The Schism: A 13th Age RP Campaign

Well, Necromancers have an ability which strengthens their spells if they give them monologues, and you can have exploding skeleminions

I'm not joking about either. The example given by the book for the first one is the caster saying "Down on your knees, worm!" when she fires a Ray of Enfeeblement, which adds the effect of immobilizing the target by forcing them to kneel

Necromancers are really cool, and we need a High INT character. Though Wizards and Occultists are pretty cool as well.

Okay.

So unlike standard lore Aasimar, it's more like being a Favored Soul class, rather than its own race.

Okay.

I still think we need a Necromancer more than a Sorcerer though.

Mainly because Necromancers have more unique flavor and play style and we could use an INT user.

We've got CHA covered by our bard and Paladin.

Orcs: Orcs are a nomadic, wandering people with no land of their own. Millennia ago, before the First Age when the Tyrant still ruled the world, the Orcs lived in Arlingaar, an ancient kingdom in the northern tundra, far beyond Civilization's Edge. During the final battle against the Black King, when the alliance of man, elves, and dwarves were on the verge of defeat, the Orc horde, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, stormed down from the north and crashed into the Tyrant's forces like a tidal wave upon the shore. They were lead by the Orc Lord himself, first and only King of the Orcs, one of the most legendary and mythical Icons in history. Clad from head to toe in obsidian armor as dark as night and wielding a massive battleaxe and flail, the Orc Lord singlehandedly slaughtered thousands of the Tyrant's forces, then once the battle was over, he disappeared without a trace, never to be seen again. Suddenly without their Icon's guidance, the Orcs were lost, and wandered aimlessly. Some tried to return to Arlingaar, but for whatever reason, never made it all the way. The few who returned to civilized lands said a giant, constant, impenetrable blizzard prevented anyone from finding the lost Orc capital.

Since that time, there has been no single Orc ruler. All the wandering tribes have a Chieftain, and once a year, the tribes come together to elect a Warchieftain, who acts as the leader of the Orcs' armies for that year, in case the tribes need to unite. However, they never do, so it is a figurehead position only. But ten years ago, during the Scourge, when dragons darkened the skies and rained down death over the land, the Orcs were caught off guard and lost nearly three whole tribes to the dragons. Angered at how far their people had fallen, another four tribes left the civilized lands on their own, determined to reclaim Arlingaar, their lost seat of power. No one has seen them since.

There are around five or six wandering Orc Tribes in the civilized lands currently, each tribe numbering from 150 to 200 Orcs. They mainly stick to the forests and trails off the beaten path, but sometimes, traveling adventurers will get lucky and see a small city of large green tents dotting a field or open plain. The Orcs are known for their hospitality and friendliness to outsiders, and are always happy to share a good drink and a fine meal with them.

Orcs have no real religion to speak of. Unless you count worshipping the art of battle. Orcs are generally very tall, at least seven feet, and have dark green skin and long canines. They have incredible strength, and are very proud warriors. However, they aren't particularly inclined to... Tactics. An Orc would much rather charge into battle and meet their foes head on then sit around a table looking over a map. They are a refreshingly simple people, but by no means are they unintelligent. Orcs are very, very quick learners. It is said the Orc Lord's horde had been so powerful, so dominating, so invincible, because he had managed to turn the Orcs into a well oiled machine, and break past their weakness for tactics. It is generally agreed by all, that if such a horde were to appear again, even the Dwarves and all their Golems and Forgeborn and military might would be swept away in the tide.

Traditions and customs tend to vary between each tribe, but the love for battle is the same. Orc Tribes often hold tournaments- which passing outsiders are welcome to join- and respect and power is earned by the strength of your arm and sharpness of your blade. Also, Orcs generally dislike and mistrust magic.

Speaking of which, there's going to have to be a good reason that the Inquisitor Paladin doesn't immediately turn around and smite-evil the hereticromancer.

Well you know that. And I know that. But Pixie doesn't know that.
But I know that you know other stuff that I know about Pixie.

So I've been working on the sewer dungeon and the catacombs. You guys are gonna love it, I promise.

Each level you get one feat. Level 1 has 1 Adventurer Feat. Level 2 has 2, Level 4 has 4, and Level 5 has 4 Adventurer and 1 Champion Feat.

No level gives you two feats, but Humans start out with an extra feat.

Hereticromancer will have to make a series of elaborate disguise checks to role-play within a role-play as a druid, who has the misfortune of always summoning very anorexic animal companions.

Obviously.