alexander MacLeod]

>I'm curious, what is the average level of your the pcs on your Birthright
>campaigns?

I'm running a Müden-based campaign right now, and the average level of
my five players is 3-4. These include a priest of Æric, a pair of fighters,
a paladin on Nesirie, and a bard.

Alexander


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[Soviet]

I'm curious, what is the average level of your the pcs on your Birthright
campaigns?
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[Alaric]

> At 07:53 08.06.99 -0700, you wrote:
>
> I'm curious, what is the average level of your the pcs on your Birthright
> campaigns?

Unfortunately, it seems that my campaign may be winding down due to
inner-party (players, not pc's actually) conflicts. We played for a
little over two years of real time, passing something around 75 years of
game time. By the end, not one player was still playing his or her
original character, but as people dropped old characters for new, I
generally did not make them lose much in the way of experience
(especially in the cases where I was the cause). My pc's, by the end,
were averaging about 12th level (10, 12, 12, 12, 14, 14).

Thx,
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[Olesens]

Soviet wrote:

> I'm curious, what is the average level of your the pcs on your Birthright
> campaigns?

I started my first BR game at 1st level then stopped at 5th. My others have
been started at about 3rd level.
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[Michael Cullingham]

The characters in my campaign all started at 1st level, and have now
advanced to:
7th Necromancer
6th/6th Fighter/Priest of Kriesha
6th Fighter (wields Goblinsbane, longsword +2, +3 vs. Goblins)
6th Ranger (wields Hazecutter, scimitar +3)
5th/5th Wizard/Priest of Avani

A while ago, someone asked for information on other people's campaigns and
since I never got around to it then, I'll post it now.

My campaign is not typical Birthright fare, I guess. The magic is a little
higher, the characters are all evil or neutral, and none of them are regents
(although the Necromancer does want to take over the world, after deposing a
major awnshegh and taking his bloodline).

Even though their alignments tend towards evil, they have done some good in
the world:
1) They saved a town from a wererat-induced plague of rats.

2) They stopped a significant part of a slaving organization (from the
classic A1-4 series).

3) They defeated a (rival) necromancer that had animated the entombed bodies
of an Alamien knight and his retinue.

4) They recovered the dwarven battle-axe Wyrmdum (Battle Axe +3, +5 vs.
Dragons, Protection from Dragon Breath, Immunity to Fear) and returned it to
the regent of Baruk-Azhik.

But have also done some questionable deeds:
1) Retrieved a tome that deals with large scale and permanent Shadow World
portals for a lich in exchange for their lives. This lich is a servant of
the Vampire, who IMC is researching a way to tear the veil between Cerilia
and the Shadow World. Unfortunately, the Vampire doesn't believe that this
lich should have given them their lives and has sent several agents to stop
the party.

2) Stole a chest of spell components that were being shipped to Endier City
from the wizard Caine. These components were intended to be used in warding
the border between Endier and the Spiderfell. The Heartland's Outfitters
have placed a high price on their heads.

3) Retrieved the Rod of Undeath (a minor artifact IMC), which the
necromancer has used to create several undead minions. This has irked a
certain priest of Haelyn, who is now hunting them on a quest to destroy the
artifact.

Other items of interest:
1) One of the prizes of a battle with the Vampire's minions is a Crystal
Ball of Hypnosis, which the Vampire is slowly using to bend the
Wizard/Priest to be his servant (a la the Palantir in The Lord of the
Rings). Trusting a self-identifying item may have been a mistake, they will
learn. >:-)

2) A somewhat quiet villain of the campaign is Rhuobhe, who intends to wipe
the scourge of humanity from Cerilia using the Tome of Elven Vengeance to
summon The Tarrasque (or The Dread from LotHK, or some equally deadly
beast). He's also incited several wars between the human nations around his
borders.

And that's my campaign.
mike


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[M Modena]

Our campaign characters average about 5th level at the moment

Mark

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This day of Wednesday, June 09, 1999, at 12:50:00 AM

On Tuesday, June 08, 1999, Alaric [alaric@deltanet.com]
Wrote in [BIRTHRIGHT] - Character's levels?:

A> Unfortunately, it seems that my campaign may be winding down due to
A> inner-party (players, not pc's actually) conflicts. We played for a
A> little over two years of real time, passing something around 75 years of
A> game time. By the end, not one player was still playing his or her
A> original character, but as people dropped old characters for new, I
A> generally did not make them lose much in the way of experience
A> (especially in the cases where I was the cause). My pc's, by the end,
A> were averaging about 12th level (10, 12, 12, 12, 14, 14).

Here is my reply:
wow, 75 years? please tell me what has happened, if you have the
time. i thought my campaign's 10 years was a lot...

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[Alaric]

Admin Adam Theo wrote:
>
> Hello Birthrighters, Adam Theo here.
> This day of Wednesday, June 09, 1999, at 12:50:00 AM
>
> On Tuesday, June 08, 1999, Alaric [alaric@deltanet.com]
> Wrote in [BIRTHRIGHT] - Character's levels?:
>
> A> Unfortunately, it seems that my campaign may be winding down due to
> A> inner-party (players, not pc's actually) conflicts. We played for a
> A> little over two years of real time, passing something around 75 years of
> A> game time. By the end, not one player was still playing his or her
> A> original character, but as people dropped old characters for new, I
> A> generally did not make them lose much in the way of experience
> A> (especially in the cases where I was the cause). My pc's, by the end,
> A> were averaging about 12th level (10, 12, 12, 12, 14, 14).
>
> Here is my reply:
> wow, 75 years? please tell me what has happened, if you have the
> time. i thought my campaign's 10 years was a lot...
>

Well, to be honest, most of the party got caught in a temporal rift
about 45 years in that shifted them forward by 15 more...so it's only 60
years or so...I'm working on a campaign synopsis, but the going's
slow...I'll try to post part soon.
Thx,
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[Soviet]

sounds neat....So far in mine (which just started last week), their are in the
middle of the "Family matter" scenario in the Ruined Kingdoms book, afterwards I
intend them to go to "Sword & Crown", then a couple of homebrewn scenarios and
then the Birthright scenario that appeared in the Dungeon Magazine.
among the underlying plots , well:
The Thief character is looking to make a deal with a Guild in Endier, for
support in conquering all the guilds in Tournen in excnage for some leeway with
the law and share of the profit.
Meanwhile the Mage character has cut a deal with the college of Sorcery in
Avanil, promising that the Regent will support Prince Avan in his bid for the
Throne in exchange for help in retaking the Sources in Tournen from any outside
influence,
and last but not least The Regent Fighter is mustering armies and heeding the
advice of his commander for a small campaign against Rhoubhe...
so far its going great....

Michael Cullingham wrote:

> The characters in my campaign all started at 1st level, and have now
> advanced to:
> 7th Necromancer
> 6th/6th Fighter/Priest of Kriesha
> 6th Fighter (wields Goblinsbane, longsword +2, +3 vs. Goblins)
> 6th Ranger (wields Hazecutter, scimitar +3)
> 5th/5th Wizard/Priest of Avani
>
> A while ago, someone asked for information on other people's campaigns and
> since I never got around to it then, I'll post it now.
>
> My campaign is not typical Birthright fare, I guess. The magic is a little
> higher, the characters are all evil or neutral, and none of them are regents
> (although the Necromancer does want to take over the world, after deposing a
> major awnshegh and taking his bloodline).
>
> Even though their alignments tend towards evil, they have done some good in
> the world:
> 1) They saved a town from a wererat-induced plague of rats.
>
> 2) They stopped a significant part of a slaving organization (from the
> classic A1-4 series).
>
> 3) They defeated a (rival) necromancer that had animated the entombed bodies
> of an Alamien knight and his retinue.
>
> 4) They recovered the dwarven battle-axe Wyrmdum (Battle Axe +3, +5 vs.
> Dragons, Protection from Dragon Breath, Immunity to Fear) and returned it to
> the regent of Baruk-Azhik.
>
> But have also done some questionable deeds:
> 1) Retrieved a tome that deals with large scale and permanent Shadow World
> portals for a lich in exchange for their lives. This lich is a servant of
> the Vampire, who IMC is researching a way to tear the veil between Cerilia
> and the Shadow World. Unfortunately, the Vampire doesn't believe that this
> lich should have given them their lives and has sent several agents to stop
> the party.
>
> 2) Stole a chest of spell components that were being shipped to Endier City
> from the wizard Caine. These components were intended to be used in warding
> the border between Endier and the Spiderfell. The Heartland's Outfitters
> have placed a high price on their heads.
>
> 3) Retrieved the Rod of Undeath (a minor artifact IMC), which the
> necromancer has used to create several undead minions. This has irked a
> certain priest of Haelyn, who is now hunting them on a quest to destroy the
> artifact.
>
> Other items of interest:
> 1) One of the prizes of a battle with the Vampire's minions is a Crystal
> Ball of Hypnosis, which the Vampire is slowly using to bend the
> Wizard/Priest to be his servant (a la the Palantir in The Lord of the
> Rings). Trusting a self-identifying item may have been a mistake, they will
> learn. >:-)
>
> 2) A somewhat quiet villain of the campaign is Rhuobhe, who intends to wipe
> the scourge of humanity from Cerilia using the Tome of Elven Vengeance to
> summon The Tarrasque (or The Dread from LotHK, or some equally deadly
> beast). He's also incited several wars between the human nations around his
> borders.
>
> And that's my campaign.
> mike
>
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[Trizt]

Soviet wrote:

> I'm curious, what is the average level of your the pcs on your Birthright
> campaigns?

We aren't playing at the moment, but usually the PCs has a "lifespan" upto level
12-16. We do have a quite "fast" level gaining in the begining. I konw that most
people do play lowlevel campaigns, so please no flaimings just for you think we
have to highleveled PCs

//Trizt