Terquem |
Well the major vote is no 5e, and I'm okay with that
On the other hand, I hate letting people down, particularly when I put myself out there like I did, but so many things have hit me at once right now that I cannot start this game until at least the middle of September.
I still want to do this, but I just can't move forward with it right now.
I'm sorry
Terquem |
Just dropping in here to say one last time, that I'm sorry for disappointing anyone interested in a random wilderness Pathfinder adventure. It’s just that the Pathfinder rules (I love ‘em, don’t get me wrong) have reached a point now where I am seriously intimidated by them (not to mention all the other rules to be found at d20psfrd). I don’t think this is a bad thing, a lot of players are delighted by the tremendous amount of choices and builds available, but I can’t handle it any more.
So, if you would still like to play with me in a Game of Dungeons and Dragons, look for a 5e recruitment I am doing here for a simplified, heavy House Rule version of Palace of the Vampire Queen, a classic dungeon crawl.
UltravioletSpy |
@Terquem: I'm sad to hear this. I just found these PbP boards and a random wilderness crawl sounded like great fun. I still think it would be. Have you considered the Pathfinder Beginner Box or considered the Swords & Wizardry ruleset? The former is a slim and accessible version of the full PF rules, which probably lend better to PbP anyway, while the latter is like d20 lite meets 2e AD&D. I'm a fan of Fitz's modifications of S&W myself.
Terquem |
I have found it harder and harder to gather interest in pathfinder games when I pace restrictions on the character creation process (and there are just too many different rules and builds for me to try and keep track of when I don't)
But!
If! Players would be interested in a random wilderness adventure limited to core races and core classes with no d20psfrd or other third party rules I might still consider trying to launch this
(If you look at the original recruitment I did for "its "A" Dungeon, I restricted that game to four payers who must be only one cleric, one fighter, one thief, and one wizard, and even though later I allowed some minor deviation from that rule, it has been semi-sort of kind of successful with that formula)
UltravioletSpy |
Personally, I would *prefer* a game with such strict limitations. There's immense RP potential just in a human fighter. I actually have a failed (not fallen or anti-) paladin in mind that I've been wanting to spec out...
(Just to note: my home game is nearing its 100th session on Temple of Elemental Evil. We've been playing 2e with very few modifications the entire time).