A group of Pathfinders embarks on their first missions, discovering that things in the Society are not as simple as delving dungeons and discovering treasures.
Just wanting to apologize for my absence. I am withdrawing from all my Campaigns due to a personal issue that has kept me from posting 'till now, and probably will for a while.
Thanks to everyone for the time I did have with ya'll, and good luck! To the DM, thanks for keeping my spot open so long. I appreciate it.
Sorry for the delay. My father-in-law was in town to meet his grandson this evening, so I did not have my usual opportunity. I will get us back to the lodge ASAP, and onto the third encounter. Anyone have a preference for which?
Dasiji will suggest Salhar next, since it wouldn't do to disturb someone late to ask a favor, and they don't know how long Karela will take.
Astyannax(Male Human Cavalier (Order of the Star)/1)
Astyannax would go for Karela to get in a little more practice working together before tackling Salhar, since VC Valsin emphatically told us not to embarrass the Society.
But he'll be fine with Salhar first if that's the way it goes.
Had another Wrath of Ashardalon session. The dice resembled the paizo roller and after much hanging on we had a TPK (granted, two characters) a few tiles before the goal.
I don't have the patience, steady hand or time to paint minis. But I bought a couple from the Pathfinder set and some of the actual D&D ones (it comes with one-color minis cast from existing molds).
Wrath looks a lot better with color minis on the tiles.
I noticed that quite a few of the Pathfinder minis would match up with the Castle Ravenloft game.
As I mentioned, Wrath is a fun, less complex RPG. Good way to kill an hour or two. It also needs a little houseruling, which is fun.
1 - I do think Ast or Quintus could make DC 5 checks (although with the paizo roller, I wouldn't bet money on it). But one of us (presumably Quintus) would be out of combat while holding the pulleys. And if he was hit, probably lose the pulleys;
2 - I'm not at all convinced Ast or Quint could roll a DC15 (possibly more than once).
3 - If Kehl fell on the crate, it went in the water, which could sink the mission. What's inside could be damaged, swept away, etc;
4 - If Kehl and the picked up crate fell, it could screw up whatever we're here after.
So I figured getting Kehl back above the floor (and hopefully free of the rope quickly) and killing the rats was the way to go. Then we'd shoot for recovery after combat.
Yes, you must declare a Cleave attack prior to taking it. It is a standard action. If the first attack hits, then you take the other. You risk taking a penalty without any benefit.
I take it from my lack of an AoO against rat #2 that I failed in my attempt to tack a free action onto my readied standard action. Oh well, it was worth a shot. ;)
Thanks for the Cleave answer. That's a good example of the difference between playing a tabletop(or PBP) RPG vs PC (i.e. Neverwinter Nights 2). On the PC, it seems to always apply the cleave when applicable, but doesn't show whether or not it's reducing the AC. It probably is doing the latter, but behind the scenes.
Playing 'live', you have to make the call.
Which I like. Minimal vs. lots of role playing is another difference between the two. The generation of MMO-raised RPGers approach the game differently than tabletop folks like me.
They also changed Cleave from D&D to PF. In D&D you just got an extra attack if you dropped something. I didn't know it had changed before you asked about the AC, so thanks! :)
I finally got around to breaking down my starting gear from the dungeoneering kit and Pathfinder's kit. I mean, I did at the beginning to account for weight, but now it's in my profile.
That happened to me before. Turned out that I wasn't logged in during work hours.
I was checking my bookmarked campaign tracker from a wireless access point that had a splash page (for accepting their terms of use) that didn't work in Firefox, so I was using IE. It didn't say anything about new posts, but then when I went home (or stopped on the way at a nearby restaurant with wi-fi), there they were. One day I went to review a PM, saw that it called me Guest, logged into my Paizo account, and bam. Problem solved.
Any of you Heroes of Neverwinterers on facebook? I've only recently accepted Facebook as a necessary evil and, surprisingly enough, HoN isn't blocked at work. I played at lunch today and it's a fun little game. Of course, it ended with a 2/3 party kill.
I will gladly HoN friend any of you for in game use.