I'd like to hire two Orc Fodder for a week.

hired for a week:

1 Torchbearer
1 Porter
2 Sellswords

(33 gp) + weeks trail rations and a waterskin each (18gp) = 51gp deducted from Redwulf

Quote from: pbj44;832198Does it matter in your campaign what god my cleric worships? I would like to stay true to your setting if possible.

My main game has an Anglo-Saxon dark ages setting, my other is DCC and I've written up a few gods for that (all C and N so far), I can post some of the Saxon or DCC one, but generally for the usual 'D&D World' type games I usually let the players have a choice of . . .

1) Any historical real earth deities
2) Any of the standard D&D gods
3) Make yer own

Here are the magic items I generated for the 2nd level characters.

Warlord: Potion of Levitation
Fighter: Potion of Invisibility
Cleric:+1 plate, +1 shield

Quote from: Weru;832478My main game has an Anglo-Saxon dark ages setting, my other is DCC and I've written up a few gods for that (all C and N so far), I can post some of the Saxon or DCC one, but generally for the usual 'D&D World' type games I usually let the players have a choice of . . .

1) Any historical real earth deities
2) Any of the standard D&D gods
3) Make yer own

Okay, I decided for option 3.

The Hexadic Church

The Hexadic Church is usually just referred to as the Church, but is more properly called "The Holy Church of the Six-Fold Archons of Law". It is dedicated to the six greater Gods of Order who are believed to have direct charge of the world and its symbol is a six-armed sunburst.  



According to Hexadic Doctrine, the six-fold Archons are more akin to natural forces than people, each having governance over certain aspects of the World. However, most common folk ignore this teaching and believe the Hexarchs to be much like ultra-powerful people, with distinct personalities, quirks, emotions, etc.

             The Hexarchs are:
•   Geatar, whose domain includes Leadership, Governance, Lords,
•   Diu, the Supreme Warrior, whose domain includes warfare, bravery,  
•   Wielent, the Divine Smith, whose domain includes crafting of all kinds and perfection.  
•   Huldra, often called "Mother Huldra". She is the Mistress of the Crossroads and oversees magic and mysteries. She also governs the Moon and is especially devoted to women. She is frequently invoked during childbirth and naming.
•   Silban, the Lady of Flowers, whose domain includes the fertile Earth and who succors those who fight to defend their lands (as opposed to the aggressive warfare of Diu)  
•   Neorth, whose domain includes commerce and its attendant elements such as coinage, horses, and rivers (frequently called "water-horses" by the equestrian Ondermen).

EDIT:Hexarchs look great. Good idea. Good to see a cleric worshiping a whole pantheon, instead of one god from a pantheon.

Absolutely, go at whatever pace you need. You have my sincere wishes that everything turns out well.

Totally understand

Yes, i completely understand.

Cheers, guys.