Discussion is up.
No problem - I have invited a player from another game to fill our 4th slot, since I haven't heard from Paladin of Baha-Who. If he does turn up, we'll just run with 5.
I'll have my new character statted up and running tonight. Gnome Alchemist OK?
Can you remind me - are you on Eastern US time?
That's the story of my life! In my last 5 table games I've rolled a 20 on an attack twice - once the creatures was dead anyway, the other was a miss due to low-light percentile fun.
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When I GM, I always roll miss chances first, unless rolling a low number on an attack results in some other event such as a misfire or broken weapon. It's a lot more fun for the player when I say, "*roll* Ok, don't bother rolling the 20 because your shot goes wide due to the fog," than "Sorry, your natural 20 missed anyway because of fog."
So Maptool is not letting me drag and drop .png files copied from the scenario pdf. Wondering if it's because I'm on my Mac at home. Will take suggestions or try PC at work Monday morning. Sorry for the delay!
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Ok I wanted to hash out the rules for this beforehand. Johann hasn't yet prepared new extracts for today, so I can take 15 mins to prepare two reduce person extracts, and use my mutagen to boost my dex for 10 mins. Tiny creatures, per the rules, use Dex instead of Str to climb. After taking off armor, climb will be at +4. Will taking 10 on the climb get me there?
DC on this climb is only 10 anyway.
Well guys, life happens, and sometime it requires us to make tough choices. To put it simply I can no longer maintian the high post volume needed to get us through another session so quickly. We could start First Steps II, but we have only about three weeks before it's retired. If we were playing at "normal" speed, we'd need 4-5 weeks to complete it.
I have a few options: one, we can just disband the group when this scenario ends (which I'd like to wrap up today). Two, I can merge group A and group B to work on a scenario at a slower pace. With only 6 slots and 8 players, I would need volunteers to drop out. The thrid choice would be that I am willing to run another scenario for each group. The pace of this will be much slower if I'm going to run 2 groups - probably a six week time frame.
Please post back with your thoughts/opinions on these options. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but I need to foucs much more time on work and family commitments. Thanks!
Walter, I just need your PFS character number, which you provided in your profile. I will fill out both an online and a paper report for our game. The paper report is called a Chronicle Sheet. I will e-mail you a copy which you will want to retain ina safe place. It is the official record of the Xp and Prestige your character has gained in Society play. If you ever take your character into antoher game, especially at a table, you may need to present these sheets to the GM for review to ensure that your character is still legal for play.
Thanks everyone for working to make this game a success! I had fun running it, even with a few hiccups here and there. Would any of you be interested in continuing on to another scenario, again at a somewhat slower pace than this one?
To answer Johann's question, I think the scenario must finish before retirement to count. With four seasons of scenarios available, there are a lot of good level 1-2 adventures, though.
I will be opening up a recruitment thread - please check in there if you'd like to join in another game with me, and I apologize that I can't maintain this heavy posting level - We did this in less than 3 weeks, which is really awesome!
Johann, Muteki - i need your PFS numbers, please.
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Thanks, DM! Johann is # 42641-3. So that you can include it on the Chronicle Sheet, here is my Day Job (You other guys should do this too, it's free money!)
I will be up for another, slower-paced adventure. It frequently felt rushed during this one. First steps part 1 might be an option if part 2 is not. I have played part 2 with a different character before so I'm not missing it entirely.