Oh look, we three ne're-do-wells on the same page. Good times.
Thanks Mairkurion (and yours is a great quote as well, right up there with "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown"), and Yoda, with the exception of this song, I doubt you could enjoy Coldplay less than me.
Please restart my Pathfinder Chronicles subscription with Book of the Damned.
My next subscription shipment (Paizo Order #1295020) is about to ship, can I please have Book of the Damned and Seekers of Secrets ship with that order ?
Alternatively, if I should be requesting that the items be mailed seperately with the next AP I would not mind waiting or if the order is split among two AP shipments.
I can't take credit for it but our high level PFS Summoner has a series of spells that he builds up to what he calls "Wall of Rhino".
Me, I'm a grognard so good old Quickened Black Tentacles followed by Spell Focus and Greater Spell Focus, Empowered Fireball (with Maximized Wand).
Would you like fries with that ?
Edit: In 1st ed, NOTHING beat Shapechange. Shapechage up to 10 times in the same round.
'Six 8 + 8 (hit die + hit point) balors you say ? I shapechange to a Banshee and wail (save vs death please), I then shapechange to a greater bassilisk as they look to see what attacked them and look at them (save vs petrification please), and finally shape change to a Iron Golem as they come towards me, I need thier fire to heal me from the earlier encounter of me beating up the Tarrasque. Yep all in the same round please.
Living in Manhattan can make one jaded ($9 beers, $15 mixed drinks, anyone) but even London gave me pause ($60 taxi, ouch).
Of the major cities I have visited only Tokyo may give London a run for the money in ... spending your money. Although I heard Moscow is up there as well.
Good luck Erik !! I put in two bids and sent the link to friends.
Sebastian, when you have a chance go 30 minutes south, when you get past the border look up Enrique el Enano. He will teach you a few things about vino mezcal and agave.
James Jacobs had three 'sample methods' for the tarrasque's 'method of death' that were cut out due to space as discussed on this thread.
Here's hoping he finds the juicy bits on his office computer, but while we wait for those - any Golarion specific inspired nuggets for the final death of the beloved spawn of Rovagug from the peanut gallery are welcome.
And to the Tarrasque: May you live in every edition of the game!
A Gish is an Arcane Warrior-Mage, Usually min-maxed. The Term originated with the Githayanki.
Specifically, it originated on the old WotC Character Optimization boards, as a generic term for melee-focused arcane characters. Someone suggested naming them after the githyanki term for fighter/wizards, and it stuck.
Not sure if that’s where the term originated (depending on how long those boards have been around); people I used to game with were referring to fighter/mage characters as Gish since at least the late eighties. EDIT: actually, probably early nineties now I think on it.
'Gish' - I am 99.9 percent certain started of as a Githyanki term for thier Fighter/Magic-Users, but over the years and various editions became a catch phrase for any Arcane Warrior-Wizard builds (and now may cover Fighter-Psion builds).
I myself am not a big fan of the term outside of its use for the Githyanki, but such is life.
After encountering the succubus that my 10th lvl Wizard failed to dominate (thinking she was some advanced mermaid), our Andoran Monk found a skull among her belongings and quiped: 'It was not a total loss, I got head from the succubus.'
Or, "no, honey, it's your fat that makes you look fat."
And then you RUN.
The same 'run' strategy is used after the comment "baby it's not you ... it's your hot a$s sister/room mate/daughter/assistant, her body just rocks ... what did I say ? You said to be honest ... why are you grabbing the carving knife ?"
dm4hire wrote:
I thought that was the exwife/exgirlfriend book?
Special Attack:Disable entertainment
Throw flat screen and xbox out the window. Twenty one stories down.
I'll consider the 30,000 per square mile... although that would mean that Westcrown's more densely populated than New York City which seems a little weird...
I'll bet you a dragon's hoard that New York has more ethnicities than Westcrown.
Now if you had some ideas for which PFS mods would work well with specific Adventure Paths and where to place them in said paths ... well then you would have quite the makings of a usefull thread sir.
My players are quite slow (Hell it took us 11 sessions to finish burnt offerings) and we are just about to start skinsaw murders. So it may be Christmas before we reach it. :D
Whatever your pace happens to be, it's the right pace for the group as long as all involved are having a good time at the table.
: )
I envy the role playing your group must get to do; which, given the time limits of an organized PFS game is one of the very few but telling drawbacks of organized play.
Also
DM
Spoiler:
Check out 'Paranormal Activity' and see if that helps you with the flavor of haunts in Skinsaw.
I won't be watching this movie because I am a fraidycat.
Indeed thanks Josh ! Such a meaty blog, lots to chew on.
Happy your better.
And dm4hire my boy, last we heard 'The Devil we Know" was planned to have a four PFS arc. Hope your well and are gathering those TPKs for the harsh winter.
In other words, Olympus is out there somewhere. The Olympians just don't have much to do with Golarion's Inner Sea region. They might have something to do with other parts of Golarion though!
There is a dialect from very old Malay island tribes where "Sean K Reynolds" very roughly translates to "he who get's his sexy on while others wait for plane".
Also these quotes from Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman's Good Omens:
Spoiler:
-- "You can't second-guess ineffability, I always say."
-- "Many people, meeting Aziraphale for the first time, formed three impressions: that he was English, that he was intelligent, and that he was gayer than a tree full of monkeys on nitrous oxide."
-- "English Burger Lords managed to take any American fast food virtues (the speed with which your food was delivered, for example) and carefully remove them; your food arrived after half an hour, at room temperature, and it was only because of the strip of warm lettuce between them that you could distinguish the burger from the bun. The Burger Lord pathfinder salesmen had been shot 25 minutes after setting foot in France."