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Heyo all.

I'm going to be starting up a new campaign after the new year and it is going to take place entirely underground. Anyone know of anything that I might not be thinking about for a whole underground setting?

Anyone done something like this before and have some advice on the matter they could give?

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Sorry all but I couldn't help myself.

This weeks Full Frontal Nerdity was just too hilarious for me not to share! Aaron Williams scores again.

Just wanted to let everyone know whose might be a member of SCSU that we're jump starting the Games Club on campus and that we'd like you to show up and help!

We're the club that covers every game on campus, be it miniatures, role-playing, card, chess, or even LARPing. Come, be with your fellow students and take part of the grand adventure!

We an really use people willing to show up, sign up and take part in the hobby we all love.

Hey there all.

Seems to be a bit of a lack of gaming up here now that I'm in school and I'm looking to fix that if at all possible. I'm up for almost any game at the moment. Dungeons and Dragons of any edition, Pathfinder, Shadowrun 3rd edition, Savage Worlds, or something new.

Anyone help me out at all? The Games Club seems...kind of lethargic.

Hey all.

Not sure I'm reading this correctly, but the rules for potion seem to be suddenly standing out as really different then what I thought they were before. Maybe it's a case of I was just mislead about the old rules, or maybe I'm too used to things having to be worded perfectly but it could be intentional changed too. I didn't see anyone else addressing this so far.

A potion is a magic liquid that produces its effect when imbibed. Potions vary incredibly in appearance. Magic oils are similar to potions, except that oils are applied externally rather than imbibed. A potion or oil can be used only once. It can duplicate the effect of a spell of up to 3rd level that has a casting time of less than 1 minute and targets one or more creatures. The price of a potion is equal to the level of the spell × the creator's caster level × 50 gp. If the potion has a material component cost, it is added to the base price and cost to create.

The bolding is the part I'm curious is correct or not. No more weapon oils (magic weapon, bless weapon, shillelagh, etc) seems to immediately spring to mind here, since I can't think up any possible way to consider a weapon a creature in a reasonable manner. Perhaps this is intentional, I'm a bit curious about it since a little vial of magic weapon oil always seemed like a good idea to keep on hand at lower levels.

Now my next question is a bit more rules lawyerish, but my reading of it is what it is. The spell you wish to make a potion out of would be required, as I'm reading it, to have a target line similar to Target: One Creature. Something along the lines of Target: Creature Touched wouldn't qualify for a proper potion or oil. Is that wrong? Is it Correct? Is it Intentional? Did potions of Cure Light Wounds just disappear?

Heyo Paizo.

I've got modestly large order, but I believe a lot of it is the clearance stuff that was on the site for this past month here, so I'm curious if there is any update on the status of my order #1008312?

It's been pending for over a week now so I'm getting a little antsy to get some kind of status update or something about it as I'm hoping that things are in stock.

I'm sure you guys are busy with the RPG and Gencon and all sorts of summer stuff, but can I get an update?

Thanks,
-Gabriel

So I'm getting ideas fro my campaign building up here, going to make a small island based world that the PCs will wonder around in and deal with Grell and Gricks and Kobolds and the like, and at some point I'd like for them to be able to get more involved in the economics and political dealings of society. One of the things I'd like to do would to allow them a chance to get some property to either build with or deal with. I'm not sure if I'm thinking small keep or moderate sized inn or what, but I'm curious if anyone has tried this with Pathfinder yet, if there are considerations for rules and the like, general information as such.

I know 3rd edition kind of keep away from that kind of scale, but the leadership feat still exists and those followers need something to do.

Anyone have any advice for Strongholds in the PathfinderRPG?