paizo.com Recent Posts in Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)paizo.com Recent Posts in Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)2011-07-15T14:42:21Z2011-07-15T14:42:21ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Derek Schuberthttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#282015-12-28T20:51:21Z2015-12-28T20:51:21Z<p>I'm planning to run <i>The Harrowing</i> soon, and I have some questions that I don't see answered in the module.</p>
<p>Anyone knowledgeable, can you help?</p>
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<p>Thanks for any answers or advice.</p>I'm planning to run The Harrowing soon, and I have some questions that I don't see answered in the module.
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Thanks for any answers or advice.Derek Schubert2015-12-28T20:51:21ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)M0bioushttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#272013-10-07T14:27:00Z2013-10-07T14:27:00Z<p>I have a question too! It's very simple: are the PCs supposed to get their hands on the harrowed realm's map?? Is biyo able and willing to draw a little map or something similar to help them?? Thanks in advance for your help!:D</p>I have a question too! It's very simple: are the PCs supposed to get their hands on the harrowed realm's map?? Is biyo able and willing to draw a little map or something similar to help them?? Thanks in advance for your help!:DM0bious2013-10-07T14:27:00ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)GreySector (RPG Superstar 2013 Top 8)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#262013-09-17T16:24:57Z2013-09-17T16:24:57Z<p>Page 4 of the module says "If the players correctly identify these associations during the adventure, they may “play” the chosen cards from their deck for specific boons.." </p>
<p>How are the characters supposed to know that they can do this? What in-world clues do they get? I was thinking of having the deck sparkle at the appropriate moments. Also, what kind of action is it to play a card? Assuming that the deck is already in hand, I would say that it is a standard action which provokes an attack of opportunity.</p>Page 4 of the module says "If the players correctly identify these associations during the adventure, they may “play” the chosen cards from their deck for specific boons.."
How are the characters supposed to know that they can do this? What in-world clues do they get? I was thinking of having the deck sparkle at the appropriate moments. Also, what kind of action is it to play a card? Assuming that the deck is already in hand, I would say that it is a standard action which provokes an attack...GreySector (RPG Superstar 2013 Top 8)2013-09-17T16:24:57ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Valianthttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#252013-03-16T12:50:42Z2013-03-16T12:50:42Z<p>About the lying:</p>
<p>This is the question my players asked:</p>
<p>"Will you become angry if we would break your teacups?"</p>
<p>He answered with a 'no'.</p>
<p>Then, they slowly commenced in shattering the teacups one by one....eventually bringing him to a howl of: "Allright! Stop that! Fine, you win!"</p>About the lying:
This is the question my players asked:
"Will you become angry if we would break your teacups?"
He answered with a 'no'.
Then, they slowly commenced in shattering the teacups one by one....eventually bringing him to a howl of: "Allright! Stop that! Fine, you win!"Valiant2013-03-16T12:50:42ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)ThreeEyedSlothhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#242013-02-19T20:14:12Z2013-02-19T20:14:12Z<p>So, I ran The Harrowing at DunDraCon this weekend (14 hours of actual game time!) and I had a question for you, Crystal.</p>
<p>All of the encounters throughout the module are very well written and entertaining, even the ones that you can't simply talk your way through like many of them. However, the Shadow Demon encounter felt... Off. I'm familiar with Magic Jar and how it works, but the tactics as written seemed confusing. I wasn't able to really feel out who the Bishop was, or how that encounter was supposed to lead off. Are all 3 Shadow Demons in human bodies that resemble the bishop? It says they are already waiting in their gems via Magic Jar to possess non-clerics upon combat. I couldn't find anything about where the soul gems were, though I assumed in the same room so that they could attempt to possess.</p>
<p>Sorry for the rambling, just the whole encounter felt like there was stuff missing from it that actually explained the scene in greater detail. I could be mistaken, but I figured I would ask.</p>
<p>Otherwise, my players absolutely loved every other "encounter" in the module. The drunken air elemental in particular got huge laughs, especially when the group was able to convince it to not fight with several castings of Create Beer. :)</p>So, I ran The Harrowing at DunDraCon this weekend (14 hours of actual game time!) and I had a question for you, Crystal.
All of the encounters throughout the module are very well written and entertaining, even the ones that you can't simply talk your way through like many of them. However, the Shadow Demon encounter felt... Off. I'm familiar with Magic Jar and how it works, but the tactics as written seemed confusing. I wasn't able to really feel out who the Bishop was, or how that encounter...ThreeEyedSloth2013-02-19T20:14:12ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)ThreeEyedSlothhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#232013-02-14T00:51:23Z2013-02-14T00:51:23Z<p>Wow, amazing! Thanks Crystal for the story about Brambleson. I think my players will get a real kick out of that. :)</p>Wow, amazing! Thanks Crystal for the story about Brambleson. I think my players will get a real kick out of that. :)ThreeEyedSloth2013-02-14T00:51:23ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)artmarks7https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#222013-01-30T22:01:25Z2013-01-30T22:01:25Z<p>I came looking for the Sword of Oaths info also, just to see if there is any, and I also was totally thrown by the line IN the module "If he(Brambleson) can fulfill his story’s quest and find the other half of his broken sword of oaths among the dragon’s hoard, all the better."</p>
<p>I put it there and spun an whole side quest out of it. Mending just gets you the unbroken listed +2 short sword, but I offered quest for proper reforging and I gave the group a weapon worthy of a name. It's ended up being fun so far, but now I need to decide what the sword stats will be. I think I'll have to make up my own and make it useful for they're next adventure since they have put some time and effort into it at this point.</p>
<p>I will second the request for the stories for each module encounter. Maybe quick snippets of the text edited out from the first draft could really help? I was really put on the spot a lot when they questioned NPCs, especially when it was about their own story. And the first friendly NPC has a lot of information and can tag along for the whole thing, so having him come down with memory loss just didn't seem an option. I did my best and everyone said they really loved the adventure, the visuals, and the stories I did try to come up with. But as the DM, I would have really loved to have been able to find some info on the stories alluded too rather than have to make it up on the spot so often.</p>
<p>Maybe an E-book is in order, a nice cheap supplement for the module if you already worked up some draft stories? I'd buy it, and I'd think most people using a Harrow Deck would even if they aren't playing the module.</p>I came looking for the Sword of Oaths info also, just to see if there is any, and I also was totally thrown by the line IN the module "If he(Brambleson) can fulfill his story’s quest and find the other half of his broken sword of oaths among the dragon’s hoard, all the better."
I put it there and spun an whole side quest out of it. Mending just gets you the unbroken listed +2 short sword, but I offered quest for proper reforging and I gave the group a weapon worthy of a name. It's ended up...artmarks72013-01-30T22:01:25ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Cire (alias of CireJack)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#212013-01-15T22:45:13Z2013-01-15T22:45:13Z<p>By way of clarification, a level 10 cleric can get plane shift, which would blast them out to the prime material plane if they rolled a 20 on their caster level check (d20 + caster level). Seems like it would defeat the purpose of having to battle the dragon at the end.</p>By way of clarification, a level 10 cleric can get plane shift, which would blast them out to the prime material plane if they rolled a 20 on their caster level check (d20 + caster level). Seems like it would defeat the purpose of having to battle the dragon at the end.Cire (alias of CireJack)2013-01-15T22:45:13ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Cire (alias of CireJack)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#202013-01-14T20:44:20Z2013-01-14T20:44:20Z<p>Im going to run this for some PFS characters and I have a few questions.</p>
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<li>On page 7 under Planar Traits it states that teleportation spells only function if the caster makes a dc 30 caster level check which is possible for a level 10 cleric to make. What then? For PFS, I am technically not supposed to change anything and play it "as written," otherwise, I might just bump up the DC to 31.</p>
<p><li>Are storykin subject to mind affecting spells? For example, would a pc be able to stick a dominate person on Algon (which both bard and wizard can have at these levels and lasts for a REALLY long time)? What if any affects would the "story resets" have upon him while under a dominate person?</p>
<p><li>It would be very nice to have the Varisian folk tales from which these characters and locations sprang to "life." Anyone written anything along these lines that I could steal? :)
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</ul></p>Im going to run this for some PFS characters and I have a few questions.
On page 7 under Planar Traits it states that teleportation spells only function if the caster makes a dc 30 caster level check which is possible for a level 10 cleric to make. What then? For PFS, I am technically not supposed to change anything and play it "as written," otherwise, I might just bump up the DC to 31.
Are storykin subject to mind affecting spells? For example, would a pc be able to stick a dominate...Cire (alias of CireJack)2013-01-14T20:44:20ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)kingpinhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#192012-12-16T13:13:49Z2012-12-16T13:13:49Z<p>If there are any other stories you could post related to the history of the characters in module I would love to read them. I'm sure I could use them to add more colour to the game when I run this.</p>If there are any other stories you could post related to the history of the characters in module I would love to read them. I'm sure I could use them to add more colour to the game when I run this.kingpin2012-12-16T13:13:49ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Crystal Frasier (Contributor)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#182016-04-28T15:35:30Z2012-05-03T18:42:10Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">darth_borehd wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Thank you for the reply! And yes, like I predicted the first thing my PCs said were "Were is the rest of the sword and what happens if we put it back together?"</p>
<p>Looking forward to a sequel or any other modules you write. Kepp up th good work. </blockquote><p>Let them know with a decently easy Knowledge check (whichever seems most appropriate for knowing local myths of fables; local, history, and religion all work well) that the broken sword is just part of his myth and probably not in the Harrowed Realm. You can, however, use it as a lead-in for further adventures once they escape. Technically, any treasure they find the Harrowed Realm is fictional; bringing it out into the "real world" of Golarion might have weird effects, such as forcing the other half of the sword into existence or generating other mythical creatures tied to the odds and ends they bring back.darth_borehd wrote:Thank you for the reply! And yes, like I predicted the first thing my PCs said were "Were is the rest of the sword and what happens if we put it back together?"
Looking forward to a sequel or any other modules you write. Kepp up th good work.
Let them know with a decently easy Knowledge check (whichever seems most appropriate for knowing local myths of fables; local, history, and religion all work well) that the broken sword is just part of his myth and probably not in...Crystal Frasier (Contributor)2012-05-03T18:42:10ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)darth_borehdhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#172012-04-23T05:06:42Z2012-04-23T05:06:42Z<p>Thank you for the reply! And yes, like I predicted the first thing my PCs said were "Were is the rest of the sword and what happens if we put it back together?"</p>
<p>Looking forward to a sequel or any other modules you write. Kepp up th good work.</p>Thank you for the reply! And yes, like I predicted the first thing my PCs said were "Were is the rest of the sword and what happens if we put it back together?"
Looking forward to a sequel or any other modules you write. Kepp up th good work.darth_borehd2012-04-23T05:06:42ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Crystal Frasier (Contributor)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#162016-03-27T05:14:35Z2012-03-22T22:15:45Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">darth_borehd wrote:</div><blockquote><p>1) His description mentions his intent to recover the other half of his sword, but I don't see it listed in the dragon description. Where is the information on the complete Sword of Oaths?</p>
<p>2) Is it possible he could leave with the PCs for the real world as he plans? </blockquote><p>Hmmm... that part about finding the other half of his sword wasn't in my original draft. The behind-the-scenes, totally non-canon explaination of Brambleson's sword is from an old Varisian fable about why rabbits are timid and never trusting what you hold most dear to someone else's care. Brambleson was once the only timid rabbit in Golarion, in a time when all other rabbits were soldiers of the gods, with their gnashing claws and powerful legs. But when a creature attacked that no rabbit's claws could pierce and whose voice filled their hearts with such terror that no creature could face it a second time. Brambleson (who had been too afraid to face the beast), schemed and convinced the other rabbits to loan him their courage, swearing to return it the moment after he faced down the beast. The rabbits forged his oaths into a sword the rabbit prince needed to slay the beast, so he couldn't abandon them.
<p>But Brambleson decided he liked feeling brave, and so when it came to face the beast, rather than attack it's soft underbelly, he leaped up and swung at it's shell., shattering his sword and his oaths along with it. He has not bothered to return the rabbits' courage, and instead gallivants across the world having adventures.</p>
<p>So, the "other piece" of Brambleson's sword is actually a dozen or more broken pieces lost to the annals of story time. If you could find them and put the sword back together, the rabbit prince would be forced to return his ill-gotten bravado to Golarion's rabbits and once again become a sniveling coward (essentially a standard rabbit).</p>
<p>Brambleson's Broken Sword of Oaths was (in the original draft) just a medium-sized +2 short sword (it did not have the broken condition; broken is just part of the name). If it were reforged, it would probably become a +2 abberation-bane bastard sword.</p>
<p>As for escaping the Harrowed Realm, none of the storykin can leave. They're made from spider webs, morning dew, and earwax, and would collapse into nothing upon exiting (they could probably survive on the Dimension of Dreams as well). Brambleson is more heart than smarts, though, and doesn't realize that. Still, if any storykin had enough force of personality to hold itself together outside the Harrowed realm, it would be the rabbit prince.</p>darth_borehd wrote:1) His description mentions his intent to recover the other half of his sword, but I don't see it listed in the dragon description. Where is the information on the complete Sword of Oaths?
2) Is it possible he could leave with the PCs for the real world as he plans?
Hmmm... that part about finding the other half of his sword wasn't in my original draft. The behind-the-scenes, totally non-canon explaination of Brambleson's sword is from an old Varisian fable about why...Crystal Frasier (Contributor)2012-03-22T22:15:45ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)darth_borehdhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#152012-03-11T01:39:14Z2012-03-11T01:39:14Z<p>So Brambleson can't really leave, even though he thinks he can. </p>
<p>If he could somehow leave, how do you think he could do it? (other than trying to what Patchwork tried)</p>So Brambleson can't really leave, even though he thinks he can.
If he could somehow leave, how do you think he could do it? (other than trying to what Patchwork tried)darth_borehd2012-03-11T01:39:14ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Chernobylhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#142012-03-05T18:07:03Z2012-03-05T18:07:03Z<p>We bashed in his cage, attacked and killed him, and then searched and found the token. But we were already fighting the others...</p>We bashed in his cage, attacked and killed him, and then searched and found the token. But we were already fighting the others...Chernobyl2012-03-05T18:07:03ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Deidre Tiriel (alias of Shri Tamana)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#132012-02-16T06:11:57Z2012-02-16T06:11:57Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">darth_borehd wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Standard spoiler warning. . . </p>
<p>My questions are about Brambleson. </p>
<p>1) His description mentions his intent to recover the other half of his sword, but I don't see it listed in the dragon description. Where is the information on the complete Sword of Oaths?
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2) Is it possible he could leave with the PCs for the real world as he plans? </blockquote><p>1) The other half is the broken +2 short sword. The "Sword of Oaths" is just a named weapon, which is actually a broken +2 short sword.
<p>2) No. No harrowed realm creatures can return. The dragon knows this and uses mortals in order mask himself so he can leave.</p>darth_borehd wrote:Standard spoiler warning. . .
My questions are about Brambleson.
1) His description mentions his intent to recover the other half of his sword, but I don't see it listed in the dragon description. Where is the information on the complete Sword of Oaths?
2) Is it possible he could leave with the PCs for the real world as he plans?
1) The other half is the broken +2 short sword. The "Sword of Oaths" is just a named weapon, which is actually a broken +2 short sword. 2) No....Deidre Tiriel (alias of Shri Tamana)2012-02-16T06:11:57ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)darth_borehdhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#122012-02-16T06:04:04Z2012-02-16T06:04:04Z<p>Standard spoiler warning. . . </p>
<p>My questions are about Brambleson. </p>
<p>1) His description mentions his intent to recover the other half of his sword, but I don't see it listed in the dragon description. Where is the information on the complete Sword of Oaths?</p>
<p>2) Is it possible he could leave with the PCs for the real world as he plans?</p>Standard spoiler warning. . .
My questions are about Brambleson.
1) His description mentions his intent to recover the other half of his sword, but I don't see it listed in the dragon description. Where is the information on the complete Sword of Oaths?
2) Is it possible he could leave with the PCs for the real world as he plans?darth_borehd2012-02-16T06:04:04ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Asphesteroshttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#112016-01-25T13:24:56Z2011-11-29T17:45:11Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Abciximab wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Reposted from a different thread...</p>
<p>I found this one a little confusing too. I left it entirely up to the players with some ground rules (which they clarified in advance)...</p>
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<p></blockquote><p>For my group I put a different spin on it.
<p>He gave them the five questions to catch him in a lie, saying he'd lie to some or all of them, but the trick is...</p>
<p>[Spoiler omitted]</p>Abciximab wrote:Reposted from a different thread...
I found this one a little confusing too. I left it entirely up to the players with some ground rules (which they clarified in advance)...
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For my group I put a different spin on it. He gave them the five questions to catch him in a lie, saying he'd lie to some or all of them, but the trick is...
[Spoiler omitted]Asphesteros2011-11-29T17:45:11ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)minneyarhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#102011-11-27T05:23:19Z2011-11-27T05:23:19Z<p>Our group decided to go with trickery:
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<p>We all felt pretty clever about that. Lots of fun was had.</p>Our group decided to go with trickery:
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We all felt pretty clever about that. Lots of fun was had.minneyar2011-11-27T05:23:19ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Ice Titan (alias of SecSeibzehn)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#92016-03-27T05:14:06Z2011-09-12T06:30:05Z<p>I would like to mention that a player of mine, upon being told about the Lying Challenge by Bernaditi, immediately charged into the following dialogue:</p>
<p>"Do you have the token?"
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"No."
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"Is it in your coat?"
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"Absolutely."
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"Is it in your tea cup."
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"Of course not."</p>
<p>Laughter ensued.</p>I would like to mention that a player of mine, upon being told about the Lying Challenge by Bernaditi, immediately charged into the following dialogue:
"Do you have the token?"
"No."
"Is it in your coat?"
"Absolutely."
"Is it in your tea cup."
"Of course not."
Laughter ensued.Ice Titan (alias of SecSeibzehn)2011-09-12T06:30:05ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)deinolhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#82011-09-01T20:02:59Z2011-09-01T20:02:59Z<p>My group went with:</p>
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[Spoiler omitted]deinol2011-09-01T20:02:59ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Calandrahttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#72011-08-07T23:47:07Z2011-08-07T23:47:07Z<p>Our party just played this part of the module last week. I loved it, by the way, since I really love logic puzzles. We trapped him in a logical paradox.</p>
<p>Here's how:</p>
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<p>This took us quite some time, but we all really enjoyed it, even those party members who don't typically like puzzles. In the brainstorming stage, our paladin came up with some great questions: "If we don't kill you, will you give us the token immediately?" and "If we cut you up into little bits, will we find the token?"</p>Our party just played this part of the module last week. I loved it, by the way, since I really love logic puzzles. We trapped him in a logical paradox.
Here's how:
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This took us quite some time, but we all really enjoyed it, even those party members who don't typically like puzzles. In the brainstorming stage, our paladin came up with some great questions: "If we don't kill you, will you give us the token immediately?" and "If we cut you up into little bits, will we find...Calandra2011-08-07T23:47:07ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Abciximabhttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#62011-08-04T20:13:19Z2011-08-04T20:13:19Z<p>Reposted from a different thread...</p>
<p>I found this one a little confusing too. I left it entirely up to the players with some ground rules (which they clarified in advance)...</p>
<p>[Spoiler omitted]</p>Reposted from a different thread...
I found this one a little confusing too. I left it entirely up to the players with some ground rules (which they clarified in advance)...
[Spoiler omitted]Abciximab2011-08-04T20:13:19ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Matthew Morris (RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8)https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#52011-08-01T23:25:18Z2011-08-01T23:25:18Z<p>Thank you for the thoughts Crystal!</p>Thank you for the thoughts Crystal!Matthew Morris (RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8)2011-08-01T23:25:18ZRe: Forums: Pathfinder Adventures: Harrowing help (here there be spoilers)Rosgakorihttps://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mjrz?Harrowing-help#42011-08-01T20:45:38Z2011-08-01T20:45:38Z<p>Geez, I hope my pc:s are smart enough to think about the logical paradoxes. Otherwise they ask something that the Ringmaster can lie about very easily. I also thought of just changing the ringmaster's "battle of wits" to the standard riddles, because my players really like riddles. </p>
<p>I have to say, I love this module so much! the best module I ahve ever read, and I can't wait to run this with our group! it has great "Alice in Wonderland"-vibe in it. Thank you so much!</p>Geez, I hope my pc:s are smart enough to think about the logical paradoxes. Otherwise they ask something that the Ringmaster can lie about very easily. I also thought of just changing the ringmaster's "battle of wits" to the standard riddles, because my players really like riddles.
I have to say, I love this module so much! the best module I ahve ever read, and I can't wait to run this with our group! it has great "Alice in Wonderland"-vibe in it. Thank you so much!Rosgakori2011-08-01T20:45:38Z