I think Sebastian Hirsch's quote from Guide to Organized play overrules Tamec's quote from Technology Guide. Sebastian Hirsch wrote:
I believe the line has a typo and is intended to say is "is first used in a scenario", meaning the first 50% glitch roll only happens in first scenario you use it and not every scenario you use it.
Some insight from straight from bull's mouth: http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pn0z?Ask-Jason-Bulmahn-ALL-your-NonRules-Quest ions#5
Please post your ideas, thoughts, sayings and whatever else you can think of to make priests of Razmir loved by everyone. The first time that I ever ran into this archetype I was GMing a 5-9 scenario in the high tier. The PCs and the GM (me) fell in love with the priest of Ramir, he was healing like crazy and doing all kind of divine stuff, by the end of the game we were all like, "Hail Razmir". I currently have a priest of Razmir in PFS Truth:
Sorcerer with the Priest of Razmir Archetype from Inner Sea Magic Give out healing all the time, for free. Every time you heal say something nice about Razmir's healing power. I burn through wands of CLW healing the whole party. When I played The Confirmation, people were like, "How did you cast CLW 20 times?" The GM threw me a wink and said, "Thats just what priests of Razmir can do." No one in the party had spellcraft. Cast bless on the party and give out as many buffs as possible. Each time talking about the glory, love, blood and divinity of Razmir. Don't get too preachy Here are some preachy quotes form Masks of the Living God that I am going to start quoting.
Quotes from Masks of the Living God: Razmir is the god above all other gods. Those who would claim otherwise are jealous of His glory and spread lies in an attempt to tarnish his mask. The mask of the Living God is a
The followers of Razmir act as one. Through
Those who follow the steps of the Living God will be
Razmiran, the realm of the Living God on this world,
Those who do not believe must be converted to
Pathfinder Chronicler Anthology, Vol 1. has a great story about a chef in Absolom.
Sounds to me like you're not really into drunken dwarves. I would relish the opportunity with two of my best buds. I've combed my favorite posts to give you some ideas for adventures and shenanigans: RANDOM TABLE: A GIANT’S POOP CONTENTS CHART Have them deal with stuff from Ashiel's Guide to Adventure Preparation It might just blow they're minds and kick their asses.
As a store coordinator I plan out all of our upcoming games. Most of the time I plan out the games according to what is new and what has not been played recently. I've found the latter to be a little inferior. Instead I think it would be better to plan to have ongoing stories from week to week. What are your ideas for PFS campaign arcs? And what scenarios would you put together for a great experience? Here is what I got so far: GOBLIN ARC: We Be Goblins > Frostfur Captives > Rise of the Goblin Guild > We Be Goblins Too! > ? Some other ideas for arcs:
I need ideas for wacky/fun/pulpy situations in Saventh Yhi. I will take these classic tropes and ideas to combine them up with the encounters and populations of the City of Seven Spears. Here is some example of the top of my head (you may recognize where they are from): Party chased by a rolling bolder
Please write out any ideas that pop in your head
Here is one more resource that I've found the most useful for the 5th and 6th goblin: http://dm-curtis.proboards.com/thread/299 I've ran We Be Goblins 7 times and found Miss Gojangles, goblin sorcerer, makes the absolute best 5th character. She is able to set off fireworks more easily than other goblins and really contributes to shenanigans. I've found that BuggyBugeye and Stumpbiter over powered and imbalance the game. You can also find these goblin files in the shared GM PFS Prep google drive
The link for Miss Gojangles and Jakit is here: http://dm-curtis.proboards.com/thread/299 Hi highly recommend using Miss Gojangles the sorcerer, as your fifth goblin. Stumpbiter is way to over powered. Miss Gojangles simply makes the game more fun. Her fire allows her to really contribute to shenanigans.
Lisa Stevens answers some of these questions and gives her thoughts on these things in one of the Know Direction podcasts. Her answers are really good. I don't remember exactly which podcast, but I'm pretty sure it's one of these. Enjoy! GENCON 2013 018 - AUNTIE LISA'S STORY HOUR.
I couldn't find a thread about the Know Direction Kickstarter that launched last night. So here ya'll go! Let's pickup some steam and turn out more stretch goals! I love tuning into these guys every week. I'm stoked they continue to put out quality content. Know Direction Podcast Kickstarter Are you a loyal listener like myself?
I wouldn't worry about whats in the system over your legit chronicle sheets. The PFS guide says to mark on chronicle that the scenario/module is your replay. Is Bonekeep approved for replay?
I'm the PFS store coordinator at Endgame in Oakland. I took over coordination/mustering few months ago but now I'm planning our schedule for the first time. We game for 4 hours 7-11PM. I'm trying to juggle lots of players who've played and judged lots of older scenarios along with new players. I'm thinking of introducing some of these older specials that have never been played at the store along with Thornkeep. How many sessions do the following scenarios take? What are your thoughts on some of these specials for regular game days. 2-EX Year of the Shadow Lodge (1–11)
For my monk, I'm may buy First Aid Gloves from the PFS PRIMER. It'll have some pretty great healing in an emergency. Although since, I'm dipping paladin for champion of Irori, a wand of cure serious would last longer.
The first several years of my gamer life was 1-on-1. It's a great opportunity to have a deep campaign. My piece of advice is have the PC be the main character and NPC companions join his adventures. One of my fondest memories when I as DMing growing up is when the PC's halfling thief got caught trying to rob a tower. Back then, thieves had a skill called climb walls. As a prisoner was then thrown into the area where he battled for his life and made friends with a minotaur fighter. Soon they escaped together. Somewhere along the lines, a werebear ranger joined them too. Good times.
I'm going with Hskrillahck The whole India/buddahism legend of Nagas is real interesting. Here is some names I borrowed and then played around with a few days ago, but didn't use. This was before I read posted and read all the posts. Salakara
How about doing Pathfinder Society instead of an AP. I just ran The Sanos Abduction, and that woud be great for a bunch of kids. Had some really funny moments, nothing gruesome. Just fun + fey. Rise of the Goblin Guild would be a good one too.
You should definitely check out my all time favorite thread: SWEARING IN GOLARION. I used to carry around a printed copy of my favorites to throw in at perfect PFS moments.
Maplewood wrote:
MAPLEWOOD!!! You are amazing! This is going to help me tremendously. My PC's are leaving Eldar in this week's session. I planned out maps & multiple ways each random encounter can happen, but not when it happens.
KatoCha04's advice is good. I think your plan for starting them out at 3rd level is good. Having only 2 players can be allot of fun. They both get lots of attention and can do lots of things they normally wouldn't be able to do, like start a business, which roots them in your setting. A 3rd PC would be helpful. When I've run two players, I create a bunch of great NPCs for the PC's to interact with, and see which ones become friends or occasional companions. That NPC can be the 3rd character. Spell Slingin' Steve wrote:
They could be brothers, cousins, ophans, or childhood friends.
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