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Does anyone have a list of conventions which will have Society play in them for 2013?

Thanks.

Good afternoon all,

I was just wondering how many Scottish players we have? Are you a member of a Lodge that doesn't have a large web presence? Would you be interested in a convention north of the border?

I know there are a few of us dotted around the place, but I'd really like to get a firm idea on what kind of numbers we have.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
John

The IC thread for First Steps, Part 3 as played by the Nevis Lodge!

Greetings. I'm going to be playing a new character, Bedmyr Thunderbeard, at PaizoCon UK and as I expect I'll level up I'm looking for a bit of advice from anyone who has multi-classed Gunslinger with Alchemist.

Bedmyr is an experimental kind of guy, a bit aggressive in combat preferring to come in close to pepper his enemies with shot before resorting to an axe if necessary.

What I'm not sure about is the 'mix' of multi-classing. I think I've written off 1-for-1 although I do think I'll take Alchemist at level 2. After that, however, I'm unsure. I definitely see him as more of a Gunslinger than an Alchemist but I think there is a lot of utility that I could take in Alchemist too.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Following the contracts blog, and as the company master of The Balanced Scales, I'm wondering if there will be an opportunity for administering contracts and the like from a mobile application, the prime example being Blizzard's mobile Armory app. I can't sit at the PC all day but I'd find it a great help if I could administer contracts and possibly guild functions from a mobile device.

Any thoughts on whether we'll see something like this?

Greetings everyone,

I'd like to make a formal announcement for my chartered company, The Balanced Scales Trading Company.

Who are The Balanced Scales?
Essentially, The Balanced Scales are intended to be an organisation that promotes crafting, resource gathering and trading as the primary method of enjoyment in-game. The intention would be to start the game from Day 1 as a significant force within the community for the provision of raw and produced materials.

Organisation
The organisation of The Balanced Scales will be quite flat, unlike other chartered companies.

At the top will be the Company Master who will be responsible for solving any inter-company disputes as well as setting out who the company will and will not trade with as well as other diplomatic functions. They will be responsible for the long-term vision of the company and for liaising with the Chapter Masters on how the company is running from day to day.

A step below the Company Master will be the Chapter Masters. These will be experienced members who will be responsible for day to day operations of their Chapter. As the Company moves into other territories other than their home territory, a new Chapter will open. The Chapter Master is appointed to deal with any small intra-company disputes as well as coordinating production to fulfill orders.

Then there are the Employees. This covers everyone who works for the Company regardless of their specialisation. There will be an opportunity for promotion within this band; experienced employees may step up to become Senior Employees who will essentially be subject matter experts on their chosen fields. It is likely that new Chapter Masters will be promoted from the Senior Employee band but Employees who make a significant effort into moving into a new territory may also be rewarded with a Chapter Master promotion.

Background
The Balanced Scales Trading Company are an organisation of like-minded individuals who worship Abadar. They are dedicated to bringing civilisation through commerce and uphold the law.

Diplomatic Relations
For just now, feel free to contact me via forum PM.

Restov is abuzz with the news that the Swordlords of Brevoy are issuing charters to select groups of individuals in order to settle the area to the south known as the Stolen Lands. While attempts have been made in the past, none of them have managed to survive.

Nobles and commoners alike are scrabbling for positions on the chartered teams in order to bring their families wealth and fortune, but for some there would never be that opportunity. You are one of those number; people who have neither the influence nor connections to be able to afford yourself a place.

"Follow me, the Master will be with you shortly," the servant ushers you inside and indicates you should follow him. You are led to a small pantry where a small table and four chairs have been laid out. A simple meal of bread and water has been laid out and one of the chairs is occupied by a halfling.

"Wait here," the servant says before disappearing back through the door.

You've got a few minutes before Lander arrives to brief you all. Feel free to give a quick introduction of your characters to one another; there will be time for further introductions on the journey to Oleg's Trading Post.

Hello, please check-in with your characters so that we can begin the game as soon as possible. A few notes on how I'll run things:

Combat - Group Initiative
When combat is initiated, I'll roll one initiative roll for the players and one for each group of monsters you are facing. When it is the players' turn, then movement and combat will be done in post order.

This means that there will be no requirement for ret-conning actions due to targets who no longer exist or because of actions which have changed the face of the battlefield. This can also mean that the order of acts first can change from round to round, but I see little problem with this.

DMPCing
I will aim to DMPC only after 24 hours have passed. I know better than anyone that life can through curveballs but I will endeavour to let you guys know if there will be a hold-up in the game from my end.

Speech
Bold with "'s for talking, italics for thoughts and internal monologue. I'm going to borrow from one of the games in which I'm a player and permit you guys to have conversations within spoilers if needs be. For example, if you are having a conversation at a campfire but we need to move things on, you can continue the conversation in spoilers while we progress the main game. This means that a two-player conversation can take place whilst not holding up the pace of the game.

Background
This will be a Kingmaker game that presents an underpowered group of four characters with the chance of a lifetime; to rise from the social gutter and make something of themselves. They might be political dissidents, discharged soldiers or somehow socially unacceptable. However, all of the applicants must have some reason in their history for the nobility of Brevoy wanting to send them off on what could potentially be a suicide mission, but that reason can’t be something which contravenes the law.

This will be a four-player game. I fully expect there to be a large amount of applicants but I’m interested in really making this game a battle to survive and extra characters means extra work on my part in order to keep the challenges at a similar level. At the moment, that’s not something I can devote time to. I will not necessarily stick to the “holy trinity” and will be selecting interesting characters over synergy. After all, the holes can be plugged by NPCs/magic items.

I’m interested in this being a good story, therefore min-maxing characters will not win any brownie points. In fact, it might well be to your detriment.

I will not fudge rolls, as I want this to be a true story of survival. However, circumstance bonuses will be put in place if proper tactics are used. For example, if a group rush headlong into battle and get crushed, then that’s their fault. However, if they use tactics to divide their enemy then bonuses to attack will be granted. Damage rolls however will not be modified unless through core game mechanics.

Point Buy
• 15 point buy. No stat below 8 and above 18 before racial modifiers.

Starting Gold
• Minimum for your chosen class. This is to represent that your characters are from the lower social rungs, trying to clamber to the top.

Traits
• No Rich Parents trait.
• Bandit campaign trait: You may not be a reformed bandit as there aren’t likely to be many of them in Brevoy. Instead, you may be the spouse or child of a captured bandit. Starting gold will be hidden in the Stolen Lands to be collected.

House Rules
• Group Initiative: Character with highest Initiative represents players and the highest initiative amongst each group of creatures represents them. DM rolls for each group and then for the players, they just post as they can. This eliminates the requirement for ret-conning posts and should make things flow easier.

Permitted Material
• Anything Paizo-published, although see above note on min-maxing. Don’t go looking to try and break things in this game, as I’m interested in storytelling.
• Published third party, although it will be on my say so. It must make sense for the setting.
• Nothing homebrew.

Application Format
• Full alias with crunch, background, personality and description.

Application end date: Sunday 8th April

Hi,

Just thought I'd let you know I'm getting a certificate error when accessing the Goblinworks website at the moment. Might be something to look into.

Greetings folks.

I'm looking to start developing a high-magic setting part-time with a friend who has some experience in world-building. I'm wondering if there are any high-magic settings for Pathfinder at the moment, so that I've got some kind of bar to aim for.

Somehow, you've found yourself in a small cluster of buildings and tents on the banks of the River Sphinx. Mount Na-Ken rises in the distance, surrounded by its brothers and sisters.

However, the local chatter talks of a new menace; the Cult of the Locust Lord. Adventurers have tried to plumb the depths of the Locust Lord's temple and not returned, and some pilgrims have recently gone missing. All the evidence points to the Locust Lord's cult being the party behind the attacks. The locals are all in agreement that something needs to be done, usually mentioned within earshot of the well-armed strangers to their encampment.

Feel free to introduce yourselves. You will be able to purchase standard gear and up to masterwork weapons here.

Finish up any character issues and equipment purchasing. Map will go up in campaign info. We may get a shot at play testing for level 2 but that isn't confirmed yet.

I'm looking to recruit a party of four adventurers to play in the first level of the Purple Mountain mega dungeon. For this particular game, the mega dungeon will be set in Osirion.

Point Buy: 20, no stat higher than 20 or lower than 8 after racials
Traits: 2 per character
HP: Max + Con at first level
Gold: Average for class at first level

Sources: CRB, APG, UM, UC, PF SRD.

Deadline: 8PM GMT, Sunday 29th 2012 (28 hours from posting)

Nothing is banned but I'm looking for well-rounded characters so min-maxing will be at a disadvantage. Looking for decent role players.

A couple of days after your first assignment, Venture-Captain Valsin summons you to his office once again.

"Greetings, Pathfinders," he rumbles, absent-mindedly leafing through a small mound of paperwork that constitutes his desk. "Venture-Captain Amara Li has requested your presence at her annual Snapdragon Festival. It seems you've made something of an impression."

Valsin indicates to a small batch of beautifully-prepared envelopes wrapped with a single red ribbon.

"Your invites," he says by way of explanation. "Everything you need to know is in there. Now, off you go. You'll probably need the time to prepare."

Inside the envelopes are matching invitations, cordially inviting the group to the Lantern Lodge in Absalom's Petal District as guests of Venture-Captain Amara Li. You are encouraged to dress as befits the occasion and that once they arrive they are to seek out the Venture-Captain immediately.

First post up, feel free to make your introductory posts and any reactions to Hurak being hauled out of the jail cell.

In the kingdom of Talingarde, many crimes may send you to Branderscar Prison, but the sentence has but one meaning. You are wicked and irredeemable. Each of you received the same greeting when you arrived. You were held down by rough hands and branded upon the arm with a runic F. The mark signifies 'forsaken' and the painful scar is indelible proof that each of you has betrayed the great and eternal love of Mitra and his chosen mortal vassals.

Condemned, you face at best a life of shackles and servitude in the nearby salt mines. Others might await the "gentle" ministrations of the inquisitors so that co-conspirators may be revealed and confessions extracted. Perhaps, some of you will be spared this ordeal. Perhaps instead you have come to Branderscar to face the final judgment. In three days, the executioner arrives and the axe falls or the pyre will be lit. Through fire or steel, your crimes will be answered.

You have all been chained together in the same communal cell dressed in nothing but filthy, tattered rags. Manhandled and mistreated, any finery you once possessed is either ruined or long lost. No special treatment has been given any prisoner - male or female, commoner or noble - all of the forsaken are bound and imprisoned together. Your feet are secured by iron cuffs tethered by one long chain. Your arms are secured to the wall above by manacles. A guard is posted right outside the cell day and night. Little thought is given to long term accommodations. At Branderscar, justice comes swift and sure.

Escape seems hopeless. You have all been well searched and every attempt to conceal anything on your person has failed. And if you could somehow slip your bond and fly out of this prison, where would you go? Who from your former life would want anything to do with the forsaken? Despised, alone and shackled - all that you can do now is await your doom.

For each of you, your old life is over. For each of you, hope is a fading memory. For each of you, justice will be fairly meted. And who can blame fair Talingarde after what each of you has done?

Welcome, minions. Feel free to mingle, bwa ha ha ha. Introduce yourself to your cellmates and see who has bragging rights for the grandest criminal scheme. You'll all end up on the chopping block anyway, to be welcomed by my servants.

Each of you should make an introductory post, although I doubt they'll be very upbeat. Once each of you has made this introduction, the following event occurs.

Once you have fallen into silence once again, you all hear the heavy-booted footfalls that suggests a group of guards heading your way. Right enough, within a minute six well-armed guards who look ready for trouble, enter the cell led by a fat well-dressed sergeant. Each of you recognise him as Sergeant Thomas Blackerly. You all recognise him as the man who held the brand that marked each of you. He laughed as your skin burned. Right now though, the sergeant seems a little dazed.

He points at Hurak and says gruffly:

"You there! That's the scum! Get 'em unshackled. If any of you makes trouble, they'll earn a thrashing! Today's your lucky day, scum. You've got a visitor. How you ever warranted such a fine lady is beyond me. Seems she wants to say good-bye. Now step lively. We wouldn't want to keep her waiting." Two guards step forward and unshackle the prisoners, hauling Hurak to his feet. The other four watch the rest of the prisoners for any sign of movement, ready to beat any kind of resistance with brutal punishment.

Premise

Hello, I'm planning to run the Fire Mountain Games' Way of the Wicked Adventure Path. This is an unabashedly evil adventure path. Good-aligned characters NEED NOT APPLY.

You begin the adventure in the Branderscar Prison having recently been branded 'Forsaken' and sentenced to death for your crimes.

This adventure path pulls no punches and will not be easy. You will be beset on all angles by the forces of good. The following is the blurb from the rear of the first book.

Character generation
Ability generation - we'll be using the Focus and Foible system listed in the adventure path. This means that you get to choose one ability score which will be an 18 and one which will be an 8. After that, you roll 1d10+7 for each of the remaining ability scores in order (Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma omitting the one that you've allocated as the Focus and Foible). You do not get to reroll or allocate the numbers.

Races - All races in the PF SRD are permitted, although the GM retains the right to veto any race. Unusual or monstrous races are going to be very difficult to play beyond the prison. Keep in mind that the over-arching objective of the game is to infiltrate and destroy the nation of Talingarde. Kind of hard to do with a massive minotaur as backup.

Classes - All are permitted save the Paladin and Gunslinger. Anti-Paladin has had the alignment requirement relaxed to include LE and NE. An LE Anti-Paladin may not use their fiendish boon to add the 'anarchic' property to a weapon. Instead, they may add the 'axiomatic' property.

Any class linked to the divine is strongly suggested to select Asmodeus as a patron.

Skills - As normal but there is a house rule that each player receives two extra skill points per level. This is due to the fact that the characters must be self-sufficient for much of the adventure.

Equipment and starting wealth - You begin with nothing, including class-based boons.

Alchemists begin without their formula book, extracts bombs or mutagens. Bards begin without their instruments. Cavaliers have lost their mount, however the week of mourning has past. Clerics begin with their chosen spells but have no holy symbol or material components. Druids begin with their chosen spells but their animal companion is either outside the prison walls or dead. Inquisitors and oracles don't have their holy symbols. Summoners begin the game with their eidolon and their wrists shackled so they are unable to complete the ritual to summon another one. Witches, Wizards and Magi do not have their spellbooks, material components, familiars or bonded objects. They do however have a full selection of spells memorized prior to incarceration.

Finishing details - Only alignments permitted are lawful neutral, lawful evil, neutral or neutral evil. Lawful evil is the preferred choice.

Characters must choose a crime that they are guilty of. Note that your characters are guilty. You have not been wrongly accused.

In this adventure path every character will have a chance to join an evil organization and swear allegiance to the master of that organization and its patron - the lawful evil god Asmodeus. This adventure path assumes your character says yes to that choice. Do not make a character who will outright object.

Traits - Each character gets two traits, one of which must be a Crime of the Forsaken below.

Please feel free to post your characters for approval.

For some time now, I have been trying to come up with a solution to a problem that I percieve in modern MMORPGs: the reputation grind.

I'm a time-served player of World of Warcraft up until Cataclysm. A number of factors led to me dropping WoW but chief among them was the loss of immersion that I felt and the chief contributor to this in my opinion was the lack of interaction with the various factions in the game. Blizzard had spent a great deal of time in crafting these unique and flavourful factions and then implemented a very shallow system of interaction where the player was rewarded for doing the same quests over and over daily for rewards that only began to shine at the top level.

In my eyes, spending so much time with one faction should result in a much greater reward: immersion. I view factions as something akin to a career. I put my hours in to raising my standing and for that I expect greater reward (which happens in the way things are set up at the moment) but also in greater challenge. As I become better known to a faction, I want to have them come to me with problems! Otherwise the faction simply becomes another time sink for little reward other than access to equipment which eventually becomes obsolete.

However, in my system I make a distinction between reputation and faction. Faction is what is what reputation is in Warcraft. Reputation, however, is a multi-tiered resource which represents a character's involvement with the larger community (NPC community that is). The system is split into what I would term 'settlement, region and nation'. The lowest tier is settlement, which would increase quite quickly as you complete tasks for quest givers within any given settlement. It would also marginally increase your standing in the region. Conferred bonuses would be improved buying and selling prices in that settlement, the award of more difficult quests geared to that settlement and the recognition of NPCs as you were in and around the settlement.

Region standing would confer similar bonuses, albeit along the lines of getting a lower level if discount but across all settlements in that region, quests that would be geared towards the region and also wider recognition perhaps with the bestowal of unique titles, etc.

Nation standing would help in driving the endgame. In my system, the intention was that all of the nation levels were linked and that players could drive the politics of the game by completing quests for their nation that would be antagonistic towards other nations thus driving the war/peace state of each nation's relationship.

Nations rewards would confer improved prices across the nation, quests geared at a nation level, including PvP quests for those nations at war with one another and the purchase of unique rewards that to in with the lore of each nation.

Obviously rewards could be up for debate and my intention was to implement a questing system which would deliver the same framework for quests but the content would be different so that you didn't have a roleplaying situation where 1000's of players have killed the same mob.

What are the thoughts of you guys on a system like that?

So from what I'm reading, it appears that we'll have a sandbox world for what I'll term 'social' interactions such as trading and sightseeing but we'll see the adoption of 'theme park' elements which I take it to be the 'combat' interactions like adventure paths, modules, etc.

It very much seems to take the style of DDO where we have a 'hub', for want of a better word, which then has branches off of it for the actual 'bread and butter' things like dungeons.

Am I aiming in the right area? Have there been any decisions made in that regard yet? Any inclination on whether we'll see the adaptation of existing adventure paths and modules or will they be exclusive to the online offering?

Also, are we looking at something similar to World of Warcraft in regards to actual content or something more akin to The Elder Scrolls where there will be ways to circumvent combat encounters through diplomacy, etc?

I, for one, am excited to see this project get off the ground and I'll be looking forward to getting more information as and when it gets released. While the technical side of things is interesting, I'm sure I speak for a large number of us when I say that we'd really like to see some of the social side early on. How are we going to manage our organisations, for example?

Don't get me wrong, the market leaders (Warcraft, et al) are enjoyable enough but for me they often lack depth. That's what I'd be most excited to see, that ability to truly interact with the world rather than moving from level 1 to the top level largely on rails.

Regards,
John.

With your induction into the Pathfinder Society fresh in your mind, you are surprised to be greeted by a summons from Venture-Captain Ambrus Valsin. The messenger relays little information, simply instructing you to be at the Venture-Captain's office inside the hour.

You are well aware of who the Venture-Captain is, being as he is responsible for the day to day operations of the Grand Lodge on behalf of the Decemvirate. Reasoning that annoying such a senior figure inside your first week as a fully-fledged Pathfinder, you head for his office forthwith.

As you arrive, you find that you are not the only one to have been summoned as five other Pathfinders arrive either shortly after you do, or are already there. Some of them you know from your training during the past year or so. Before any introductions can be made, the same messenger who delivered your message appears from within the Venture-Captain's office.

"The Venture-Captain will see you now," she intones, opening the large office door a little more so that you can all be admitted. You all troop in dutifully, to be greeted by the sight of a Human male poring over several documents in disarray on his desk. The office is well-appointed, as one might suspect of such a senior figure within the Society.

"Thank you, Jaryn, you may go now," the Venture-Captain says, waving the messenger away without looking up from a document that he is scrutinising intently. Six seats are arranged in a semi-circle around his desk and he waits patiently as you seat yourself. Only after a few minutes does he relinquish the parchment and sits back against his seat, giving you all the once over.

"All right, Pathfinders, listen up," he begins in his trademark booming voice, "I know you are new recruits and eager to make names for yourselves in the organization, but first we need to make sure you are up to snuff and won't get yourselves killed out there. I have a number of small assignments for you and your team, and it would be best if you could finish them before the day's end." At this point, the Venture-Captain grabs an envelope and hands them to the person at one end of the semi-circle of seats.

"Every day we get some doe-eyed hopeful or some snivelling bootlicker willing to do anything to join up with the Pathfinders. Most of them are good kids, but not all of them have the salt to make it in a world like this. It's rough out there and I'm not just talking about the ruins, tombs and wilderness Pathfinders find themselves in on missions. We've got people who look down their noses at us, folks who think we squander our resources, and agents who want to take everything we have collected. This wealth of knowledge and these items of lore make us the most powerful organization on the planet. That said, since we are fractured and widespread, it's difficult for that power to light on anything for too long. For every friend of the Society, there are two enemies," the Venture-Captain slumps in his chair, as though the weight of the world were suddenly on his shoulders.

"Your first mission, to test your mettle and loyalties, sends you to meet a few people important to the Society living here in Absalom. These are other venture-captains or close allies of our organization, so follow their orders as you would mine. I've prepared a list of things I want you to do. They're not arranged in any particular order of importance, but I want them all completed as quickly as possible. Only report to me once you complete them all. Included in the envelope you hold in your hands is the list, complete with the name of your contact, and directions to the meeting location."

Greetings fellow Pathfinders!

A slight change in plan as I have discovered that there are three free modules for 1st level characters released in Season 3. Therefore, I intend to run these as a trio first so we can quickly get up to level 2. This will replace the intended Frostfur Captives which we will run at a later date.

Use this thread to brainstorm on the characters that we shall play. Personally, my own character will most likely be some form of arcanist, potentially a Magus. While we brainstorm, I suggest that we introduce ourselves.

My name is John, I am 28 years old, married with a six week old daughter. I work in information management. My main hobbies are Pathfinder, Magic the Gathering and playing in the Nuts Poker League. I've been actively roleplaying for the past three years or so, although I used to play AD&D when I was much younger.

Greetings,

A friend and I are looking to run some Society modules online, as getting a local game is difficult due to family commitments, etc. We're looking for three like-minded individuals to set up a regular group that will play via PbP preferably from the UK as we intend to attend PaizoCon UK 2012.

- We plan to run the season 3 modules but we will run season 2 modules as well to make up numbers.
- We intend to run with level 1 characters.
- We intend to 'round robin' DM so that everyone gets a chance to play although candidates need not feel they have to DM if they don't want to.

We haven't yet chosen characters but I think we'll want to keep numbers as close to 5 as possible purely to keep the tempo going as it is easy for PbP games to get bogged down.

If anyone is interested, please post below with character details and whether you would want to DM or not.

DM Wellard, we met at PaizoCon UK a couple of years ago and you gave me your email address which I unfortunately lost before I got home, but I recall you were interested in getting a game set up back then. Is that still the case?

Having purchased Ed Greenwood's Castlemourn Setting recently, I was wondering if anyone else wanted to help adapt it to Pathfinder and run some modules out of it?

So, I've been playing for about three years and decided to take the AP-DMing plunge recently. I've done a couple of Society games which is fine; there are set rules and numbers that I can play with.

However, with the AP, things are slightly different. Essentially every single roleplayer in the wargaming club that I'm part of wants to play Kingmaker but we only have one person proficient enough in the rules to DM; me.

So, what's the issue? 14 players. I don't want to turn anyone away, and whilst there are a couple of guys who are willing to DM, they want to get some more time under their belts before they do so. So I need to up the difficulty of the encounters and then some. I think they might even kill the 1d4 Trolls, if all of them are playing at the same time!

I've only addressed the first encounter so far, and here are the building blocks of what I have considered so far.

- Upgrade Happs to a level 2 Ranger with the Guide archetype so that he can apply his Ranger's Focus against whichever opponent makes most sense, rather than having just a simple "I hate this race" which doesn't really stick with a bandit type, personally.

- Add a healing NPC; I'm thinking a Nature Oracle with the Tongues curse. Screaming Terran as they partake in battle. I did consider an arcanist in the form of a Witch instead, but figured some healing was required given the number of possible opponents but a Cleric doesn't really fit. Druid is also a strong possibility.

- Add two more mooks, and make them first level PC classes (2 Barbarian, 2 Fighters with crossbows, 2 Rogues for flanking).

For gear and stats; heroic all round, and stick to the NPC wealth tables. So, any more experienced DMs want to help out? And I'm afraid any calls of "split the group" will probably be largely ignored. :)

So I've just got my grubby mitts on a Samsung Wave, and after perusing the app stores for both Samsung and Orange here in the UK, I've found that the only dice rolling app rolls multiples of d6's. Fine for my Warhammer 40K hobby, not so good for Pathfinder.

I've done programming in university but I haven't done it for a few years but I was thinking 'heck, why not?' so I'm wondering if there is anyone out there who has touched on bada development (C++ based, whereas I did Java in my studies) that I could lean upon for some development assistance.

I was just flicking through the NPC rules to create my Limbo alter-ego, Bob the Scrooge, when I had an interesting thought. Playing Kingmaker but starting out with NPC classes instead of the regular classes.

The group would perhaps be local celebrities in Brevoy, or are otherwise plucked from obscurity to embark upon a stirring quest!

One important note; I'm not offering to DM this, as I don't have the AP! However, I thought it might be a cool idea.

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Discussion thread, where I want all dice rolls, is: here

Character creation

• 20 Point Buy
• Full HP at 1st Level
• Gold is to be rolled
• Character classes from the Core Rulebook and APG beta are permitted
• Two traits from the web enhancement

All characters hail from the village of Kassen (more detail to follow in the discussion thread). Any further character creation questions may be asked here, otherwise please use the discussion thread.

This is the thread for all OOC discussion and preliminary dice rolls.

Looking for a GM (and group) to have some Pathfinder fun with. Adventure can be one of the APs, some modules or even homebrew, I'm just looking for some extra fun to the Society game I'm in!

I'm trying to write my first adventure, and rather than being sensible and going for something easy, I've decided to go for an adventure with plenty of intrigue as well as just simple combat.

However, I'm a bit stuck on the antagonist; a ghost who was once a Paladin and was ritually executed by a local power-hungry cabal. I could use the ghost in the Bestiary, but I want to try and retain some flavour of the Paladin and I'm unsure as to how to go about that.

Looking to play some PbP, preferably one of the APs. Anyone got a fledgling game that needs some bodies?

Guys,

My own fault, didn't have funds in the bank for the above three orders and have put off paying for them until Wednesday this week. Still stuck at Pending though, so I'm wondering if something has gone awry?

Semi-experienced PbP player looking for a game, preferably Eberron setting. I have a few character concepts in mind at the moment.

Human Artificer -> Cannith Wand Adept -> Dragonmarked Heir
Shifter Druid -> Weretouched Master

and for a Sharn-centric game

Half-Elf Rogue -> Master Inquisitive -> Dragonmarked Heir

Although I would prefer an Eberron campaign, I will gladly play in any of the Paizo stuff, as I find them to be of an excellent quality.

So, are there any DMs out there looking to fill any spots?