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Chronicle #: 1
History: none yet
Player's Name: Remnar
Character's Name: William Battlesmith
Faction: Silver Crusade
PFS #: 239098-3
XP: 0
Prestige: 0
Fame: 0
Gold:
XP TRACK: normal
Day Job roll: none
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I want to note that I will be travelling this upcoming weekend. I do not anticipate being unable to post at least once a day, but once I get back I will likely post more, should the pace call for it.
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Do you have room for a 2nd level unchained monk?
Yes, you are #6. Table's full!
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Regarding Aid Tokens:
During the event, it is possible for characters at one table to
assist those at another with Aid Tokens. Each represents the
assistance of allied Pathfinder agents who assist you.
Once per encounter, any character at a table can use an
Aid Token to assist the group in one of the ways described
below. Once a table uses an Aid Token, one of the players
then passes the Aid Token to a neighboring table for them to
use. A table can only benefit from one token per encounter.
Because there are a limited number of Aid Tokens; hoarding
one means that somebody else doesn’t get to use it.
If a table receives an Aid Token and doesn’t need
its benefits, they’re encouraged to boost its potency by
expending some of their own resources or attempting a skill
check. Boosting an Aid Token, including attempting a skill
check, is part of passing that Aid Token to another table. A
table can neither retry such a skill check nor boost an Aid
Token more than once before passing it to another table.
A table may boost a token even while in combat without
taking any in-round actions; the scenario assumes the aid
was granted before that encounter began. Players should be
encouraged to write their PC name down next to the boosted
effect along with any other relevant information. Using a
boosted effect consumes the boost; the player should erase
the boost information from the Aid Token.
Some Aid Token benefits may only be used if already
boosted by another table. An Aid Token’s benefits vary based
on the table’s subtier, and these benefits can take one of the
following forms.
Allied Offensive: A Pathfinder agent strikes a creature at
the same time as the PC, increasing the damage dealt by one
attack by 1d8 points. In addition, after the attack, anyone
attacking the target is considered to be flanking it until the
beginning of the attacker’s next turn. In Subtiers 5–6 and
7–8, this amount increases to 2d8 points. In Subtier 10–11,
this amount increases to 3d8 points. To Boost: Succeed at
an attack roll against an AC equal to an Average skill check.
Boosted Effect: +1d8 points of damage.
Burst of Healing: A Pathfinder agent heals all of the PCs
of 1d6 points of damage. In Subtiers 5–6 and 7–8, the amount
healed increases to 3d6 points. In Subtier 10–11, the amount
healed increases to 5d6 points. To Boost: Expend one use of
channel positive energy or cast one spell with the healing
descriptor with a spell level greater than or equal to your
APL/2, rounded up. A PC must cast this spell, not simply
activate a wand or scroll. Boosted Effect: +2d6 points of
damage healed.
Timely Inspiration: A Pathfinder agent provides the
effects of a bard’s inspire courage bardic performance for 3
rounds. In Subtiers 1–2 and 3–4, the competence bonus is +1.
In Subtiers 5–6 and 7–8, the competence bonus increases to
+2. In Subtier 10–11, the competence bonus increases to +3.
To Boost: Expend 3 rounds of bardic performance or similar
ability. Boosted Effect: Increase the competence bonus by 1.
Provide Knowledge (must be boosted): Gain the benefits
of a Knowledge skill check or Spellcraft skill check used to
identify a magical item; the type and difficulty
(Easy, Average or Hard) depend on the table granting the benefit. To Boost:
Succeed at a Knowledge check of your choice, the result of
the check (Easy, Average or Hard) should be noted on the
Aid Token.
Provide Spellcasting (must be boosted): Gain the
benefits of a beneficial spell cast by an ally as listed
on the Aid Token. To Boost: Cast one of the following
spells and note your PC’s name and caster level on the
Aid Token: lesser restoration, neutralize poison, remove curse,
or remove disease. Only these spells may be granted.
Expending resources that produce the effects of these
spells, such as a paladin’s mercy class feature, may also
grant these benefits.
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So, two for the garden, two for the ground floor, one... undecided? And Trixx yet to weigh in.
Do I have it right?
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So, two for the garden, two for the ground floor, one... undecided? And Trixx yet to weigh in.
Do I have it right?
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If I'm not wrong it's now three for ground level, two for the garden and one for the upper level.
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You can't hit swarms with a sword and fire only does so much. Alchemist Fire yes, but I don't have any of that so I literally can't do anything vs swarms, which I assume most of the party is in the same condition since we're all low-level.
Rule of thumb for Pathfinders is to avoid swarms since they can do some pretty gnarly damage to low level groups that aren't properly equipped for them.
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Seems like we need to pick up the pace to keep up with our Overseer timelines
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I totally misread the Nov 2 deadline as the 26th, not sure how.
Ill blame... i got nothin
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Quick question for Renard (or whomever), I had been thinking about reworking my hunter into a shockingly similar character to yours (though I was gonna go Picaroon)
Is the discount on Gunsmithing still 50% off for paper carts and 90% off for bullets and powder?
Thanks!
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"Gardeners kill the other slugs...so that it can have all the produce to itself."
"It receives considerable sums in annual reparations from The Salt Institute."
"In recognition of it, schools, restaurants, and service stations nationwide have installed 'Hermaphrodites' restrooms.'"
"It is...The Most Interesting Slug In The World."
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@Renardagnan: Quite some time ago, I tried playing a Mysterious Stranger Gunslinger - but the trouble I encountered was that my gun kept misfiring, and fixing a fouled gun without Quick Clear is a daunting task, so I scrapped the idea.
What's your experience been? How big a problem have misfires been for you? How do you cope with lacking Quick Clear?
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Well, it's the first level of Gunslinger, so it hasn't misfired yet...
I played through Emerald spire with a gunslinger, and misfires were troublesome with even a normal gunslinger.
Renardagnan's plan is to be much more swashbuckler than gunslinger. The guns are only for openers and fallback ranged if there isn't a way to melee. I might go for a reliable-enchanted pistol if it gets troublesome.