Well, it's complicated. A lot of piracy is just about intimidation and branding. So I feel like he does a lot less pillaging and raiding than he claims he does :p
"there was a mighty gale as we bravely battled FIVE SHIPS AT ONCE -" "Valerio, there was one ship and it was already half-sunk when we got there." "....."
and then obviously as a result of Current Mishaps, he no longer has a ship or a crew, but he refuses to admit it and insists he is a Brave and Dangerous Pirate
i feel like he's definitely still got a reputation even if he's a lot more bluster than bite, he has done plundering and there's probably people who hold big old grudges against the Flaming Rose and Cap'n Montoya
yeah, i was kidding about the lesbians - his crew was pretty diverse. his first mate was the guy who initially helped him get the ship so they're good buds
I am feeling slightly out of the loop here though - could I get a transcript link to where conversation about this started please? (read back scroll but still not finding the beginning)
we're mostly joking around about our pathfinder characters for Gray's campaign, for if i need a break from DMing or the campaign ends - bobble made an urchin wizard called Tifer
When you have a moment Gray, do you mind sending me the names of some villages/towns/cities in your world? i'm figuring out where potential PF1 character would come from :)
i have a vivid memory of the first time we had to do vehicle combat in Pathfinder, and my DM opened the tab of the vehicle rules, stared at it for a few minutes, then closed the tab and said "nope we're just winging this one"
the main things to note are 1) it would be set in a world I already have and have run with a number of groups previously 2) I have some special changes to character creation because it's pretty much superheroic fantasy :)
(all the special changes are pretty much in favour of the players >.>;
So the few restrictions might cause some discussion about character origins so we can make sure they fit into the world but I am really into adding in things from each PC that plays in the world, so you are kind of in a patchwork of people's ideas :)
hehe - well they are thought of as evil, mostly because the general population live in the caves and tunnels and do steal and pillage from the above-grounders.
BUT
certainly not all of them are bad, and actually, at the time I am setting this now, the above-ground people (at least the ones in charge) aren't particularly nice
also - some of the goblins etc. live in the non-human elven towns in the forests at this point in history ^^
Both Giant Isopod and Isopod, Giant are available as familiars
Okay, I made myself a list of just the animal names of available familiars (so I'm not choosing based on stats to start) I will start narrowing this down now.
Uhm - so most of the north are the people who live in the forests and mountains and the few islands. There are a lot more elves up north, though the fully insular wood elves are obviously less likely to be in a city. There are even some half-orcs and goblins (looked on with suspicion). So I haven't done a huge map of RL ethnicities to my world.
I feel like Valerio would be your universe's equivalent of Puerto Rican/Dominican, in terms of ethnicity? Like i could picture him tossing some Spanish into his dialogue and calling Tifer "hija/hijo" depending on their gender