
Aardvark DM |

I added pics of Fenster and Zograthy to the campaign tab
Also, I added a Quests section (you will get a few extra side quests in each book along with the main quest), to help in tracking your objectives. That way, you are able to look over if you ever find yourself asking "Wait, what was our goal with....?"

Dareon Niroden |

He's mad and impatient. The tactics are in how he fights, not whether he fights. Also, I mostly took the archetype for the skill points and class skills. He's supposed to be a typical educated noble. He might as well have taken a level in aristocrat, but it's better than that.
I'm triple-archetyping my next level :D

Dareon Niroden |

alchemist (internal alchemist, chiurgeon, vivisectionist). I decided I wanted it more, mechanically, and also we already have a wizard and a magus in the party.
all abilities I want, exchanged for abilities that I don't care about.

Dareon Niroden |

1-Fighter-Dodge, Mobility
2-Alchemist
3-Alchemist-Extra Traits [Precise Treatment, Bruising Intellect], Improved Initiative
4-Alchemist-+1 INT
5-Alchemist-Spring Attack, Feral Mutagen
6-Alchemist
7-Alchemist-Vital Strike, Preserve Organs
8-Master Chymist
Basically like this.

Dareon Niroden |

Internal Alchemist allows me to substitute discoveries for a certain number of feats.
It's for me, being mean but not terribly good at being social. I get to come up with mean insults :D

Aardvark DM |

Dareon, what do you mean the 'value of feats'? Is there a feat that negates allies in a charge or is it something else and I just missed it?

Aardvark DM |

Elrawien, it's your turn

Aardvark DM |

The only concerns I have about posting too far ahead are the confusion it can cause, and the reduced effectiveness.
Confusion, because sometimes the person could see the post and think they are up, or they need to go, and then two frequent posters end up feeding each other. I've seen instances where two people are a round or two ahead, another two are a round or two behind, and the GM (it's been me before) has to go back through each post to ensure they are taking place in the right order.
Reduced effectiveness comes in acting in a manner nonconducive to the situation. Currently, the thug is inside a building, and a wall is between he and you. The opening is filled with Gaileyon, thereby causing both a improved cover bonus (+8) to the thug and an in melee penalty (-4) to ranged attacks. This total modifier of 12 to the roll.
As a GM, I would rather have a delayed action appropriate to the situation with plenty of fluff, than an early action light on flavor and not fully taking into account the situation as it stands.

Aardvark DM |

I think we have a decent pace, and have been in so many that died because they start with a mad rush and then the players or GM can't keep up. Also, weekends tend to always cause things to slow down.
It's rare to find one that stays fast, and I personally think it can kill motivation if it ends up being too fast. If the game keeps updating before you get a chance to post, then you come back to it and have so many to read through to catch up, that it can be daunting and lead to a desire to bow out or just make a quick simple post that loses out on flavor.
I'm actually quite pleased with the rate we have had in this game thus far.
On a side note, I want to apologize to Oz. I didn't intend to keep you out of everything for so long. I even pushed the aspect of how long it would be and how late the meeting is to offer a reason to meet back up with the party.

Dareon Niroden |

You'll see me start making a lot more interesting decisions when Dareon starts to get more options. Right now he's only got attacking in combat, so that's what he'll be doing.
I do apologize for posting so often, I know it's probably been a little overwhelming for everyone else. It's just that this is the only campaign I'm actually a player in and I like to see it advance.

Aardvark DM |

Like I said, I think the pace has been great. For RP portions, the most outspoken (Dareon, Fade, and Elrawien) have been doing plenty of talking, and that is welcome during the RP portions.
Whereas, during combat, patience and a nice mellow speed makes things easier for me as I have to adjudicate the outcomes, the map, and the initiative tracker. Atop that I like to add more flavor to the results.

Aardvark DM |

I will have to say that DragonLance has been my favorite for a long time. The Chronicles trilogy were the first novels I ever read (book bigger than like 150 pgs).
I love the characters, the interplay between them, the world and everything in it. If you have the first three (Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter Night, and Dragons of Spring Dawning) I think they are a great read, even if the writing style can be a little pedantic (based off the audience they were writing for).

Elrawien Lantherion |

I think I started reading them in like 3rd or 4th grade. My favorite is Raistlin. If you want to get a full picture you might want to read the Dragons of Autumn Twilight, then Dragons of the Dwarven Depths, then Dragons of Winter Night followed by Dragons of the HighLord Skies. Then Dragons of Spring Dawning and Dragons of the Hour Glass Mage.

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I'M SO LONELY, OH SO LONELY, ON MY oooooOOOOOOOWOWOWOOOOWN
On a more serious note I'm not against the whole me being by myself thing. I have the patience of a monk, plus I'm doing my own AP's at the moment as well. If anything, this is a bit beneficial.
I just hope something actually happens with this rumor, or I'm going to hunt down the guy that suggested it.

Aardvark DM |

I disagree, about the order of reading them. I would read them in the order they were initially introduced (Autumn, Winter, and Summer). Even though other books take place in between, the original story was just those three, in that order.

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It's ironic that Dareon killed him as a strategist, considering he could have just bound him and asked him about what was going to be inside.
I mean it literally went "STAB" ... "Does anyone know what we need to do now?"

Dareon Niroden |

There's still one alive, and the one that's unconscious is going to be a lot less dangerous than the completely uninjured sleeping one at his feet, and will be incapacitated for much longer (the sleeping one will be sleeping for maybe 6 more rounds, and the injured one will be down for a number of hours equal to the difference between his current health and zero).
There is no reason to keep two members of a group alive when you only need one of them, and it made more sense to kill the sleeping one than the injured one.
YOUR CRITICISMS OF MY TACTICS ARE INVALID, BOY.
Plus, Dareon doesn't believe that we have the time to sit around and question some guard while they should be infiltrating this building as quickly as possible.

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I actually thought the sleeping guy was the last one alive, and that you killed the last living person with that coup de grace :U My bad.
Plus I don't really have much to say about tactics. For my guy it's "Get in. Stay unseen. Kill stuff that sees you. Leave"

Aardvark DM |

I edited my last post, so it won't show as (1 new), so I'm posting here to tell you there is a new post in campaign.

Dareon Niroden |

Okay! What does that mean, exactly?
Actually, can you point me someplace I can get setting information on Dragonlance and also your current party composition/disposition? Can I just pop into your discussion thread or something?

Elrawien Lantherion |

Here is the link to the Recruitment thread
http://paizo.com/campaigns/ShalafisDragonsOfSummerFlameCampaign/recruiting& amp;page=1
Right now we have a
human cleric of Paladine
Human Cavalier
Silvanesti Elf Wizard (Conjuror)
Minotaur Inquisitor
Human Paladin