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I wanted to take a minute to publicly thank Rene Duquesnoy for everything he has doen for PFS in the Chicago area over the past year. During his time as VC for the region, he was still able to earn his 5th star.
Well done sir!
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Thanks folks.
To answer Chris' question, my fav scenarios include...
Mod's:
* We Be Goblins - so fun to RP
* Feast of Ravenmoor - Applesauce!!!!!
* Crypt of the Everflame - great intro to Pathfinder module that keeps people on their toes
Season 0:
* Mists of Mwangi - not all that complicated, but the special you know makes it fun to RP when players do that thing that doesn't pass
* To Scale the Dragon - 1 gulp Valeros death was bad ass
Season 1:
* Voices in the Void - More Blakros. Yes please.
* Citadel of Flame - BURN baby BURN
Season 2:
* Before the Dawn pt 2 - When you hand a player a character sheet for the thing he becomes, that is awesome.
* Dalsine Affair - deadly and surprising.
Season 3:
* Rats of Round Mountain 1 - very tough combats, but the fact that you get to RP as the big thing is fun.
* God's Market Gamble - I had a blast playing the merchants
Season 4 (so far):
* Blakros Matrimony - an RP heavy scenario, I got to break out with a lot of improvisation and got to give the NPCs their own voice and attitude. Maybe the most rewarding RPing I have done.
* Race for the Runecarved Key - I had a great time being the overseer, and to have 7 tables going and everyone saying it was one of the best experiences, meant a lot to me and the table GMs. It was efficient, thrilling, and we were able to finish in just over 4 hours and 15 minutes.
To sum up, I guess I enjoy lower level scenarios a bit more, especially the ones where there is more NPC interaction and I get to play instead of read Before Combat, During Combat, and Run away/fight to death. Higher level games are fun too, but there have been too many occasions where the party has uber-optimized characters who dominate instead of having fun characters where everyone, including the GM, win by having a good time.
Also, hooray for pathfinder.
