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Male Human Artist/Bard
A cold fall wind blows the field of wheat in front of you, the swooshing sound of the grass filling your ears interrupted by the blasting of rockets from the Tennessee air and space platform in Knoxville. You are tired of being stuck on earth. Lots of great adventure happen in space.
Zombie construct necromancer lich troll with a CR of 40. With a little touch of shape changer, aberration, shadow, and ooze. Acidic blood that the troll uses as a weapon (one of its methods of attack)it self harms and slings acid at the adventurers. This should be fun, have fun with it if you want. I think this would be an excellent end boss.
1.The beginner box single player game converted to multiplayer.
After this Im thinking that Sandpoint shouldnt have that many more problems around it and I should move on to a sea campaign. If anyone wants to give me any ideas for any of these encounters that would be cool.
I am new to RPG's and while using the red box and trying to create a human wizard character it seems that I have too many spells. What spells should I have if I picked phantasmal force? Can someone make me a Dwarf Fighter
that way I can actually see what they are supposed to look like (The character stats) If anyone could add in what I need to do to advance them in levels that would be helpful too. -Thanks ,Beginner
I want to create a really far-out dungeon for my players to explore during their second adventure out of the beginners box. I want it to be really dangerous but I kind of dont want it to be full of traps and I dont want them dying at the hands (or tentacles) of just any old monster.It also has to inspire horror, comedy,frustration,hopelessness, embarrassment, and WHAT JUST HAPPENED?? moments. Pretty much a Tomb of horrors meets an abandoned Detroit circus' hall of mirrors used by the local insane asylum as extra housing for their inmates. The players will be there on a rescue mission for the daughter of the mayor of the town. (Dont split the party)
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After going pretty much the only way out of the robotic bar they are confronted by a robotic rapist. Yes. Raped. Violently. By a robot.Male or female. Does not matter. Providing they fail diplomacy checks and cant fight it off. After the robot has been dealt with, they enter a maze with a gnome skeleton guarding it with a club. Think about it. In fantasy, why is it just human skellies guarding junk? When I say "mindflayers" I mean the little brain things that control corpses. I forgot their names. Left and Right eventually meet up. They find a giant room thats being used by the local townspeople as an orgy room. Old people, young the mind flayers that are affecting them are the ones controlling the mess. After whatever happens there happens, they find a prison where the mindflayers are keeping the person/s they are after. They escape for the reward. How can I make this adventure more sick and twisted without becoming cliche and "Try hard" What kind of traps could I use that would create various emotions listed above? One idea I have is BACON. Thrown on the player by a gnome skeleton, and then after they are like (What the crap?) A bear attacks and gets +4 on his attack rolls. (I will throw actual candied bacon at the players) so they can munch on it. Any ideas?
This may not be the right place to post this. If not, sorry. Im new to rpgs and I may need a little help creating a monster for a game Im going to create. The idea may seem silly but here goes. I need a rat. A GIANT steampunk rat with guns and acid launching cannons on his back. I need it to be for a first level group but I want it to be DIFFICULT to beat. Its intelligent, can repair itself and can breathe underwater via its helment. Its about the size of a volkswagen bus. Other than that, its a normal rat. ;) So if anyone wants to help me get the stats and attacks for this rat I would be greatful.
This may not be the right place to post this. If not, sorry. Im new to rpgs and I may need a little help creating a monster for a game Im going to create. The idea may seem silly but here goes. I need a rat. A GIANT steampunk rat with guns and acid launching cannons on his back. I need it to be for a first level group but I want it to be DIFFICULT to beat. Its intelligent, can repair itself and can breathe underwater via its helment. Its about the size of a volkswagen bus. Other than that, its a normal rat. ;) So if anyone wants to help me get the stats and attacks for this rat I would be greatful.
Hi, this is my first post.Please forgive me if I am posting in the wrong area. Im socially awkward when dealing the forum culture. :) Also, I realize that Orc is spelled Orc and not Ork. Its just a thing I do. ;) Im new to Pen and Paper RPGs and have only played DnD a few times.I am wanting to start a gaming group based around pathfinder because noone wants to play DnD because of their fear that its not cool or that it will make them look nerdy or whatever. I figure that asking someone if they want to play a "board game called Pathfinder" would give me better results. "NO NEW TAXES" right? Anyway, I was gonna wait on the "beginner box" because the kit really appeals to me. I like the maps and the smaller books and whatever, plus the dice.. I am addicted to buying dice. I almost cant pass new dice up. lol I hope to amass a large collection one day. Instead, I purchased the Core Rulebook
My questions Did I purchase the right starter books? Should I have opted for the Game Masters Guide instead of the Adv Players Guide? What modules/settings should I get in order to provide the best experience for a beginning group (me included as I am new to GMing) What books/tools will help my party the best? Are there any online character creators/tools that will help me speed up the process? I pretty much have no clue as to what Im doing. Any GM tips will be appreciated. |