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So everyone has those 600gp?
Now that you say it, i actually know it. Things you buy always go on the chronicle. Only things we find and use don´t. Last days were just too hectic^^
Don´t really know how Eldanár got hypothermia, but he has something to fight it. He will use his heatstone, carrying it with him. This will warm all others around him too, because i have a 10 person tent for that. And from now on we will use the wand of endure elements.
If on one minds, Eldanár will take 3 alchemists fire from the loot and recommend others who are good at aiming to take some too.
All "fighters" who have a weapon get one oil of magic weapon.
The scrolls go to the wizards, who can use them in battle.
elixir of hiding
potion of invisibility
potion of pass without trace
potion of spider climb
tanglefoot bag
climber's kit
crow bar
grappling hook
key*2
mwk thieves' tools
silk rope (5o ft.)
cloak of the yeti
mwk thieves' tools
potion oflesser restoration
a healer's kit (5 uses remaining)
three oils of magic weapon
10 flasks of alchemist's fire
THis stuff should all be taken with us. Rest if someone needs something, take it. It is essentially free for use in the adventure, so we better use it^^
Ted has some place left in the saddlebags if there are problems.
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Bummer, was hoping to have those resources.
Btw, I'm likely to be back in December. And I'm holding you to the promise of free dinner! Dinner at Marche or Cafe Cartel, you pick place, I pick food. =p
Fine, just as long as you actually come back. We can have an actual face-to-face game rather than doing things on forums on skype. It'll be the first time in a couple of years... Now let's focus on this game. =p
--------------------------------------------------------------------------Eldanar: You have access to the 600gp, but stuff you buy with that 600gp is bought with your chronicle-sheet-money. So if you had 50gp at the start of the adventure, you have 650gp to spend now, but it is spent normally per PFS rules.
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FYI: Heatstone: Alchemically treated to enhance their natural
heat-generating properties, these round or ovoid stones of
volcanic glass provide enough heat to keep chambers warm
in the coldest winter. One heatstone keeps a 20-foot-square
area comfortably warm even in extreme cold (below –20°
F), or a 40-foot-square area in severe cold (between –20°
F and 0° F). A single heatstone is activated by striking it
against any hard surface, after which point it continues to
provide heat for 24 hours. An active heatstone does not give
off enough heat to cook food or cause damage.
Inner Sea World Guide.
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Ok, purchases as follows:
Scroll of true strike x2: 50 GP
scroll of magic missile x2: 50 GP
scroll of burning hands x2: 50 GP
scroll of endure elements x2: 50 GP
Potion of CLW x2: 100 GP
cold iron bolts (10): 2 GP
Gold spent: 302 GP
Scribe spells:
So magic missile is now in my spellbook, and I have only 1 scroll of it left.
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Mu takes the Yeti cloak + Potion Invis + Tanglefoot
Purchased:
potion of CLW x2 200gp
potion of mage armor x2 100gp
scroll of cure light wounds x6 150gp (hands it to Shu)
scroll of endure element 25gp (hands it to Shu)
10 cold iron shurikens 4gp
50 cold iron sling bullets 1gp
hand sling
thunderstone 30gp
=510gp
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Not sure who put my bullets used on 14, but i think i didn´t use that many. Should be more paper cartridges anyway and used a lot of cold iron stuff too. Will count it from beginning.
Just went through the thread again and counted everything.
Reloading is a standard action until level 5 with normal bullets, moce action with paper cartridges, so i used mainly paper cartridges. Those go away like sand in a hand, only they are much more expensive. I´m beginning to think zen archers are actually much more effective then gunslingers^^
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Ha! I'm actually not doing much extra writing for this! No time, and I don't think I am allowed to anyway for organised play. For this part, all of the background story elements were already there, and I thought it was pretty good so I tried to bring more of it out by adding some dialogue. And I wanted to increase the eerie/tragedy element.
Glad you're enjoying it!
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Oh, what i wanted to mention.
Should we actually survive and finish this adventure and go on, i´m thinking of bringing in another character. Seems i will GM this soon myself and will apply it then. Probably sorcerer, probably something with fire and other stuff, probably a gnome :)
Could be an oracle too, have to further research that concept.
Far away anyhow.
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Oh, what i wanted to mention.
Should we actually survive and finish this adventure and go on, i´m thinking of bringing in another character. Seems i will GM this soon myself and will apply it then. Probably sorcerer, probably something with fire and other stuff, probably a gnome :)
Could be an oracle too, have to further research that concept.
Far away anyhow.
No problem. A fire mage should do well in this adventure path. Most creatures so far have been vulnerable to fire. Cold resistance of some sort will probably take you a long way too. I was thinking as I was reading the adventure that an all-aasimar party who did not sacrifice their elemental resistances (like Exiel did), and which had a fire mage on board, would have found this adventure quite easy. =)
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I think this Ap is both incredible mean and nice to gunslingers^^
I know there are some advanced guns and stuff to be found in later sequels from herolab, but not sure of those are in PFS.
If i could vote, i would say that Ap´s are generally better played as "homegames" and then applied an reported as PFS stuff, because that way you get more out of it.
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The house full of guys was probably not meant to be taken on all at once, but you guys DID trigger the alarm (no one looking for traps, and per rules, you need to actively search for traps to have a chance of detecting them), and then charge right in. That said, I did stagger their appearances to account for their reaction time to your appearance, and one of the fodder guys did spend several actions rounding up the rest of the occupants of the lodge (and the rogue actually went out of the house via the back door, and ran around the house to get at you from the other side).
As for the current situation, here's a hint: the blizzard seems localised and, according to Eldanar's survival check, unnatural.
Also, note that true strike negates concealment quite handily, if you can pinpoint his square.
That said, I would prefer if the blizzard wasn't there, since it hinders most of the enemies as well as you, and hence drags things out... but I do have to run the module as is. =(
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I think this Ap is both incredible mean and nice to gunslingers^^
I know there are some advanced guns and stuff to be found in later sequels from herolab, but not sure of those are in PFS.If i could vote, i would say that Ap´s are generally better played as "homegames" and then applied an reported as PFS stuff, because that way you get more out of it.
I do acknowledge that against these critters, the advantage of a gun diminishes alot, since most of them get their AC from high dex and low size rather than armor. That said, without decent ranged combatants, this AP is even harder, given the large number of fliers (the hut was abit of an exception, since the fliers needed to descend to get at the clustered group inside the hut.
And magic missile is an unusually useful spell against creatures with high touch AC, DR and low hp...