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I've written most of the Open Call post I'm planning and was reviewing the submission rules when I saw
All enemies (monsters and NPCs) must be represented
by either a Pathfinder Battles miniature (http://paizo.com/
pathfinder/battles) or a Pathfinder Pawn (http://paizo.com/
pathfinder/pawns).
One of the "fun" parts of an encounter involves animated objects. I could instead use hidden or disguised mooks, but that makes the encounter significantly more pedestrian.
How strict is this rule? Should I change my neat animated objects into a few standard Bestiary humanoids just because there are miniatures for them?
Checking the list on the product page, the Bestiary Box has a pawn for animated objects (pawn 37). Does that solve your problem?
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I was always told 'stupid questions are not stupid if you don't know the answer. Ask them anyway.'
Good luck with your quest.
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Speaking of that, I saw some nice pawns of children and villagers in the RoTRL pawn set my friend had. I notice online only about 180 figures are named while the set mentions being made up of 300 or so pawns.
Is their anywhere I can find a full inventory of said pawns and how do I reference such pawns in a submission?
Edit: Please assume I 'get' the editorial positions in regard to mature content and I won't be doing anything nasty to said children other than the demonic/undead/lycanthopic/rakashas in disguise/devilish ones who will behave in something age appropriate-like.
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Speaking of that, I saw some nice pawns of children and villagers in the RoTRL pawn set my friend had. I notice online only about 180 figures are named while the set mentions being made up of 300 or so pawns.
Is their anywhere I can find a full inventory of said pawns and how do I reference such pawns in a submission?
The Rise of the Runelords Pawn Collection contains 81 distinct creatures and over 100 total pawns (the parentheticals after each pawn lists how many of that creature are included in the set). I've got my set here and am not seeing any children or villagers in it, however. Is it possible you were looking at something other than Pathfinder Pawns?
Speaking of that, I saw some nice pawns of children and villagers in the RoTRL pawn set my friend had. I notice online only about 180 figures are named while the set mentions being made up of 300 or so pawns.
Is their anywhere I can find a full inventory of said pawns and how do I reference such pawns in a submission?
Edit: Please assume I 'get' the editorial positions in regard to mature content and I won't be doing anything nasty to said children other than the demonic/undead/lycanthopic/rakashas in disguise/devilish ones who will behave in something age appropriate-like.
Are you thinking of the Sandpoint Paper Minis perhaps? That has a lot of townsfolk and children.
Or the Rotrl Paper Minis?
Some people have made them look like pawns.
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I've found one of the minis that I get the most use out of in PFS is my fat little pig-farmer miniature. It's great for representing helpless civilians, often role-played with a southern English accent. Having some good villager pawns/minis is really useful.
He makes a great low brained thug as well,
PC: "Why are you carrying a pig?"
Thug: "wots it to yous, nots like your going to know wherin I feed pigglies here after 'ms done beatn you to mush"
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The Rise of the Runelords Pawn Collection contains 81 distinct creatures and over 100 total pawns (the parentheticals after each pawn lists how many of that creature are included in the set). I've got my set here and am not seeing any children or villagers in it, however. Is it possible you were looking at something other than Pathfinder Pawns?Speaking of that, I saw some nice pawns of children and villagers in the RoTRL pawn set my friend had. I notice online only about 180 figures are named while the set mentions being made up of 300 or so pawns.
Is their anywhere I can find a full inventory of said pawns and how do I reference such pawns in a submission?
Thanks for the answer Mark. I figured it out after my second post that I indeed had been looking at the Sandport paper minis and my friend refered to them as the RotRL pawns.
I was still hoping you would say, Yes! indeed you are right! Alas the world does not work exactly how I wish it.
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Well damn.
Is my face red.
I swear I checked that list and just didn't see it. Maybe I was just looking for "table" instead of "animated object."
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On a completely unrelated note... how does one delete a post so that no one ever has to know you asked a stupid question?
This sort of thing happens to me all the time man. Don't feel bad about it. I wrote and submitted a quest using the moniker of "Grand Harvester" for a character. Then literally a day or two later ran a mod from one of the early seasons that mentioned a "Grand Harvestman". I felt pretty dumb and needless to say I doubt it will get picked up... I also went on to suggest some ideas on the general GM forums to improve my game experience only to have people show me that all of the concerns I had were already addressed or were in the process of being addressed by Paizo. At the end of the day you are not alone when it comes to stuff like this. =)
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Thug: "wots it to yous, nots like your going to know wherin I feed pigglies here after 'ms done beatn you to mush"
Pig-man must be at least level four by now, he's been involved in so many adventures.
Pig-man: "Fangs for savin' me mud-farm shiny-fancy adventrin' folk, now I ken' gavva more mud to build anuvva' mud-hut for summa me seventeen children."Okay, I'll stop now, otherwise there'll have to be a Pig Man Mini Fan Thread.