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>>6375579
>4: Forty, now is the time for adventure! Old enough to have adult children to leave in charge of things at home, seasoned, experienced, wise, but still in your prime, gain 8000 extra experience, Inspiring Leader and Tough, or Alert and Observant. (Optional: get a free wife and 1d6 children, 1d4 of whom are adults, the youngest is level one, each of their elders is one level higher than the last.)
>5: Fifty, the giddiness of youth has well and truly passed, but you still have more than enough wisdom and strength for another great adventure, and now you have the experience to avoid past mistakes. Gain 15,000 extra experience. Gain Alert and Observant. Gain 5 companions of matching level, but no higher than level 6. (Optional: gain a wife and 1d8 kids, 1d6 of whom are adults, the youngest is level 1, each of their elders is one level higher than the last.)
>6: Sixty, you're starting the last five years of being middle aged, your hair is grey but your mind is still clear. Gain 30,000 extra experience. Gain Observant and Alert. Gain 10 companions of no higher than level 7. You are now voiced by Brian Blessed. You once punched a polar bear. You can use slurs and people won't want to start a fight by correcting you. (Optional: gain a wife and 1d12 kids, 1d12 of which are adults. The youngest is level one, each of the others are one level higher than the last, this means it's possible to have children who surpassed you. Optional Optional: Roll 1d20 for grandkids.)

>>6375588
>Edit: Forgot one detail, at 60 you also gain Disadvantage for all rolls in one Ability Score of your choosing.

>>6375579
>1: fiend-serving cultists that rampaged through the neighbouring kingdom of Sanidia, summoning demons and undead.
>4: Royalty, you're a young lord, baron or prince, raised in duty and wealth with the finest tutors and sparring partners, to rule and lead. (Start with two extra feats, and the benefits of high birth. Start with an equally skilled companion of your level with an equal number of feats, be it a wife, friend, court mage, sparring partner or all of the above.)
>3: Thirty, in your prime, youthful and well prepared, the start of your prime. Gain 3000 extra experience, and gain Inspiring Leader or Tough, as well as Alert or Observant. Gain 2 companions of matching level, but no higher than level 5.

>>6375579
>1: fiend-serving cultists that rampaged through the neighbouring kingdom of Sanidia, summoning demons and undead.
>4: Royalty, you're a young lord, baron or prince, raised in duty and wealth with the finest tutors and sparring partners, to rule and lead. (Start with two extra feats, and the benefits of high birth. Start with an equally skilled companion of your level with an equal number of feats, be it a wife, friend, court mage, sparring partner or all of the above.)
Equally skilled companion: Barnum, the awakened beta fish wizard, who travels inside Percival, his water elemental familiar. He serves our noble house in return for patronage which funds his magical research. If he sees other sea creatures he does have a compulsive need to bludgeon them to death with Percival or destroy them with spells.
>5: Fifty, the giddiness of youth has well and truly passed, but you still have more than enough wisdom and strength for another great adventure, and now you have the experience to avoid past mistakes. Gain 15,000 extra experience. Gain Alert and Observant. Gain 5 companions of matching level, but no higher than level 6. (Optional: gain a wife and 1d8 kids, 1d6 of whom are adults, the youngest is level 1, each of their elders is one level higher than the last.)
We have been a rogue and duelist for our whole life, impressing crowds at tournaments and trouncing local thugs in (entirely avoidable) tavern brawls. We need to do something epic to finally leave our mark on the world, to leave a real legacy behind, and to have something new to brag about to the rest of the family.

>>6375579
>3: Regelia, a country your equal in strength, skill and honor, their tactics mirror yours, and your people have fought theirs many times before.
So we'll get actual loot
>4: Royalty, you're a young lord, baron or prince, raised in duty and wealth with the finest tutors and sparring partners, to rule and lead. (Start with two extra feats, and the benefits of high birth. Start with an equally skilled companion of your level with an equal number of feats, be it a wife, friend, court mage, sparring partner or all of the above.)
Worst case scenario we get captured and get ransomed
>2: Twenty, young and fresh, but inexperienced. Gain 1000 experience, and two out of Inspiring Leader, Lucky and Mobile. Gain 1 companion of equal level in a class of your choice.
So well have more time increasing our level

>>6375579
>>6376409 +1

>1: fiend-serving cultists that rampaged through the neighbouring kingdom of Sanidia, summoning demons and undead.
>2: Lowborn, you had to fight and claw your way to the top, but your combat success was so obvious that your being knighted was equally an obvious outcome. (Start with two extra levels, 7000 experience, class/es of your choice, gain an ASI at level 4 regardless of class)
>2: Twenty, young and fresh, but inexperienced. Gain 1000 experience, and two out of Inspiring Leader, Lucky and Mobile. Gain 1 companion of equal level in a class of your choice.

I give you the humble blender. Throw us into an enemy base, sit back and wait till the screaming stops.

>>6376451
I like this, +1

Rolled 12 (1d12)

>>6375579
>3: Regelia, a country your equal in strength, skill and honor, their tactics mirror yours, and your people have fought theirs many times before.
>1: Hardmode, a lowly beggar turned soldier, nobles look on you with contempt and could rip your command away with little effort if given the excuse. (Optional: start as a rogue instead of a fighter)
rogue
>6: Sixty, you're starting the last five years of being middle aged, your hair is grey but your mind is still clear. Gain 30,000 extra experience. Gain Observant and Alert. Gain 10 companions of no higher than level 7. You are now voiced by Brian Blessed. You once punched a polar bear. You can use slurs and people won't want to start a fight by correcting you. (Optional: gain a wife and 1d12 kids, 1d12 of which are adults. The youngest is level one, each of the others are one level higher than the last, this means it's possible to have children who surpassed you. Optional Optional: Roll 1d20 for grandkids.)
7 sixty year old rogue companions + 1d12 rogue kids + 1d20 rogue grandkids + 1 rogue wife

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>6376548
rolling for rogue grandkids

>>6375601
I will change my vote to
>>6376548
On the compromise that Barnum & Percival count as two of our seven companions (^:

>>6376602
i think its ok but they need to take at least 1 level of rogue now or as soon as possible

>>6376636
I thought we were the rogue?

>>6376639
everyone is the rogue. we are the rogue. our wife is rogue. children? rogue. grandkids? rogue. companions? rogue

>>6375579
>>6376451 +1.
Yes I just watched A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. How did you know?

>>6375579
>>6376409 +1

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Oh dang people replied. Guess I'll count dem votes.