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Shadow Lodge

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@Kudaku yeah we looked at that as well, actually that was what we looked to first. We were just looking for some good story ideas and maybe a better rule to justify making it happen. As it is he is working on a personal side quest to help me out. The destroying and reforging kind of covers the idea how it loses its form thus allowing my will to reshape it in the ritual of reforging. But losing the archtype, therefore losing the blade, then regaining the archtype and the choosing a new type of sword was a little meh. Yeah RAW says it works but story wise can you just dump your sentient blade and then go out and start hanging out with a new one like nothing happened. What if you run into each other in a tavern one day and you're there with the new black blade and your old black blade is there with a new magus, AWKWARD!

Shadow Lodge

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I am not trolling here and don't want to see any negative comments. It is a simple question, are any of you out there just happy with Pathfinder. I know I am, but it seems like all I see is negative thoughts on this game mechanic or that class is over powered or whatever. I just think it would be nice to have one thread out there where people take time to say something nice about Pathfinder, the game, we know the Paizo people are amazing. I see that all over the messageboards and have experienced it myself.
I will start.
I love the class archtypes, I was horrible about multi-classing in 3.5 and never was able to build what I wanted. The archtypes have saved me some serious headaches. Racial substitutions are awesome too, no two (state your race here) need be the same.

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...Sexist... Can't we just enjoy something for what it is? Come on, it was classic, I loved it. It reminded me of all the sword and sorcery stories that got me into RPGs. Besides it was all of 9 minutes long, you were expecting some mind blowing world altering revelation from an art students project.



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