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trellian wrote:
Just wanted to bump this back up.
I'm running this in a months time or something in my ongoing Falcon's Hollow-campaign. Have anybody run this? Any things to be wary of? And how many regulators did you use? The PCs have really been a thorn in the side of Kreed since day one, and he's really looking forward to offing them.
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Werecorpse wrote:
Bizarre that it doesnt say how many regulators, or what happens..
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thoughts anyone?
Mr Logue?
I ran this one a few months ago and my group was able to complete it in 3 sessions (each session 5-6 hours each). I had Kreed pretty much force 'Pay-Day' Teedum upon the party for this adventure (as an insurance policy) and once they were on their way to the cutyard, they were surprised to see that Teedum had brought 3 Regulars with him! Both Teedum and his regulars had the Beta rules tweak done upon them!
For part one of the module - Depnaakra was re-stated with the new rules, but the rest of critters and encounters I left as is! The Azlanti Chariot Beetle is lots of fun and can cause a world of hurt upon the party! I actually lost a party member to it if I recall correctly!
In part two of the module, as the party made their way into the Cold Marrow - I had re-stated Merlokrep to the beta rules (as I had done for the previous adventure CotKK) and also included two new minions to join him, which happened to be newly risen dread zombie versions (also tweaked to the beta rules) of the two party members who had fallen in the events of Crown of the Kobold King! This added for a more grand finally to the leacy of Merlokrep! The rest of the critters and encounters I left as is.
My group also took on Teedum and his regulars at the end of part one of the module, In the cutyard - after the battle with the Azlanti Beetle surprisingly! Let me know where your players tussle with Teedum! He still lives in my game, though has considerable loathing for the PC's!
I await your update!
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Salama wrote:
Neferu Sehetep wrote:
More issues:
1. The Stealth skill is being calculated off of Charisma rather than Dexterity.
2. You can't add a Misc. Modifier to Stealth without that same modifier being added to Use Magic Device.
Thanks for your work on this. You keep fixing it and I'll keep Beta testing it.
Actually it's not me who's fixing it. I made the sheet, but this other guy (Matt Marovich) makes the calculations. Anyway, here's the corrected sheet:
PFRPG sheet with fixes
This character sheet rocks!
Excellent Work!
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The current party at my table are as follows!
Rottingham "Rotter" - Half-Orc, Cleric 2(of Pharasma)/Rogue 2 - Seeks the ancient order of the Raven.
Dracit Egon Trailblazer - Halfling, Rogue 4 - Always the opportunist!
Grimsh... - Gnome, Bard 1/Transmuter 5 - Soon to be a Pathfinder.
Canaga - Half-Orc, Dragon Blooded Sorcerer 6 - Seeks to awaken the Dragon within!
Currently in Falcon's Hollow during the opening events of the "Hungry are the Dead" Module. They are well liked by the townsfolk, though they are constanty at odds with Thuldrin Kreed, 'Payday" Teedum, and the Lumber Consortium within the Hollow!
When I get to play:
Cyrino Ezmirr - Human, Evoker 4 - The seeker of ancient mysteries!
Cyrino is also within Falcon's Hollow, revising his current adventuring notes which are to be published once he heads back south to Almas! At which time he'll also pop by the Pathfinder Lodge located there to state his intentions of joining the society!
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Jason Bulmahn wrote:
Interesting thoughts everyone. Instead of killing the extra spells for universalists, I think I am more interested in weakening their other powers a bit to keep them in line for their ultimate flexibility.
Thoughts?
Jason Bulmahn
Lead Designer
Paizo Publishing
For the Unviversalist...
Instead of extra spells per day, how bout extra spells known. Being a universalist, they would study a great many things so having extra spells in ones spell book would make sense for the universalist instead of having extra spells per day. A slight weakening of their powers is a good idea.
As for those lovely specialists...
Give them a +1 caster level on their chosen spells, a +1 to the DC of these magics and a +2 on spellcraft checks regarding their chosen school (to learn/identify/etc.).
Also, after all these years, I do think its time for the specialist to now only have one prohibited school. I believe someone above referred to it as a school of opposition!
(In second edition I remember seeing a chart for this)
Of coarse with this option, that prohibited school should be completely cut off to the specialist.
or...
Now if the current choice of having 2 prohibited schools remains, then again I'll agree (as I know this has been mentioned before...) that those prohibited spells (if chosen) should be at -2 caster level, to show the sacrifice made in order to specialize.
Being one whose chosen class is Wizards, these are my 2 platinum pieces on the matter!
Keep up the excellent work!
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James Jacobs wrote:
Mikaze wrote:
Color me eager to learn more.
With all the rebellion talk, I wonder if we're going to get a taste of a tragic-yet-heroic failed rebellion or a possible shake-up of the status quo for at least a portion of Cheliax.
Need to go over their map again.
There will be some rebellion... but we're not going to undo what we've set up in Cheliax in the first adventures set there.
Hey everyone loves a good rebellion! This is one I'll be looking most forward to!
Oh yes... it will be mine... oh yes... ;)
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Lord Thavian
(Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Pathfinder Adventure Path, Pathfinder Chronicles Subscriber),
