Frontier Pathfinding

We have a campaign starting at first level (in January 2019) and advancing from there.

I want to restrict us to the Core Rulebook and Advanced Player's Guide (though I would prefer to keep with races and classes from just Core). This should keep spells and feats under control and easier to keep track of.

For character creation, I would like everyone to consider a basically "good" character. You don't have to stick with a Good alignment, but try to keep your character's focus on the betterment of the world and society.

We'll be starting at the edge of a frontier area, so you, as players, can decide whether you want to head back into civilization and deal with local problems, politics, revolts, and social issues, or head into the wilderness and deal with whatever is out there that we don't know about yet. (of course, maybe a barbarian would be from that "wilderness" and wouldn't necessarily think of it as such...)

Characters so far:
Schmidt Malibu, a Ranger with his animal companion Biff, a wollf
Locke, a Paladin of Serenrae
Izelda Burns, a Blighted Druid
Robert, a Fighter

NPCs with the party:
Jacob, a Fighter, Robert's half-brother
Charles, a bugbear they "released" from the temple - he was a guard.
Urak, a half-orc they "released" from the temple - he was also a guard.

Former characters:
Deserea, a Bard
Leve Crof, an Inquisitor of Ondisso
Ezren, a Wizard

Limited to Core Rulebook and Advanced Player's Guide for classes, feats, races, spells, etc. For creating stats, lets use the 5d6 drop two method, so you will roll 5 dice and ignore whichever two are lowest, then add the remaining three together. Once you have 6 numbers, organize them into the order you prefer. I'm also giving out bonus XP for in-character actions, things that make the whole table crack up, coming up with weird or off-the-wall ideas that save the day, or things like that.

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