I will finish off Irenicus off tomorrow with my all-female party and plan to, *gasp!*, try role-playing. http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

I plan to create Robin Hood and his merry men. http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...miles/wink.gif

I'm definitely using the Ranger_Archer kit for Robin Hood but I want to know which bow to use? Short Bow or Long Bow???? Quarterstaff will be his melee weapon. http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

Friar Tuck, should he be a Cleric or Monk???? If Cleric, what weapons should he use?

John Little, Ranger or Fighter? Besides Quarterstaff, what other weapons does John Little use?

What's the name of the Bard in the merry men gang? I remember it's Red something... ... What kind of weapons does he use?

And finally, Maid Marion, what kit???? What weapons????

Sixth slot I'll reserve for in-game NPCs. http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

Thanks for helping me out. http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...es/biggrin.gif

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Robin Hood would definately use a longbow (THE English missile weapon of his time). He would also probably use a long sword as his melee weapon (just being picky http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif)

Friar Tuck would be a cleric using a quarterstaff.

John Little would be another archer using a longbow (Robin Hood and his merry men were very longbow based after all).

Red Scarlet is the other. He would use two daggers (including throwing daggers) but you may prefer using longswords though.

Forgot 'bout Maid Marian. She never really did much in the stories so I would either make her a mage or sorceror (your choice).

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Was it red scarlet, I thought it was Will Scarlett. The problem with Robin Hood is that there are so many different legends.

Definately Longsword for Robin Hood, though, as its one of the things that the legends seem to agree on. They _liked_ their swords and bows, John Little was just strange in that he seemed to like the quarterstaff.

Sounds like a fun party to play though.

Jezz

Will, Red same thing to me http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

So Long Sword and Long Bow for Robin then. http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif

Quarterstaff and Long Bow for John Little.

Daggers for Will/Red Scarlet, and Harps of course.

Quarterstaff for Friar Tuck, any missile weapons that Friar Tuck uses?

Hmmmm... ... mage for Maid Marion eh? Anybody disagree?

no no no no, friar tuck HAS to be a monk!!!

Its Will.

And Tuck should be a Monk, Cuz thats what he was(or if you want to get technical he was a priest!)

friar tuck was a monk and just a little suggestion don't have maid marion. she's a princess. whats she going to do? embroider the enemy?

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technically speaking, the cleric class was based more on righteous fighters like the Knights Templar more than simply priests that go adventuring. the only reason clerics can't use bladed weapons is an archaic/obsolete holdover from the original greyhawk/blackmoor/eldritch wizardry rules where the races and classes were far less flexible than now (e.g. all elves were fighter/mages, all halflings were theives, etc) and clerics had a stricture against drawing blood (which is ridiculous as smashing someone's skull in with a mace has the same effect). if anything, i'd make friar tuck a fighter/cleric with a fairly mediocre wisdom (13 at best).

as far as the love of staffs goes, remember they were normally fighting guerilla warfare style ambushes on the nobility and merchants. armor and metal weapons would have hindered their stealth activities. john little was a former soldier, i believe. staffs were easily available. however, they were not stupid and in a campaign that wasn't exclusively based in a forest, i see no reason why they wouldn't don chain mail at least. halberds were also a commonly used weapon.

will was the bard's name. he was called "the scarlett" because of his predilection for red (likely the source of wanting to call him "red" something)garb, which got shortened/combined to "will scarlett". also "scarlett" had a bawdy connotation, rather appropriate for many bards.

maid marion should be a commoner. she never displayed any talents beyond political/diplomacy issues. assuming she picked up some tips from robin, she could be any number of things, but i'd probably go with a thief or bard kit, though an enchantress would work (no other type of mage really fits her).