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This campaign has already went through it's recruitment, so only the selected should be posting their information below. Before we get started, those who have not played with me, please take some time to read at my profile for gaming expectations!
Name:
Character Name and levels:
PFS id:
Faction:
Day job:
(If you roll I assume you forgo the opportunity for faction goals that requires you to skip day job)
With regards to the scenario, since it is a season 0-1 scenario written for 4 players, I'm hoping we have a mid tier group so we can play it at tier 3-4 where it'll be a bit more challenging and not so much a walk in the park. But if we don't it's fine as well.
Gameplay thread is already open, so if you'd like you can start posting in! We'll begin immediately when everyone has posted.
My only available options in range are level 1 or level 5. If we are aiming for tier 3 - 4 I'll can play my level 5 Slayer (Archer, Good with traps.) or play a level 4 pregen.
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If we are going to go for that, i will play Marius at 2nd rather than Dusk-Walker.
Name: Marius Reinhart II
Character Name and levels: Hunter (Divine)
PFS id: 34762-25
Faction: Silver Crusade
Day job:
(If you roll I assume you forgo the opportunity for faction goals that requires you to skip day job)
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Sorry I'm late!
Name: Zin Z'arin
Character Name and levels: Mun of Ashava, Oracle 3
PFS id: 192785-1
Faction: Silver Crusade
Day job: Check with me at the end; I may want to go for a faction goal if I'm unable to earn one as a result of gameplay within the story
I am happy with subtier 3-4 (but, why wouldn't I be? Mun is level 3)
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Name: Edward McGee
Character Name and levels: Haliban Corentas Slayer 5
PFS id: 145373-21
Faction: Liberty's Edge
Day job: Haliban will spend his downtime freeing slaves.
Haliban is an archer who is good with traps. He has the Trapspotter ability and can detect traps if he passes within 10 feet of them with a Perception check at +16.
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Hey all, I need to apologize upfront. I have my weekly Thursday night AP GM session coming up. While it usually does not interfere with my PBP games, due to a recent food poisoning, and work-training this week, I've found myself backlogged in prepping for it.
As a result, I will have limited to no updates on my games from here on until Friday morning (Malaysia). I expect things to be back to normal immediately on Friday as it is a public holiday here.
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We may have skipped a clue. Or there was a miscommunication.
The cultist painted the statue on the wall then brought it into the light for us to see.
Batpony mentioned "Looking around, you also notice that on each painting, there is a resemblance of the moon iconography represented. The ones on the floor, and the two beautifully drawn ones next to the recently painted one."
And we looked at the 2 drawn next to the new one. Was there moon iconography in the statue painting as well or did we forget to ask to see one that was on the floor?
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You have all the clues, and the three paintings are the key ones, it's not that obvious on the first painting but here's where it should have been picked up..
"Beneath her feet is a set of smashed scales, and her robe is decorated with pale moons. And her face is as cold and uncaring as the moon."
So it was assumed that he painted the painting in that similar manner, with the moon iconographies on her robe.. And the knowledge check that followed should have pointed that out.
Second Kn. Religion DC18: The moon iconography in the painting belongs to that of Groetus.
Sorry bout that, I just realised the text used to describe the painting from the scenario does not clearly depict the moon iconography. In my other two scenarios, those who made the Kn. check made reference to the moon when explaining it to the group, in this case Harry did make the check but didn't explicitly point out the moon but reference Groetus instead.
The paintings on the floor did not bear any significance in the scenario, so if no one asked about it, I didn't make it a point to reveal what it was. But in case you were curious, it was crude resemblances of the moon, all of them.
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This is a heads-up that I am starting a new job on Monday. Until I have a handle on the culture and internet policies there, I won't be doing any posting from work; this will likely result in a slightly slower posting rate from me. I will do my best to keep things going, but don't hesitate to bot me if I am holding things up.
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I agree that with the swarms gone, A bottleneck blocked by a tiger with healer backup, and with a little maneuvering the option to have 2 ranged attackers flanking said tiger we have this one covered.
That being said Haliban isn't needed for any upcoming games so I'm not in any specific rush.
So either way is fine with me.
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I'm pretty sure that we encountered and defeated "a divine spellcaster whose patron is an evil deity and whose CR is at least equal to your character level."
Did we encounter "a named NPC who is a divine spellcaster with a good-aligned deity or a named outsider with the good subtype?"
Either way, I won't need to forego my downtime for a Faction Goal, so the Day Job roll is outside the spoiler.
Mun has a faction goal to purchase healing for another PC. If anybody needs that, either now, or in the next scenario, let me know.
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I hear the next one is tough so I don't mind playing down if no one else minds.
Updates to Haliban from leveling.
Feats gained - Improved Precise Shot and Manyshot, (Talent + another from FCB.)
Sneak Attack went up to 2d6 not that it matters much as an archer.
Bought a +2 Dex belt so Initiative is up to +8 and some of my skills got better.
And I'm replacing my alchemist fires and buying some more arrows.
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This combat scenario is perhaps the second nastiest I've come across in my PFS career, even a six player team had some difficulty at subtier 6-7 due to narrow space.
One of the first season 0 scenarios has a similar setup, fighting ghouls in a hallway. I've played and GMed it in both campaigns, and had multiple characters unconscious all but one time.