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Are you still interested in your idea? Or are you still too tired to reply right now? If your are it's fine, I'm just checking.

Did you get my reply PM from last night?

Oh, yeah I can do that. I figured taking the cowardly drawback or something along those lines would be appropriate to what I was trying to do.

It looks good expect for one thing, we're not using traits and drawbacks. At least, unless you really want it in which case you should inform the others about it and help them figure out what to do with it. I'll leave the choice up to you, if you want traits and drawbacks then you need to handle the responsibility of helping the other get it right.

First, accidents and diapers are going to be acceptable but not the main focus and something you'll have to do yourself. You'll need to come up with a reason in your backstory as to why you're incontinent.

Second, I don't use that rule. I have seen it before, and looked at it again, and it still doesn't sit right with me for some reason. I know it's meant to limit the feat taxes, but what about the classes that give out bonus feats? If the taxes are removed and they get the feats for their playstyle that are still left afterwards, near the end they'll have to pick up feats that don't help them at all because there are no more feats of the kind they want. So sorry if you were looking for otherwise, but I'm going to choose to not use that houserule.

Oh cool, Purestarfall set up a place all three of us can discuss this. https://diaperedanime.com/forum/show...359/index.htm

Got any ideas for how the group met yet? Dialga is going to be the true dragon monster class, who is a dragon, who was kidnapped by the villains and adopted by my character who rescued him. I'm thinking that our characters might already be friends before this adventure, but what do you think?

Ah, I see. Well, do you have ideas for that or would you like some help?

I haven't heard back from Dialga yet, but I was thinking that our two characters, in a very stereotypical manner, might have met in a bar a few years ago and become friends.