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Find a thread in which 'Fraggle Rock' is mentioned on the second post. Why won't a real troll let his kids read Dragon magazine?
Mike, Welcome to the Paizo message boards. Thanks for joining us. I do not agree that randomly created dungeons with randomly placed monsters guarding (or not) randomly determined treasure are superior to well-thought out, intentionally designed locations, encounters, and treasures. However, if that is your preferred style of play, there are guidelines/tables for this in the 3.5 DMG, as others have pointed out. If your problem is more a result of the gamers in your area not being interested in "randomly generated D & D," you could try looking around at PBP (play by post) and VTT (virtual tabeltop) sites and see if you can find others who are looking for your kind of game. Also, on behalf of the greater Paizo community*, let me apologize for the unnecessary insults upthread. One again, welcome. We hope you stay. Spoiler:
* Note, I do not actually have any authority to speak on behalf of the greater Paizo community.
It is print. It is not specified, because Paizo was not able to produce pdfs of the later issues of the magazines, therefore there is no pdf version from which to differentiate it.
16: The Last Starfighter Alex Rogan: [discussing battle strategy] Wait a minute. We knock out the turret to get the fighters. But to get to the turret, we gotta get THROUGH the fighters. We're dead.
The only two-handed favored weapon I can find among LG, LN, and NG gods in Golarion is the greataxe. It is the favored weapon of Angradd (LG), the dwarven god of war and fire. EDIT: Uh, and Shelyn. With her glaive.
P.S. Dunno if it makes a difference, but I was in southern VA. To the people there, people from D.C./Arlington sounded like Marylanders, whom they amusingly considered to be "Yankees." Maryland may have ended up on the Yankee side of the war, but it was (and is) definitely on the South side of the Mason-Dixon line. The Mason-Dixon line was drawn to determine the borders between Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, with Pennsylvania on the north side of the Line, Maryland on the south, and Delaware on the east (the Line actually makes an almost 90 degree turn to the south marking the border between Maryland and Delaware).
... a Pathfinder Charter Superscriber Is subscribed to all 4 Pathfinder subscriptions, and started his/her on-going AP subscription before the first issue shipped. ... a Pathfinder Charter Subscriber Started his/her on-going AP subscription before the first issue shipped. ... everyone else? May or may not be subscribed to one or more of the Pathfinder subscriptions. Also, how many (and what) subscriptions are there? I count 4 total: modules, chronicles, adventure paths, and companion. Am I missing any? Those are all the Pathfinder subscriptions. There is also a subscription for Planet Stories.
Oh yeah, I remember that opening act. Wasn't there some hot chick in that band? 'Bout all I can remember (shows where my mind was then). Yeah I took a load of pictures that day, close to 20 rolls, back in the film days. But Uncle Sam was paying for them, so ... There actually ended up being two "opening" acts. One from Eskan, my friends, who played a few hours before the concert; and one from PSAB, a hot chick singing and her boyfriend playing the guitar. Both took place on a different stage off to the side.
Dude, we probably walked right by each other a dozen times. I was the linguist/journalist/chauffer for the TF 2-43 high-ups. If you were there when the SECDEF showed up or at the Hootie and the Blowfish concert at PSAB or when Madeline Albright came strolling thru I was the guy with the camera following them around. If you were there when SMA Hall was giving his pep talk I was the guy he threatened (jokingly) to send to Korea. I was out at Pat site IV all the time driving the muckety mucks about. Always going to PSAB as well. I went to the Pat site once. I had to pull guard duty in place of one of the 10th Mountain guys who was sick. It was the day they had a real-world SCUD alert because the ADA guys weren't informed about some in-air testing in Iraq and they thought we were getting hit.
Dude, we probably walked right by each other a dozen times. I was the linguist/journalist/chauffer for the TF 2-43 high-ups. If you were there when the SECDEF showed up or at the Hootie and the Blowfish concert at PSAB or when Madeline Alnright came strolling thru I was the guy with the camera following them around. If you were there when SMA Hall was giving his pep talk I was the guy he threatened (jokingly) to send to Korea. I was out at Pat site IV all the time driving the muckety mucks about. Always going to PSAB as well. I was at the Hootie concert. I was friends with the guys in the Eskan village band that did a little opening show before the concert. We got our picture taken with Hootie and the Blowfish. You probably took the picture.
No frackin' way. I was with TF 2-43 on the ADA side. Where were you? Oct '98-Mar '99 .I was there for about 4 1/2 months. End of '98, beginning of '99. What are the chances? I was attached to 10th Mountain. They pulled guard rotations for the ADA. Oct '98 - Feb '99. I also did some work for the F2C2.
Im not supposed to release where Im at over the internet or cell phone but I may be in a tiny country that sticks off of Saudi Arabia in the Persian Gulf that may happen to be facing Iran ;). Ah. We were not under the same restriction when I was there. Of course, we weren't actively engaging in combat, either. Anyway, I used to know a guy who worked in a similar location as a civilian. Good luck!
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