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Liz Courts's page
Webstore Gninja Minion. RPG Superstar 2013 Star Voter. Pathfinder Society GM. 5,128 posts (14,277 including aliases). 21 reviews. 1 list. 4 wishlists. 1 Pathfinder Society character. 10 aliases.
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Cthulhudrew wrote: Azure_Zero wrote: The warehouse crew have their own system of how they do the order of shipments. And it involves bribes and coercion.
And kittens. Lots and lots of kittens. :) Pretty sure kittens are not an accepted form of currency for the warehouse crew. For the cave raptors though, kittens are definitely accepted in whatever denomination you have.
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Damien_DM wrote: All the old 3.5 Paizo modules converted to Pathfinder and republished as a hardcover book, with Pathfinder Support for all adventures. That is not something that would be $14.99.
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Eric Hinkle wrote: Doubtless a silly question, but can anyone tell me if this book contains any expanded information on the Empyreal Lords Andoletta/Grandmother Crow and Arshea? Yes and yes.
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"Insomniacs also pray to Uskyeria to bless them with deep and restful sleep." —Chronicle of the Righteous
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Sean K Reynolds wrote: There's a supplementary character sheet in Mythic Adventures that provides a place to explain how you became a mythic character, track improvements to your character (such as the ability score bonuses for being mythic) as you gain mythic tiers, your mythic feats, the mythic spells you know, describing the mythic trials you've completed, and so on. Trials, eh?
TRIAL BY STONE.
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How would this gaming panel be different than other gaming panels of the same topic?
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"Not Dead Yet!" is the appropriate catchphrase here, I think.
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Removed a lot of off-topic, inflammatory, and unnecessary baiting and flaming posts and their replies. Be civil people, and revisit the messageboard rules.
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Removed a post. Please be civil to other posters, thank you!
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Locking thread. Attacking other posters for their opinions is not cool.
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Sarah: Do you wanna go outside? Go outside!
Andrew: Don't make me chase the ball again...
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Robot Chris: Why do you have a dolphin puppet in your car?
Me: ...do you not?
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Updated to final cover and description!
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Updated to final cover and description!
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Locking thread.
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Crossroads Courier
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Hold onto your SAN score, it's going to be an awesome ride. :D
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Radiarch Eklesya wrote: I'd be surprised if Cthulhu has anything more in his statblock then the following ability:
THE END: If Cthullu appears, proceed to reroll the party.
Honestly, I'm going to be looking for the "Consumes 1dX investigators/adventurers per round" line in its statblock.
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Gorbacz wrote: We're gonna need two bigger boats... Perhaps even a fleet.
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If you like this PDF, you'll probably want to take a gander at Rutabaga, Adventure Chef!
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There are some amazing third-party produced supplements out there (and I get to see all the ones that hit our servers). I try and highlight the ones that catch my attention every other week on the Paizo Store blog.
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No flag, no country!
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So I heard it's dangerous to start the day without breakfast...
Happy to provide some moral (and carb) support on Crunch Day the Sequel! ^_^
For those wondering, pancakes (blueberry and original) were served with Real Maple Syrup, strawberries, Nutella, and more blueberries as condiments. :)
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Jessica: I've done a lot of things with a company credit card, but buy groceries is not one of them.
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The Paizo community is really good at flagging them so we can call in Those That Wield The Hammer.
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Jessica: dammit, hate being an adult
never get to do anything fun :(
Robot Chris: true, but you can get ice cream anytime
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I blame Cosmo for making the lunch train late!
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Sutter: Your pants. I need them.
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Tommy,
I've notified the publisher about the problem, and I was having difficulty with the file myself.
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Neil Spicer wrote: Cosmo wrote: Azaelas Fayth wrote: If I had the money I would. And only the Bar? This is the only location that they would allow me to conduct my one and only seminar: "How to buy drinks for Cosmo: A Beginner's Guide" Will there be a mythic version of that this year? ;-) Only if his liver takes mythic levels.
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Mikaze wrote: Also, an avatar of Imrijka's :\ face needs to happen! It's been claimed.
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His Razored Maw hungers for offerings!
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At long last...
...Now available for preorder.
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Now available!
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Rite Publishing released 101 New Skill Uses for Pathfinder that you might be interested in.
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Stratagemini wrote: Liz! If you start to find neon green Florescent question mark trophies laying around don't be afraid to speak up! Speaking up would give away my position. >.>
*makes another Stealth check*
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Jessica: WHAT THE F#@~ IS THAT AVATAR
Robot Chris: ...
Robot Chris lols forever.
Money Chris: RE: avatar - I have no control over this, talk to the tech team
Robot Chris: Jessica: Chris' chat client died, and for some reason he's stuck with murder clown
Jessica: I can't even look at him
me: BEEP BEEP JESSICA
Jessica: This chat room was less terrifying when my vision was blurry
Erik: Good thing she didn't see avatar from yesterday night then
Jessica: I don't want to know
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It is a reference to the movie "Psycho," yes. :D
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Jrcmarine wrote: Yes they have to pay their employees and as a business have to please shareholders, but more importantly they must satisfy the wants and needs of the aforementioned diverse groups. Paizo is a privately owned company and doesn't have shareholders (in a publicly owned company sense).
Jrcmarine wrote: The beautiful thing about these forums and my favorite aspect of Paizo is that its employees not only troll these posts but actually take the time to respond and in many cases heed the suggestions of posters or at the very least consider them. "Troll" might not be the best word choice here—trawl, perhaps?
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Removed some unhelpful posts. Be civil please, and respect other posters' opinions.

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There is a danger, I think, of producing too many mechanics or too much setting. Too many choices in character creation can lead to option paralysis, too many setting books means the GM can be constrained by canon. Beginning GMs (and players) might feel that they GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL when it comes to available rules and setting, while veteran GMs might be content with limiting available books for a campaign.
Problem is, where that line is will be different for any particular gamer.
Paizo has to play a balancing act with material produced while trying to keep customers happy (and the staff sane). Thus far, the setting material for Golarion is very broad strokes, starting with the Inner Sea World Guide, and becoming more focused in Campaign Setting books as it is relevant to other product lines (in particular the Adventure Path line), and really drilling down on information in Adventure Path volumes where it's necessary to expand the region for the story. Rarely is it as focused as a Volo's Guide (which I personally adore and it was invaluable when I ran my own Forgotten Realms game). I would *love* to see a hardcover book on Varisia, or Golarion's solar system, or Tian Xia, or or or or or ... But I also want to be able to make my own mark on the setting as a GM, which is harder to do when everything has all been plotted out and people come to the table with preconceptions of the setting after playing with it for decades. Personally, I like the balance of campaign setting material, with a dash of "here's the big picture stuff" and "here be dragons" and the little picture stuff is left for me to implement and fit to *my* game group. But I also realize that I've been getting the campaign material since its inception, and this is not feasible for those just coming onto the World of Golarion scene, and I think a better means of aggregating and indexing the available material would be a great idea (for which I think PathfinderWiki does an admirable job at).
Rambly post. Apparently coffee hasn't kicked in yet. >.>
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Mikaze wrote: Oh wow. Everything about this, from the cover to the hat obsession, sounds like this was made for folks that want more Adventure Time in their games. :)
putting in the cart
Oh. My. Glob. You're right. :)
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Hungry hungry hungry gamers! Looks like we need to up our stock again!
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gamer-printer wrote: Little Red Goblin Games wrote: LMPjr007 wrote: If you are serious about starting a 3PP you might want to first go work for one and lead the ins-and-outs. There is a lot of movie parts to a 3PP business and most of have nothing to do with game design. I second this with ever fiber of my being. It's what I do. Thirded. Decide if you want to publish or if you want to write—the two often do not intersect as well as you might think.
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But I don't want to be...fixed!
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Gary: THE HORSE KING COMPELS YOU!
Erik: Uhhh
Gary: do not try to deny the horse king!!
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