>>36915208
Take two, because remembering titles is hard.

Last thread:
>>36788078

>>36915208
How does this look?

--RACE(OTHER)---
>00-24 Slaughterer
>25-44 Mobgnome
>45-59 Shryke
>60-72 Oakelf
>73-81 Barkelf
>82-90 Banderbear
>91-95 Spindlebug
>96-98 Fettle-Legger
>99-99 Bushnymph

--RACE(TROG)---
>00-19 Cloddertrog
>20-34 Termagant trog (Transformed)
>35-39 Termagant trog (Male/nonblooded)
>40-49 Skulltrog
>50-59 Gahtrog
>60-69 Ravine Trog
>70-79 White Trog
>80-89 Quarry Trog
>90-99 Grey Trog

Trogs already sorted, except I've stuck the termagants together. Thoughts?

>>36915272
Considering that, if I recall correctly, fettle-leggers don't even appear until the Third Age of Flight, they are, perhaps, a bit too common.
Maybe shave it down to 98-98 and add the extra points to banderbears.

>>36915356
Can't complain here.

>>36915382
Shaving points off Fettle-Leggers is fine by me.
I'm just hesitant to bump Banderbears above any of the "Humanoid" sentient races as they are still essentially just intelligent forest animals.

Hm. How about

>00-24 Slaughterer - 25
>25-44 Mobgnome - 20
>45-59 Shryke - 15
>60-72 Oakelf -13
>73-82 Barkelf -10
>83-92 Banderbear -10
>93-97 Spindlebug - 5
>98-98 Fettle-Legger -1
>99-99 Bushnymph -1

>>36915457
That still puts them at 2.5% of the total Edge Population. Which is fairly high.

>>36915480
You know best, I'm sure, but I'm more or less happy with those numbers.

>>36915382
Just because we didn't see them until then doesn't mean they weren't around... Though i might be wrong, given the apparent rapid evolution of the Edge. As much as I dislike it, though, yeah, banderbears are canonically much more common.

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I'll do another one of these once I'm done.
Note this is outdated.

---RACE(GOBLINS)---

>00-09 Flat-Head Goblin
>10-19 Hammerhead Goblin
>20-28 Grey Goblin
>29-33 Gnokgoblin
>34-38 Long-Haired Goblin
>39-42 Lop-Eared Goblin.
>43-45 Gyle Goblin
>46-48 Tree Goblin
>49-50 Bandy-Legged Goblin
>51-52 Black Dwarf
>53-54 Black-Eared Goblin
>55-56 Blunderhead Goblin
>57-58 Darkridge Goblin
>59-60 Glintergoblin
>61-62 Jag-Eared Goblin
>63-64 Low-Bellied Goblin
>65-66 Mossy-Backed Goblin
>67-68 Mottled Goblin
>69-70 Pink-Eyed Goblin
>71-72 Red Dwarf
>73-74 Saw-Toothed Goblin
>75-76 Scaly Goblin
>77-78 Septic Goblin
>79-80 Snagjaw Goblin
>81-82 Snag-Toothed Goblin
>83-84 Spindle-Eyed Goblin
>85-86 Thick-Necked Goblin
>87-88 Tufted Goblin
>89-90 Tufted-Eared Goblin
>91-92 Underbiter Goblin
>93-93 Bark Gyle Goblin
>94-94 Crested Webfoot Goblin
>95-95 Red-Ringed Webfoot Goblin
>96-96 Tusked Webfoot Goblin
>97-97 Webfoot Goblin
>98-98 White Webfoot Goblin
>99-99 White Wormcin Goblin

Goblins ordered by Roll Rarity.

---RACE(TROLL)---
>00-16 Woodtroll
>17-33 Gabtroll
>34-50 Lugtroll
>51-67 Brogtroll
>68-83 Barktroll
>84-99 Treetroll

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---RACE(WAIF)---
>00-14 Nightwaif
>15-26 Ghostwaif
>27-38 Waterwaif
>39-48 Copperwaif
>49-58 Greywaif
>59-68 Woodwaif
>69-74 Barkwaif
>75-80 Blackwaif
>81-86 Mottled Waif
>87-91 Bloodwaif
>92-96 Leechwaif
>97-99 Flitterwaif

Just post this again also


--BACKGROUND---
>00-08 Deepwoods Slave
>09-15 Deepwoods Wilding
>16-22 Deepwoods Hermit
>23-29 Deepwoods Villager
>30-43 Undertown Dreg
>44-56 Undertown Laborer
>57-69 Undertown Commoner
>70-79 Undertown Merchant
>80-85 Sanctaphrax Servant
>86-91 Sanctaphrax Worker
>92-95 Sanctaphrax Student
>96-99 Sanctaphrax Academic


---RACE---
>00-29 Fourthling
>30-54 Other
>55-74 Goblin
>75-84 Troll
>85-94 Trog
>95-99 Waif

And then of course, Why not

---PROFESSIONS---
>00-04 Abolitionist
>05-09 Apothecary
>10-14 Captain
>15-19 Chef
>20-24 Craftsman
>25-29 Earth Scholar
>30-34 Hunter
>35-39 Knight Academic
>40-44 Leaguesman
>45-49 Mariner
>50-54 Mercenary
>55-59 Merchant
>60-64 Mire Caravaner
>65-69 Quartermaster
>70-74 Savage
>75-79 Sky Pirate
>80-84 Sky Scholar
>85-89 Slaver
>90-94 Stone Pilot
>95-99 Thief

If you do not meet the prerequisites, roll again.

Anyone up to roll up a test character using the boards dice?

>>36916262
Roll 1d100 for Race first
then 1d100 for expanded race table (Unless fourthling)
Then 1d100 for Background.
Then we age it up and roll for two professions

Rolled 83, 1 = 84 (2d100)

>>36916031
Okay, race roll.

>>36916286
Fourthling Sanctaphrax servant.

>>36916301
Wood Troll.
Start with a dice level in
Flora
Diplomacy
Construction
Perception

Rolled 94, 24 = 118 (2d100)

>>36916262
Rolling race.

>>36916334
Oh Boy. Termagant Trog.
Construction
Combat
Subterfuge
Animal Husbandry

>>36916315
First dice was 83, Second dice was 1. Race is rolled first. So the 83 = Troll , the 1 is on the sub race means Wood Troll.
Though If you read the dice the other way around you do get a fourthling servant.

Rolled 1, 95, 60 = 156 (3d100)

>>36916334
Blooded Termagant Trog.
Rolling for background and two professions, to save space.

>>36916359
So close to getting a waif though.
Roll for your background?

>>36916383
Deepwoods Slave, Thief and Mire Caravaner.
So you were a Termagant Trog who was taken into slavery in the deepwoods.
Escaped and now lead people through the Mire, stealing their belongings?
Like a scarier screed.

>>36916383
Containing my pattern of being *this close* to something, I missed being a Stone Pilot by one (I can't be transformed Maugin now), so a former slave, transitioning into a thief and then a caravanner.

Skill selections are pending.

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>36916381
Gotcha, my bad.
Wood troll, d4 in Flora, Construction, Diplomacy, Perception.

Rolled 84, 58, 89, 91, 24 = 346 (5d100)

Might as well do one myself.

Rolled 77, 88 = 165 (2d100)

>>36916450
Oh boy, Undertown dreg. Ain't no trees to chop in the city.
D4: Construction, Flora, Diplomacy, Subterfuge, Thievery
D6: Perception

>>36916463
A b(r)ogtroll labourer from Sanctaphrax who served as a stone pilot and craftsman.

That's pretty special snowflake.

>>36916511
Went from a backstreet thief to skypirating, which turned to slave trafficking with little moral qualms. Ladies and gentlemen, I have created the first evil woodtroll.
d4: Construction, Flora, Diplomacy, Combat, Thievery, Skysailing
d6: Subterfuge
d8: Perception
A lookout for the slaving crew and, likely, the best or second best smooth talker.

Marlon Brancho.

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>>36916463
84= Troll
58= Brogroll
89 = Sanctaphrax worker
91 = Stone Pilot :D
24 = Craftsman

Brogtroll Gives
Flora
Diplomacy
Construction
Combat

Sanctaphrax worker gives: 3 of Fine tools, Gather info, High Culture, Dip and Subterfuge

So:


Flora
Diplomacy
Construction
Combat

Fine Tools
Subterfuge
High Culture

Flight Stones
Sky Sailing

Age Up - Flight Stones

Ropework
Balance

Age up - Flight Stones


Also, With looks like this, No wonder I decided to become a stone pilot.

>>36916605
Sounds like a Pretty Interesting character that could fit in well in the books as a minor villian/antagonist.

>>36916449
Race:
Construction
Combat
Subterfuge
Animal Husbandry

Background:
Subterfuge
Foreign Cultures
Thievery

Profession 1: Thief
Gather Information
Subterfuge

Age:
Subterfuge

Profession 2: Caravanner
Diplomacy
Thievery

Age:
Subterfuge.

Hope I haven't made any errors.

>>36916523
He's about as smart as a snowflake.

Grucrag the Brogtroll had always been fascinated with rocks since he was a young boy.
His father had given him a piece of sky rubble as a child which he would play with for hours on end.
Letting it go. Catching it just in time.Letting it go, catching it again.
Until one day he missed it. Tears in his eyes, all Grucrag could do was stare up into the undertown sky as his toy floated away. It was then that he first recalls truely seeing Sanctaphrax rock for the first time. "BIG ROCK" He shouted to everyone nearby in the street as he pointed towards the sky and jumped up and down.
Years later he would eventually work his way up to Sanctaphrax, getting a job tending the flight stones of the ships at the docks.
One day, A Sky Pirate docked, their Flight rock was in horrible shape and Grucrag fixed it up miraclously! The sky pirate was so impressed he offered Grucrag the job of Stone Pilot(They had lost theirs in a battle with a League ship) which he eagerly accepted with glee. Sadly for Grucrag, although he was very good with Flight rocks, He was terrible with his sky footing and constantly fell off the platform and overboard once or twice.
The disappointed Sky Pirate Dropped him off in Undertown, where he forlornly returned to maintaining flight rocks as a craftsman.
But in his spare time, he would secretly work on his Balance and rope-work, hoping one day to fly again.

>>36916744
.. Is that a d12 in Subterfuge? Nice!
Sky above, that is one intimidating and sneaky Trog.

>>36916913
Also, if it is a d12, then You'd get a free d4 in Status.
Other thieves and Caravanners have heard of you I guess?

>>36916892
Could be a decent NPC contact, or a small quest to recruit him or find him a job.

Guys, I think we did good. This random rolling system is quick and produces ready-made unique individuals. Thank you based Edgeraces, Distantlands Anon, and System.

>>36916977
I'm not sure how well our three random characters would mesh in a group together.
Especially the slaver and he former slave.
Grucrag would probably just go along with it for the chance to work with a good flight rock.

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>>36916977
Thanks :)
I wasn't sure if randoming professions would work out well, but it appears to have been okay.
I think that it might only be good for NPCs or characters that need rapid generation.
I imagine playing with professions, background and race all randomed would be somewhat 'hard mode'.

All right, I'm hopping off for a bit. New thread is off to a good start!

>>36915208
Holy shit I thought I was the only one who loved this. Pretty cool OP, keeping my eye on this.