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Hey Josh- From reading the events listed on the Paizo Blog for PaizoCon '09, it appears that many of the workshops have a prerequisite in order to qualify for participation in them, for example, for the Pathfinder Society Workshop it appears that you must have already submitted a scenario that was rejected in order to qualify for the workshop. For the Paizo Fiction Workshop do you have to have already submitted a work of short fiction that was rejected by the Paizo Fiction editors in order to qualify for that workshop? It would be much appreciated if you could specify who should go or who qualifies to enter the upcoming workshops at the Con. Or, you could also specify who shouldn't be enrolling in the workshops. Thank you very much sir! Any assistance to these inquiries would be greatly appreciated. Cheers-
Amiri- Ahem, blatant Final Fantasy 7 rip-off... If Cloud were a woman, this is what she'd be like.. Come on guys! Of course, many of the new school of gaming will shake their heads... "Final Fantasy 7!?" "What the heck is that?" or "Man, the graphics on that game were crappus maximus! GAG! ACK!" "They named characters after visible manifestations of condensed water vapor for video games in the 90s? What a lame decade that was!" I think you guys could do better, you are one of the most exciting companies in the RPG industry and this was a bit of a let down. But, you are the uber corporation now, so I guess whatever floats your stufloaten.. (ah yes stufloaten.. How can a post like this be taken seriously with fictitious words) Cheers-
Yes, it's been mentioned in these threads.. And people here should consider it... I just ordered the Harrow Deck and the Guide to Korvosa... Paizo packed the deal in shredded paper in a box.. And the UPS gave me the package with a huge dent in the box.. So the Guide to Korvosa is bent and mangled horribly.. So maybe anybody considering their shipping options for future orders.. Spend the extra few bucks for the insurance.. I know I wish I did. As for the UPS.. To quote from Joe Piscapo (misspelling.. Sorry Joe).. "FARGIN ICEHOLES!"
Hey one and all-
Unfortunately, my goal of doing RORL adventure path has not come to fruition. My PCs like the Eberron campaign I'm running.. Alas.
I love the work of Pathfinder so far, but I'm not enthused about Paizo devoting more page coverage to the iconics. That extra page or so could be better spent on covering the campaign setting itself or another monster, or even an NPC in the adventure path.
From the sneak peeks of the bestiary of PF#2 it looks like the PCs are going to have some tense encouners with some swampies in the vicinity of Brinestump Marsh... And it has been stated that the Hinterlands will be covered more in PF#2. But how much will be covered in PF#2? Have any DMs come up with any ideas as to mysteries, weirdness, and creatures of the regions listed below: Grubber's Hermitage- Dragon's Punchbowl- Sog's Bay- (home of the mythical- or is it? Giant Snapper known as Murdermaw) The Pyre- Ashen Moor- Bleaklow Moor- Whisperwood- Habel's Asylum- (covered in PF#2??) Egan's Wood- Wisher's Well- Ravenroost- Tickwood- Tors: Leb's Tors
Whisperwood Moor- Ashen Rise- Devil's Platter- pretty obvious, home of the arse-kicking Sandpoint Devil, aka- potential party TPK for the first 2 PFs I'd say. Shank's Wood- Pauper's Graves- The Three Cormorants- Nettlewood and Mosswood have goblin tribes.. (possibly an ideal ambush point for the Scarzni bandits- discussed in Smuggle Bunnies thread.. The bandits would use goblinoid weapons to make it look like the caravan got hit by a goblin raid) What are your thoughts?
With the deadlines that have passed and those that loom ahead for the writing staff of the Pathfinder line, how do you writers get motivated to write when you're feeling "stuck" or uninspired?
As an aside, I see alot of potential for the Pathfinder series now that Paizo has been liberated to some degree from the WOTC "yoke." I still see alot of loyalty to the familiar patterns of thought for traditional D&D campaigns brought forth by WOTC and TSR through the years, probably due to the fact that a few of the guys on the Paizo staff have been involved in D&D for decades. I'm hoping that in some regards the Pathfinder series will break away from some of the traditions established in WOTC's current campaign settings.. Regardless, I'm really excited about Pathfinder, and truly look forward to what Paizo has in store for us in the coming months. As has been encouraged by a few of the posters,I hope Paizo breaks into something unique and refreshing regarding campaign settings.. So far, so good, judging from the little ditties I see posted on the blogs. Yeah I meandered here a bit, for that I apologize, and I hope somebody answers the original question. To Erik, James, and all the rest of the folks involved with the Pathfinder line, I wish you unending moments of inspiration and of course, the best of success.
My PCs had a horrible time trying to gather info from Kullen's gang after investigating the Land farmhouse. The PCs have some very bad diplomacy rolls in the Feral Dog, causing Kullen to be antagonized to the point where a nasty bar room brawl breaks out and half of Kullen's gang gets slain. The half-orc flees the premises and the party pursues, except for the rogue PC, who tailed the mage Merovinn downstairs to watch a dog-fight. So the rogue nor the mage were involved in said brawl.
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I can't believe I missed this!! The Player's Handbook 3.5 edition gives no information on the druid ability of wildshape. The errata on WOTC's D&D errata webpage of the PH 3.5 also does not address this problem. Can anybody help with out with this regarding an explanation of what this ability does and what is its duration?
In Greyhawk: The Adventure Begins it states that Zagig was instrumental in the founding of Diamond Lake, but no dates are given as to the actual establishment of the settlement. Does anybody have any dates in mind? I would imagine it would be anywhere from 320-360 CY?? James or Erik, were you guys going to have the Wind Dukes Cairns and the Star Cairns to be one and the same? |