Hey this is way out of the box. but in playing this I see SO MUCH potential. Please think about a Secret Agent themed game.
think about weapons
Gun
sword
Items
tranquizer
laser watch
phone shoe (hahaha)
Abilty card
sneak
computer hack
I have not given it much thought but Cyberpunk, Secret Agents, Space, Ninja. I hope you consider my idea's
There are so many things you can do with this. BTW I LOVE this game alot.
I will be looking at Skulls and Shackles but I was never really into Pirates.
Barmace
Yes.
I heartily agree.. this would be great. I hope moving forward after S&S that they will perhaps alternate between fantasy type settings and "other" settings (horror/sci-fi/spy/etc...). Settings such as the base Rise of the Runelords game and pirates are great - I'm sure I'll buy S&S - but to me you can get more of a different flavor in your game if you try some settings that are more off of the beaten path.
Chief Technical Officer
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The Pathfinder ACG will continue to be set in the Pathfinder campaign setting for the foreseeable future.
Fortunately, the Pathfinder campaign setting was specifically designed to allow for a huge range of stories. Traditional heroic fantasy and pirates are just two examples. To give you just a taste of that breadth, here's a partial list of some of the lands of Golarion:
Absalom: City at the Center of the World
Cheliax: Diabolical Empire in Decline
Galt: Eternal Revolution
Geb: Domain of the Dead
Irrisen: Land of Eternal Winter
Jalmeray: Kingdom of the Impossible
Katapesh: Bazaar of the Bizarre
Lands of the Linnorm Kings: Frigid Viking Homeland
Realm of the Mammoth Lords: Lost Land of the Distant North
Mana Wastes: Magic-Dead Wasteland
Mwangi Expanse: Unexplored Jungle Wilderness
Numeria: Savage Land of Super-Science
Qadira: Gateway to the East
Ustalav: Fog-Shrouded Land of Gothic Horror
The Worldwound: Expanding Demonic Invasion
And those are all just in the Inner Sea Region, which serves as an analog of (mostly) Europe and northern Africa. Other lands include Arcadia (an analog of the Americas), Azlant (Atlantis), the Crown of the World (Arctic lands), and Tian Xia (the Dragon Empires).
And then there are the other planets in the solar system, and a wide variety of planes and demiplanes. Basically, if there's a story we want to tell, we have a place to tell it in the Pathfinder campaign setting.
While I don't tend to like as much science in my fantasy RPGs as Pathfinder seems capable of (Numeria for example) I am excited for the thought of this card game expanding on that concept. With the recent info on the possible upcoming Iron Gods Adventure Path for the RPG, I for one would vote to make that one a card game as soon as possible.
And as always, great job guys.
PS, I may not be interesting running or playing a game in Numeria, I am excited to read the story based there. I have no plan on cancelling my AP subscription yet.
Me either - I much prefer fantasy based RPGs. Other than Call of Cthulhu (does that qualify, not sure) which is a personal favorite, but for this type of card game format I think a sci-fi variant would be really interesting and help to keep things fresh.
Not into pirates?? This should help
OMG I laughed so hard my face hurts. You rock!!!