Varandir's new character sheet can be downloaded at: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0BymtIaGq4UAfOTQxZjA5ZDYtNzIxNy00NDgxLThhMmItYjQ5NWJhYjk3NWY5&hl=en_US

Equipment: https://docs.google.com/document/d/132dU4eUO-qDgSAcjEPfho0VoOo9vbXIWHeXYQ2GBMSo/edit?hl=en_US

Spell lists: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vzzJlifanygmzaafw3Mjtum4HWRn2Ba0e5yP-RuLTTQ/edit?hl=en_US

I would have been interested in the chain save for it being too big for me

The battleaxe is called goblinslicer (Unknown if its magical, but it's in amazing condition so it might be).

I didn't know about the rolemaster rules inclusion - what does that mean for Olrin? (I take it we apply the leveling from the MERP book as standard, with the RM additions going on top?)

This is a part of core Rolemaster that we had voted toward the beginning of the campaign to include. Otherwise, you have no potential for any of your attributes to increase besides any equipment, and equipment that increases a stat and not a skill is rare. This system allows you the potential for some incremental gains in an attribute up to your potential in that particular stat, similar to how d20 allows for attribute increases as you level up. When I mention attribute or stat I am only speaking of ST, AG, CO, IG, IT, PR, AP.

When you make your character at lvl 1 you are supposed to roll what your stat potential is for each stat. ST, AG, CO, etc. The potential score is the highest level you might one day reach as you progressively get better with leveling, outside of equipment bonuses. It is the max you can naturally achieve in a stat score. Here is a doc I made with the table in it for stat potentials where you simply look up your starting stat, make a roll, and it will determine what your potential is for each of your attributes: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TXY2E5Z3

The second part of that doc is what you do when you level up each level after level 1. You roll 2d10 percentile and consult the Stat Gain Rolls section. You see what the difference is between your current score in the attribute and the potential score, roll 2d10 percentile and it tells you how much you gained in that stat for that level, if anything.

If you need help let me know please and if you all didn't do this at level 2 you should make sure you do it once for lvl 2 and once for lvl 3.

As for the chain.....yeah it was too big for a dorf BUT there was a ton of dorf specific stuff we just ran into.....if you feel that the dead do not need it more than the living and that your ancestors would rather have it out smashing orc skulls than rotting in a tomb.

I think searching is not a high priority any more.... what with the drake n all

I'm just saying before the drake we could have grabbed you some of those goodies.

the doc file seems to be missing the right hand side of the pages.

Right hand side? Are you using MS Word?

I use open office, but looking at the files, I can extract the images, and they're still missing the right hand side.

I have an OpenOffice version too. I have uploaded it as well.

Here is the link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3POXMA2K