I started off a group with The Shattered Gates of Slaughterguard. It's a D&D 3.5 module but, as all things 3.5, easily updated to Pathfinder.
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Obviously I'm biased; I love druids, caves and Anry so its' anyone's easy guess where at least one of my votes is going. ;) Seriously though, I like how the druid is open-ended, leaving the GM to pop Sarkun into an adventure as needed. He may be a 'git off my lawn' druid, but honestly, most of them are. That's the druid thing, the archetype, the stereotype, even. Spells ate up a lot of your word count, unfortunately; without that restriction you could've put a lot more into his backstory and motivations.
I like both Star Wars and Star Trek equally.
As someone who hosts twice a week I say thank you! My kitchen and livingroom are a disaster the next day and I never get to sleep 'on time' but it's worth it to have some of my nearest and dearest over on a regular occasion. <3 As a new(er) GM my favorite player(s) are the patient ones, the ones who bear with me as I look up something or who dont' mind me asking one of the other more experienced GMs to rule on something or find x stat in a book. I really deeply appreciate players who know it all but DON'T throw that in a new GMs face.
Just the laundry machine running and the kettle coming to a boil. It's blissfully quiet here with the wee-man in bed and until Drake gets home. I'll probably throw on some OCRemix Super Metroid tunes though.
Right at this moment I'm only reading books for school, so accounting and another one on strategic planning (if only it was as interesting as it sounds!) In a D&D mindset, I've got 1 for counting loot and keeping track of it, and another for sacking the dragon's hoarde so as not to get killed.
Congratulations love!!!! <3
I at least want to see any comments that were made on my item so that I'll be able to better make them in the future. Exactly. I'd like to see it as well. |