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The Great City adventures.

Voodoo donuts, Powells books, and Burnt Offerings on stage? Sounds like a day well spent to me!

Good hold music.

If I have to be on hold, I might as well listen to something decent.

"Bring the Noise Remix (Sfaction Remix)" - Public Enemy vs Benny Benassi

The cartographer, Jared Blando, has posted a low-res version of the Westcrown map at his website. His work is truly awesome to behold - go, look!

Soulkeeper! Welcome to the boards! *offers virtual cookies* Please enjoy yourself, I think the Baron has pointed out all the locations of the good stuff, but don't forget to stop by the unofficial chatroom should you want to chat with other Pathfinder fans.

Would the PC version of Final Fantasy 8 run on a Vista computer, or would it need a patch? Anyone know?

Most of my PF Beta Dark Sun notes are in a downloadable attachment here.

Read here on the PathfinderWiki. Should answer some queries for ya. :)

Lilith wrote:

DEADLINE: October 31st. All entries will be handled on a first come, first serve basis. Unlike the first Wayfinder, there will be a set limit on the number of articles, and your article may be rejected. I will announce when submissions are closed for Wayfinder #2, however, keep those submissions handy. Something…else…will be afoot. ;)

Clarification requested:
I have seen nothing further on the subject of that 'Something…else…'. Did it fall through, and if not is there a specific date assigned to it?

Got the sweet delicious Blu Ray version. Many good extras, happy to see the respect all the new actors had towards the series' legacy.

The Scotty Equation (estimate = actual time required x 4) works well in the computer field as well.

DivineRight! Welcome! *offers virtual cookies*

As a beginner DM, there are a couple of approaches to make, but my favorite things to suggest are: GM Gems, PC Pearls, Zen and the Art of Dungeon Mastering, and Hollow's Last Hope. (Disclaimer: I worked on GM Gems and PC Pearls.) Also, Roleplaying Tips latest article on 6 Ws should be required reading.

Familiarize yourself with the Player's Handbook first, THEN the Dungeon Master's Guide (not the other way around). Also remember that for every awesome adventure that you have (and you will have them), you will have some nights where you're off your game. Accept them, learn from them, and move on.

Becoming a great DM is about the journey, not the destination, for you can always improve your skills in some area. Just remember that it's a game and don't be afraid to make mistakes...and don't forget to come back to the boards with your questions. :D

Freehold DM wrote:

Needs More Zasz wrote:

I guess when it rains it pours, as I came out this morning to find my car window smashed and all my books taken as well.

What a world.

You've got to be kidding me?! Why are Pathfinder/RPG books being stolen so much lately? Do they go for that much on e-bay/amazon? Or is this another case of once being a coincidence?

We need to get to the bottom of this! Sounds like an investigation is in order. Let's form a party. I'll play the cleric.

So far, it seems to have a lot of potential - that is what has me excited. There is a bot to handle dice rolls that you just have to invite to the wave (kinda like an always open IM conversation), the ability to share files and videos in the wave. My Wave game is an experimentation to learn by doing, as well as to play a PFRPG game through it.

The potential lies in the Extensions setup - basically plug-ins that allow you to expand what a wave can do. The current extensions let you have a voting process, Google Maps plug-in and similar simple things. Waiting to see what people come up with that can be used for gaming will be fun. After all, there seems to be a high percentage of gamers among the programmer set. :D

While you could certainly play a game through other means, for myself I'm curious in using this new piece of tech from Google. Learning by doing has always worked for me in the past.

Is there a reason that a third party publisher couldn't write a 4e adventure that wasn't in the delve format? The format of the adventures seems to be a sticking point for some.

I saw 4e books for the Planes, Underdark, and the Dragonborn in the Diamond Preview catalogs, FWIW.

Lilith wrote:

You might want to use something besides the silhouette of a Paizo character and other Paizo images in your program.

All the images are covered off using the comunity use and open gaming licence as per the Community Use Registry. So if they have an issue I'll remove it without hestiation :)

You might want to use something besides the silhouette of a Paizo character and other Paizo images in your program.

Shadow13.com wrote:

I think it's time we give the Chupacabra his chance at fame.

Hey yeah! Chupathingy, how about that. It's gotta ring to it...

94. Kirk went to the center of the universe, met god and wasn’t impressed.
Aww yeah. \m/

I grew up on the original movies, and when my dad saw mine and my brother's interest in them, he immediately starting getting the Original Series and Next Generation from Columbia House. Family night with Star Trek - what could be better?

My dad told me once how he would haul his butt home to watch the original series when it aired religiously, and how much it inspired him to his career in the Air Force, which led to his love of computers and science, which led to my love of computers and science. So Star Trek has a lot of weight with me...even when it's bad. :D

vagrant-poet wrote:

My vote is at least one from Garund! Keep up the continental diversity and all! I could see a Osirion Bones Foci Oracle!

The only ethnicity we required this time around was someone from Tian Xia, actually (the witch). But yeah, I'm hoping that we'll get another iconic from Garund as well.

I aim to make a PFRPG version of DMTools.org...when I rustle up some time to do so.

I see you're your old self again, (Lilith).

That's not even Lilith's "old self." That's her new avatar that she started using a couple years or so ago.

I'd like to take this opportunity, once again, to say it's the only really good Avatar change among the Lords of the Boards. (I still miss James Keegan's old hillbilly.)

LMPjr007 wrote:

So when can we expect to hear this announcement? Come on, how about a hint...

I guess next week, but can't say more atm. ;)

hint: is a book and is for Pathfinder... :)

I may run the BTiLC sequel again. It was fun. :D

We'll be doing a new series of "Meet the Iconics" for all six of the new base classes in a few months—these posts will not only show off the final full-color artwork for each, but will also reveal their backstories and heritage and history and personality.

If I had to place them now, though, I'd say the cavalier's from Mendev and the oracle is from Varisia.

How about "if you send us the money, we will do all the work"? ~grins~ Hey there Lilith ! How goes the job hunting? You and your hubby are in my thoughts and prayers.

Job hunting is very very slow right now. :(

There's a decent chance I might do something in the open gaming time. Not sure yet, but probably a nice, thematic game involving derring-do and feats worthy of Croft, Jones and Quatermain.

N'wah wrote:

Are we talking about you making a homebrew or perhaps a mead or cider? I'd go with making the brew I was most proud of making, t'were I you, but if you've also got a new recipe that sounds absolutely amazing (probably still enough time to take a shot at a barleywine, if you're, you know, crazy), then by all means go for that. Most of the Paizo community, while definitely beer lovers, aren't snobbish beer punks who won't touch a beverage they feel is below their unreachable standards, so don't be afraid if you make a so-so product. We're friends, not judges.

Unless someone here is a judge. Then I guess they're both. :P

I wish I had the talent and patience to do something like that, but, alas, I was thinking more along the lines of assisting with the financing of raw materials that were mentioned above, or something similar...

Oregon has a ton of microbrews, and I'd be more than happy to procure a variety of them, if that would be desired, or if there's other suggestions for something fancier or "harder" ?

Yea. She's also fascinated with the tentacle-faced hounds on P. 222. I'm probably going to have to put them in an adventure, but not sure how I should stat them.

Xyemox, please post a list of what you lost. I'm pretty sure the community would be more than willing to help out. Double check with your insurance company too - nothin' like a check that you didn't have to work for to replace what was lost.

That's cheating! :)

Speaking of engaged children, we're trying something different (for us) in our house. We're designating one day a month as a "No TV Day". That was today. (Pssst, don't tell Nerrat it ends when he goes to bed.) We've had a great day with lots of reading, board games, piano practice, talking, hugging, cooking, ... Best Day Ever.

Leng is east of the sun and west of the moon, across black seas where the wind does not blow and rain does not fall, where only chaos and madness will guide you.

In other words, it's where you need it to be, but I think Lovecraft may have some ideas of its locale.

Beyond awesome! Well done to your cast & crew!

Delicious fruity behemoth!

Of course, the thing was utterly picked clean. There was plenty of fruit left in the array, but every scrap of chocolate had been gone for hours.

*stab stab stab*
Otay, let's try something more familiar...

For tonight's chat, it will be hosted here, courtesy of Dennis da Ogre. Thanks Dennis!

Thanks for the gift Paizonians!

I really need to bring that bottle of mead that's gathering dust in the garage... :D

We have a food (Juicy Lucy), mode of dress (mask, avatar change) and song, but is there a special gift that Monanites exchange on EMD?

RPGXplorer is my go-to NPC character generator for when I'm writing something for 3.5 . I love its interface and its ease of adding basic new data and quick modifiers to existing characters. Now if it had PFRPG material, I would be set. For PFRPG material, I use the Excel sheet located here.

Happy Erik Mona Day (observed)! Now that he's back in the office... :D

I'm always trying to get more of the stuff myself, because I have high cholesterol, but a few years back I had a bad experience with some spoiled salmon (couldn't keep anything down for a week) and I subsequently lost my taste for the stuff :/

I need to get back into it, because I know it's not salmon in general that gave me a problem, so much as salmon that was probably spoiled or tainted, but it's hard to look at it anymore.

Pretty much only available from tuna, salmon, herring, anchovies, etc. in a form useful for humans. (Flaxseed oil or algae is practically worthless, for this purpose.)

When I was diabetic, salmon was the most highly recommended meat, but I violently loathe the taste, so I just ate tuna every day (which is only like a third as good, omega 3 wise, IIRC). I'm not a huge fan of tuna, but mixed with horseradish or spicy brown mustard, it's pretty yummy, and since I wasn't eating bread, I would slice a green pepper in half and scoop the tuna in, and take it to work as a 'sandwich.' Super-low carb, fairly yummy and full of various stuff I needed.

I really enjoy this series, though it's called "MI-5" here in the States through Netflix.

I suggest we extend the celebration to the 10th...

Remember Remember the Eighth of November

The avatar hommaging plot

I know of no reason

Why our good-natured teasing

Should ever be forgot.