Terms the guide missed (humorous)


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Grand Lodge 4/5 **** Venture-Captain, California—Sacramento

Fromper wrote:
Knock: 1. A sorcerer/wizard spell that opens doors, and has no material component. 2. A rogue spell that opens doors, and uses masterwork lock picks as the focus component. 3. A barbarian spell that opens doors, and uses an adamantine earthbreaker as the focus component.

Minor correction. If it is not used up, it is a focus.

Grand Lodge 3/5

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Boom Stick= any firearm, which must be proceeded by, "This is my..."

Blaster= an arcane caster designed to do as much damage as possible with spells, most often destroying a large area and numerous enemies, as well as the occasional PC.

Dice Monkey= The player who sits next to his best friend. That friend coaches (pushes) them through every aspect of the game... repeating the following phrase, "Don't worry about that, just roll the 20 sided die."

Auto-Pilot= a scenario that appears to drive the characters in a particular direction, no matter how often they really screw it up or try to go off on a tangent.

Silver Crusade 4/5

Pat Lowinger wrote:

Auto-Pilot= a scenario that appears to drive the characters in a particular direction, no matter how often they really screw it up or try to go off on a tangent.

I've usually seen this described as a railroad. You're not allowed to take the scenario off the tracks, no matter how hard you try.

Silver Crusade

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Errata| That magical event where changes result in: gutted items having to be sold back, feats being retrained, and whole builds or characters being orphaned/abandoned/forsaken. This is often accompanied with intense debate on the forums of 'why can't we have nice things?' or 'that was so broken and you munchkins know it!' along with much praise for John Compton and campaign management for their understanding and assistance during this difficult time.

Grand Lodge 5/5

D Hennessey wrote:
Michael Meunier wrote:


Barbarian Lockpicking Method: A strength check to break a door
Alternatively, a barbarian's adamantine greataxe.

That's a Dwarven lock pick, see earlier post. :)

5/5 5/55/55/5

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"would you like to borrow a folio" - The dm is offering to let you reroll something, probably because yer gonna die.

5/5 5/5

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Obligatory Thug Attack - When your investigation phase fails pan out, this is the encounter that puts you back on track by allowing you to interrogate a prisoner or find the clue you need on a corpse.

Sovereign Court 2/5 RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

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Blakros Museum - A tranquil and boring place where nothing interesting ever happens.

Dark Archive

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cloak of resistance- the only real choice for your shoulder slot

hunter animal companion- its' initial con score sucks, but once it hits level seven there's nothing quite like the feeling of casting gravity bow and cats grace on yourself and then riding a t-rex into battle. ^_^

2/5

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The Aspis Consortium: Just like the Pathfinder Society, but they'll take evil members and allow PVP.

Sovereign Court 5/5

robertness wrote:
The Aspis Consortium: Just like the Pathfinder Society, but they'll take evil members and allow PVP.

"...they'll take evil members and allow PVP." which? the Pathfinders or the A.C.?

Shadow Lodge 4/5

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Both allow evil members, both frown upon PVP(AVA, agent vs agent).

Sovereign Court 4/5 5/5 ** Venture-Lieutenant, Netherlands—Leiden

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Team Rocket: the Aspis Consortium.

Sovereign Court 5/5

Muser wrote:
Both allow evil members, both frown upon PVP(AVA, agent vs agent).

My point exactly.

In fact, in watching the boards I would think there is more PVP in the Society than in the Consortium.

Shadow Lodge 4/5

Likely because the Consortium is played by far fewer people than the Society.

4/5

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BigNorseWolf wrote:
geek soduku: Finding which geeks can play at which table at which times. with which characters to balance party numbers, party compositions, who wants to play which character at which level and play the faction relevant scenarios.

Synonyms: Table tetris, geek tetris, mustering (archaic).

2/5 5/5 Venture-Agent, Indiana—Lafayette

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Orcish Diplomacy: Intimidate
Orcish Trapfinding: Pushing the little guys ahead of you.
Orcish Battering Ram: Someone's(possibly their own) head.

Silver Crusade 4/5

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Trap finding - Having the barbarian walk in the front

5/5 5/55/55/5

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Fromper wrote:
Trap finding - Having the barbarian walk in the front

BMD: Barbarian Mine Detector.

Grand Lodge 5/5

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Famous Last Words: "Sure, I can make the save" OR "I have a high AC, come at me."

Silver Crusade 4/5

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Shirt reroll - A second chance to roll a 1

Scarab Sages 4/5

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Michael Meunier wrote:
Famous Last Words: "Sure, I can make the save" OR "I have a high AC, come at me."

"Go ahead. I have Evasion."

Sovereign Court 4/5 5/55/5 **

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Pathfinder Maps, Rulebook, Starfinder Maps, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

Generica - Another name for the Kyra Pregen.

Better than Ezren - Any 1st level wizard built with useful skills and spells.

Dark Archive

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Snake eyes - the normal result of my d20 rerolls.

Sovereign Court 4/5 5/5 ** Venture-Lieutenant, Netherlands—Leiden

Ferious Thune wrote:
Michael Meunier wrote:
Famous Last Words: "Sure, I can make the save" OR "I have a high AC, come at me."
"Go ahead. I have Evasion."

Remember, you might be able to cope with the save DCs of a relatively unoptimized NPC, but surviving a tricked out PC's DCs is a whole different story.

Grand Lodge 4/5

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Pathfinder Adventure, Rulebook Subscriber

Those nat 1s have a tricky way of cropping up at the worst time. Like after you already blew your reroll.

The Exchange 4/5 5/5

Tim Statler wrote:
Better than Ezren - Any 1st level wizard built with useful skills and spells.

Wow, that band hasn't had a hit in what, 20 years?

And yet as soon as I saw that I started singing... "Kick them right in the face. Make them wish they weren't born..." (AKA "The Ballad of Kess")

Sczarni 5/5 5/55/5 ***

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Alignment infraction: Good = 1/3, Evil = 1/3, Law = 1/3, Chaos = 1/3, Neutral = 5/9

Grand Lodge 5/5

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Fromper wrote:
Shirt reroll - A second chance to roll a 1

Star reroll bonus: The amount by which your reroll will be less than your initial roll by

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rknop wrote:

Kira Clone : There are three players at the table.

AKA: KyraBot 334

Liberty's Edge 5/5 5/5 *** Venture-Lieutenant, Indiana—Martinsville

I always introduce Kyra as coming out of a closet, a bunch of other Kyra's behind her, and she steps into the room and closes the door on herselves. "Hi, I'm Kyra, I will be the healer for the day and the first one to die..."

Silver Crusade 4/5

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Hillis Mallory III wrote:
I always introduce Kyra as coming out of a closet

Yes she did.

Liberty's Edge 5/5 5/5 *** Venture-Lieutenant, Indiana—Martinsville

Yeah, kinda a double meaning... some get amused...

3/5

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Murder Mystery Scenario: 3 hours of banging your head against the wall before a scripted event that you could not have predicted points you at the primary success condition. You then get judged by how hard you banged your head against the wall for a secondary success condition.

3/5

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Primary Success Condition: If you survive and do what you are told, you will get this.

Secondary Success Condition: A reward to a hidden objective. That hidden object varies wildly but often includes: being a good person, being a jerk, looting everything, not looting everything, killing the dragon, not killing the dragon, Cooperating, Exploring, Reporting.

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Outside the scope of the scenario: That place that you're trying to go while getting increasingly blunt hints that you shouldn't.

3/5

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Knowledge(Religion) : Everyone laughs when you tell them that a skeleton has DR/Bludgeoning. No one laughs when a ghost is possessing the paladin.

3/5

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Don't Trust the Teleport: If you are getting teleported into a stretch of empty wilderness; don't trust it, the wilderness isn't empty. Travel loaded for bear (there might be a bear were you land).

Edit: Who am I kidding, if you are senior enough to get teleported around you will run into something far worse than a bear.

3/5

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Low Tier Character Playing Up: Try as you may, there is no safe place to stand.

Sovereign Court 2/5 RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

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DM Livgin wrote:
Knowledge(Religion) : Everyone laughs when you tell them that a skeleton has DR/Bludgeoning. No one laughs when a ghost is possessing the paladin.

Knowledge (Local): you know all the local gossip, tourist attractions, and where the best bars are. Even if you are in a country you've never been before. For some reason, you also know everything about gnolls and cloud giants, which the more sagely-inclined characters have no clue about.

Grand Lodge 4/5 5/5

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Kurald Galain wrote:

Knowledge (Local): you know all the local gossip, tourist attractions, and where the best bars are. Even if you are in a country you've never been before. For some reason, you also know everything about gnolls and cloud giants, which the more sagely-inclined characters have no clue about.

That's because all the pathfinders that go to all the far flung places gf Golarion keep sending picture cards of all the best taverns where they are to the Wounded Wisp/Pigs Paunch

Grand Lodge 4/5

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Andrew Roberts wrote:
I'm waiting for We Be Runelords. ;)

Choose from these pregenerated characters:

Karzoug
Xanderghul
Alaznist
Zura
Aroden, a wandering swordsman
Ceyanan, the Shepherd
Ng

for
The Day of Death

Time crisis! By tremendous magic, Zutha, Tar-Baphon and Geb conspire to bring to Golarion the staff of the ferryman, an object shaped from a cosmic superstring infused with negative energy. If they succeed, they will unite themselves as the new Horseman of Death, withering the planet into the same state as Eox.

Belimarius refuses to help. Krune doesn't answer. Sorshen's price is too high; the allies have called up a former queen in her place.

Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild: The chronicle sheet from this adventure may be applied to any 19th level character.

5/5 5/55/55/5

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"Krune, have you finished your defenses for your long slumber?

"Meh close enough...

Figures the runelord of sloth would half butt it...

1/5 5/5

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Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

Pretty nice, Starglim, but it needs some editing, imo

Starglim wrote:


Choose from these pregenerated characters:
Karzoug
Xanderghul
Alaznist
Zura
Aroden, a wandering swordsman
Ceyanan, the Shepherd
Ng
Krune
Belimarius
Sorshen
Zutha

for
The Day of Death

Time crisis! By tremendous magic, Zutha, Tar-Baphon and Geb conspire to bring to Golarion the staff of the ferryman, an object shaped from a cosmic superstring infused with negative energy. If they succeed, they will unite themselves as the new Horseman of Death, withering the planet into the same state as Eox.

Belimarius refuses to help. Krune doesn't answer. Sorshen's price is too high; the allies have called up a former queen in her place.

Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild: The chronicle sheet from this adventure may be applied to any 19th17th level character.

EDIT: Removed all the hanger's-on to give a TRUE Runelord experience. A special mechanic will be incorporated to allow all of the Runelords to participate in this scenario without murdering each other -- even though they really, really, really want to.

Grand Lodge 4/5

So past Zutha decided his future self was will have been a fool who needs his brain eaten? Actually, if anything was going to turn you into a unique undead, that might.

4/5 **** Venture-Lieutenant, Maryland—Hagerstown

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Peak Efficiency: What the GM usually says, at least locally, when we knock it down to 1 or 0 hit points/

Silver Crusade 4/5

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Bloodied - Term stolen from 4e D&D, means that an enemy is down to less than half hit points.

Chipped - When an enemy made of rock (statue, golem, oread, etc) is "bloodied"

4/5 5/5

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Michael Meunier wrote:
Famous Last Words: "Sure, I can make the save" OR "I have a high AC, come at me."

Or "I will take the AoO" also known locally by the name of one of our regular players, as in "doing a ...."

Sczarni 5/5 5/55/5 ***

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This thread is gold for Pathfinders Against Humanity.

Grand Lodge

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Pathfinders against humanity: hells vengeance campaign

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