[PFS] GM kuey's Thornkeep - The Forgotten Laboratory (2-4) (Inactive)

Game Master kuey

Thanks for a great experience, everyone. Great job running the module, GM kuey. Great party of players, too. I look forward to further adventures with all of you in the future!
Larry Smith
aka Gitano Frallino
aka GM Lorenzo

Ok, the game has been reported. (Reese, Grand Lodge popped up when I keyed in your PFS number, but I submitted as The Exchange. Let me know if that's right.)

You can find your chronicles sheets here. I'll also leave a link at the top. Let me know if there's any problems with them.

Exchange is correct. I'm guessing the first draft of the character was Grand Lodge and I forgot to change it on Paizo.

Chronicle looks good. Thank you for running :-)

Thanks for GM'ing, GM kuey! It was great fun (and less deadly than when I ran it :P). The chronicle sheet looks god as well.

It was a great game, and I enjoyed the various characters, and the GMing: the events flowed,and there was much to do sometimes (the eekie spider swarm+giant spiders+chasing an invisible axe wielding orc: FRANTIC!).

Baied isn't too much helpful in a fight, but she is a competent healer wit her channeling and healing wand.

I was wondering if taking a few level in sorcerer would be good for her combat options. I would probably take Draconic bloodline. What do you think of it?

There are likely good forums on paizo to ask about character builds but this is my two cents worth. I generally don't find it advisable for spellcasters, especially full casters like clerics, wizards, sorcerers, etc to multiclass because that slows down spell progression. Unless it is just a 1 or 2 level dip, the impact can be significant, e.g. spells available, spell DCs, etc. And a one or two level dip in sorcerer would not improve combat matters significantly and would bring complications, e.g. arcane spell failure for wearing armor. The draconic claws are nice but without good strength or BAB, they are quite limited in effectiveness. But really, I wouldn't worry about a cleric in a fight, because they are very useful in keeping everyone alive, which Baied did fantastically well. :) Other than healing, clerics provide good buffs like bless, protection from evil. But if you want more offensive options, there are good offensive spells in the cleric list, e.g. cause fear, command, murderous command.

@Baied: For me, the key is to plan out all 11 levels of a build. Compare the cleric 11 to a cleric 10/sorcerer 1, and see which you like better.

I was thinking of taking advantage of the half elf ability to get 2 favorite classes, and getting Baied to cleric 7/Sorcerer 4, with a mithril armor...

Anyway, I'll take a 3d level in cleric for today. 2d6 Chanelling and access to level 2 spells is too good to pass.

That build would be very hard to make effective. You won't be able to heal faster than the party takes damage, but your offensive spells also won't be powerful enough to deal damage faster than you take it.

My thanks for running this adventure, Kuey. It went very smoothly and I enjoyed your writing style. I'll see you in our Starfinder game!
And to everyone else, great game. I hope to play with you guys again!