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DitheringFool
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Skeld
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We've done drow and giants...is the Slave Lords corollary?
I thinks slavery is actually going to be a theme in LoF... you know, the Carrion King, Jennis, aladin, slaves...
this AP sounds grate, and I love seeing a new AP anounced... but frankly, don't you guys think it's time to try fighting something difrent from thives and thugs? me and my players, we are having quit enogh of that in Shadow in the Sky.
Mr Baron
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"The Council of Thieves Adventure Path is the first to take full advantage of the new Pathfinder Roleplaying Game rules, and works with both the Pathfinder RPG and the standard 3.5 fantasy RPG rules set."
AND
"Pathfinder uses the Open Game License and works with both the Pathfinder RPG and the standard 3.5 fantasy RPG rules set."
Does that mean that statistics for both D&D 3.5E and for Pathfinder RPG will be presented in the product, or does it merely indicate that the Pathfinder RPG statistics in the product are mostly backward-compatible with D&D 3.5E?
The latter.Does that mean that statistics for both D&D 3.5E and for Pathfinder RPG will be presented in the product, or does it merely indicate that the Pathfinder RPG statistics in the product are mostly backward-compatible with D&D 3.5E?
Thanks for the clarification. It is what I suspected, but I wanted to be sure that I am understanding it correctly.
Radavel
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I hope that in this campaign arc we see an article on the church of Azmodeus. Please? Pretty please? :)
James has revealed in the Tuesday night chats that Iomedae and Asmodeus will be the featured deities in PF 26 and 29 but I don't know which will appear in which issue. It seems that the good deity has been first in the other paths though.
If they cut the Set Pieces, and I really hope they don't (I haven't played #15's yet, but it looks like a riot) I would like to see them collected in the Scenario Guide, which is published with the first adventure. This would give me incentive to actually buy the SG. I usually don't bother. I'm actually going to run "Second Darkness" in Eberron, since with a little modification, it seems like it will work.
I really want to find out more about the Drow houses and those runes. 15's prestigue class was wonderful at expounding, but I want to know if there are any connections between Drow and demon runes and if other houses are affiliated with certain demons...
I really want to find out more about the Drow houses and those runes. 15's prestigue class was wonderful at expounding, but I want to know if there are any connections between Drow and demon runes and if other houses are affiliated with certain demons...
You might have noticed, that there are as many house runes, as there are demon lords. So, each house is tied to a certain demon lord. James talks a little about the connections in this thread.
I once took part in an 'all thieves' game back in 2nd edition. After the long running campaign we had been playing, it was a welcome change. This has already had me thinking of that campaign, every character had to be of a class that had thieving skills. Of course, that is when I had to convert the 1st edition Monk into 2nd edition. It was an awesome 6 month campaign.
In the game we were low level initiates of a Thieves Guild and had to earn our keep, starting doing side-jobs to increase our street cred and to make money. All while dodging thieves from our own guild to avoid being screwed over for doing non-guild jobs and keeping all the profits.
We broke into temples to steal relics, the palace, a wizard's tower, all kinds of goodies. It'll be very interesting to see what this AP turns out to be.
I'm not hoping for that exactly...but a spiritual successor to that campaign would certainly be neat. And it will be awesome to see an AP in all its PFRPG glory.
I once took part in an 'all thieves' game back in 2nd edition. After the long running campaign we had been playing, it was a welcome change. This has already had me thinking of that campaign, every character had to be of a class that had thieving skills. Of course, that is when I had to convert the 1st edition Monk into 2nd edition. It was an awesome 6 month campaign.
In the game we were low level initiates of a Thieves Guild and had to earn our keep, starting doing side-jobs to increase our street cred and to make money. All while dodging thieves from our own guild to avoid being screwed over for doing non-guild jobs and keeping all the profits.
We broke into temples to steal relics, the palace, a wizard's tower, all kinds of goodies. It'll be very interesting to see what this AP turns out to be.
I'm not hoping for that exactly...but a spiritual successor to that campaign would certainly be neat. And it will be awesome to see an AP in all its PFRPG glory.
Haha I too took part in an all theif game in 2e. We actually were all multi-classed with thief. The setting was a wizard in the past knew the world would become corrupt so he set up a thieves guild to train freedom fighters with an orphanage as a front and recruiting center basically. Then play proceeded from there.
Dark_Mistress
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While I don't know for sure I imagine considering the main goal of the PFRPG that it will just be the core rules, classes ect. Just tweaked and fixed here and there with out a lot of totally new stuff. But I might be wrong to.
Though seeing some optional core classes would be nice, I always liked them more than PrC's myself. I would like to see a temptress or houri class done by Paizo. I like the one Mongoose did for Conan but felt it could have been a bit more. Plus with the boosts to the core classes in PFRPG other classes like that would also need a boost. I do hope the PFRGP sells well and we see some paizo splat books come out for it or 3pp ones.
Since this will be the first AP using the final PFRPG rules and they have a swashbuckler on the cover, does this mean that we might get a new class? :D Then he could just be a duellist >_>
The image to which you are referring is just placeholder art. I imagine we'll see the final cover for this between late May and the middle of June.
Mr Baron
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Question for Sean and the playtesters. What terrain are you guys using? Is that Dwarven Forge?It is. We've got a LOT of that stuff sitting around the conference room. It's pretty handy stuff!
You've even got a loaf of banana bread from the recipe I suggested to Sean, from what it looks like. Glad to see you're using it. Hope everyone liked it.
In this scenario, my curiosity asks, what conditions were the Alea color magnets used to mark? Please, if you can share?
Given Hank's druid's proclivity for using the entangle spell*, I'm pretty sure all of those indicate that the character is entangled.
*So much that on the marker board his character is listed as "Nadasha the Entangler."
Given Hank's druid's proclivity for using the entangle spell*, I'm pretty sure all of those indicate that the character is entangled.
*So much that on the marker board his character is listed as "Nadasha the Entangler."
Indeed. ;) And I've decided that the verbal component of entangle is Shazaam!!! I just need to convince Jason to make it official.