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thebluecanary wrote:
Looks like it was fixed in the latest version. THANKS! It's my favorite Pathfinder tool!
My favorite quotes from RPG sessions... originally posted on RPG Geek
Squirrlelly's Wall O' Shame I search my skeleton for bones Player 1: (Crit fail Perception): I see Sand!
Go help the others, this dire rat is almost dead. (Famous last words) May I search your person? Let's split up! Player: So the ogre's not going to attack the guy who insulted him?
Someday something is gonna screw you, and I'm gonna help it! We still have a lot of gorgon poo, but that's because we haven't been to the store yet. Character death is not a reward. GM: Do you have any logs?
I ride the half-ogre into the pit. Cats could kick your ass! I don't want to throw too many monkeys into the wrench. What is the storage capacity of the human mouth? Can we disable the floor? This is insane, but I'll do it anyway. GM: The magical banana disappears.
I apologize to the party in advance. Does that make Rice-A-Roni(TM) the smoldering death-hole treat? I am NOT a natural disaster! I'm crazy, not stupid!
Well... despite multiple ticket reports I still cannot use the macros that were in sCoreforge. I used to love this program, but I haven't been able to use ver 6.4.0.2 or 6.5.0.1. I am really disappointed. I enjoyed the support I have previously received. But I guess I'm no longer allowed to use it. I will sorely miss it. Good bye.
Hmmm... Does a spiky magic banana as a present from Gorum count?
All things being equal if it's funny I'll run it that direction. I established critical successes and fails for skills mostly because I thought it would be funny... Perception fail: Hey look a tree!!!!
Nice guide! But under Halflings you suggest Mammoth Rider
Sorry, but you must be level 9 to get in: "Mammoth Rider Class Details Hit Die: d12.
To qualify to become a mammoth rider, a character must fulfill all the following criteria. Base Attack Bonus: +6.
Someone recently suggested business card holders. I'm working on using this idea. The Medium creatures fit nicely 3 per slot, the large fit with a medium in a slot, and I can get 4 smalls per slot. The holders go into a nice binder and I can alphabetize the pawns. The sheets cost me $3-4 for a pack of ten sheets with ten holders per page.
I've been running Pathfinder in a homebrew world. One of my players is a Summoner. His dragon-ish eidolon has an excellent Acrobatics skill. Of late the resilient, and nearly independent, eidolon has been using his skill to great effect by dancing in the Colossal City in my world. My discussion question: Should I allow an eidolon to take levels in Bard, maybe even Dervish Dancer? The eidolon has been taking cues from the Dervish Dancing Rogue and the Barbarian's fighting "prayers" to Gorum. I love my players, they never fail to amuse me!
Brinebeast wrote:
Yuan-ti got remade into serpentfolk with advanced and degenerate versions in Bestiary 2. They're nearly identical. Also, I can understand removing Cure and Inflict Minor Wounds as Pathfinder shifted to and unlimited 0 level casting system.
Hurling, Lesser (Ex) Benefit: As a full-round action while raging, the barbarian can lift and hurl an object up to one size category smaller than herself with both hands or two size categories smaller with one hand as an improvised weapon with a range increment of 10 feet. This inflicts damage as a falling object plus the barbarian’s Strength bonus. This damage is halved if the object is not made of stone, metal, or similar material. This is a ranged touch attack, and the target may attempt a Reflex save (DC 10 + 1/2 the barbarian’s level + the barbarian’s Strength modifier) for half damage. The barbarian may apply Power Attack to this attack as a one- or two-handed weapon, as appropriate. If the Barbarian in question is medium, a halfling is one size category smaller... B-)
Quoting: ANYway... take part in the playtest! And when the playtest is over... I'll probably be asking folks for advice and feedback on some adventure-related stuff as well, since the focus of the playtest won't be as much on the storybuilding aspect of what Mythic will let us do. I'd love to partake in the playtest. How does one do so?
Personally I like sCoreforge's sheets. Available at:
They come out with updates often, sometimes days apart. They do all the calculating for you. They don't have all archetypes ready, but I expect to see them soon. |
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