Building characters always helps me learn a game system faster, and so I decided that I should try doing that, inspired by some images from a local
fantaserye (fantasy TV series) called Encantadia. The main characters, of course, have powers and histories that cannot necessarily be shoehorned into the Castles & Crusades rules -- but that doesn't matter to me since I'll be building first level characters.
If I wanted to go more faithful to the TV series, I'd go Hero or Fuzion or perhaps try my hand at the new Mutants & Masterminds 3E stuff. Hmmmm.
Anyway, here are the four elementally-oriented members of my initial party of adventurers.
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Alena
The weapon's a spear, but that doesn't look like a
very high armor class (thank goodness for the
buckler-ish armguard). Perhaps a Rogue with a
javelin, or an Assassin with a polearm? | Amihan
Ooh, this one's easy. Fighter, Knight, or Paladin.
Got the stylized plate armor and the sword for any
of the classes above. |
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Danaya
Technically arnis sticks, these are clubs. With
the double weapon technique and the woodsy
theme of the attire, I'd say Ranger. Even if C&C
doesn't seem to confer double-weapon use. Of course,
a cleric would be important in a four-woman party. | Pirena
Wizard with a dagger. Because we need a spell-caster
(though a cleric in the party would be nice), and the
dagger's there, and the fire theme screams fire wizard. |
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