Welcome back!
Hey EF, I would be down to play again. I would have to run a pregen again as my main guy Cole is in tier but I play him pretty regularly So don't wana tie him up
Yep, I'm fine with pregens.
The gameplay is open for dotting as well. Looking for at least two more players before we get started.
Sorry for the delay you two. I put up a recruitment yesterday but haven't gotten any takers yet. If you know of anyone who might be interested go ahead and invite them. I'm ready to go as soon as we get four players.
Ok, once i get the all-clear from Junichiro I'll get us moving then!
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I think I've only seen the level 1 druid pregen used once at GenCon. It didn't seem too bad, but then again the problems don't start to show up until the level 7s. I've never heard anything bad about the druid though and animal companions certainly don't hurt.
I will be visiting my brother for his birthday tomorrow and moving back to Bloomington on Sunday (GMing Reign of Winter that night) so updates may be slow for the rest of the weekend.
Yep, sorry about that. It just has the DC listed next to it and I forgot that there is delay before the save actually happens.
Also..you don't have to make the save (or even take the negative lvl) unless the slam actually hit, right? Since I don't think a 16 will have hit Junichiro to start with
Correct, the slam has to hit first. But I always type everything at once to minimize editing; it's far easier on my end to just type it all out at once than to click preview after typing each attack roll, then double-checking everyone's AC, etc, then rolling damage, etc. If an attack doesn't hit just ignore the damage and everything else associated with it.
People tend to make wild shaping more complicated than it is and I've seen GM's do it completely wrong (by just handing the player a bestiary and saying 'choose'.
First of all, realize that all of your gear will meld into you and you won't have access to it. You retain the bonuses of everything (cloak of resistance, etc) except armor (unless that armor has the wild enchantment, which I doubt). Next, take your ability scores and alter as per beast shape II. So if you want to become a tiny animal, give yourself +4 Dex, -2 Str, and +1 natural armor. If you want to become Large, give yourself +4 Str, -2 Dex, and +4 natural armor.
In addition, you gain some of the abilities of that animal (but not all). You only gain the following abilities and only if that animal has that ability: climb 60', fly 60' (good maneuverability), swim 60', darkvision 60', low-light vision, scent, grab, pounce, and trip.
If the animal has any other special abilities, attacks, spell-like abilities, etc, you do not gain those abilities.
You also can not speak while in wild shape. Normally you can't cast spells either but someone was smart and gave Lini the feat Natural Spell, which means she can cast spells while wild-shaped. Caster druids tend to become progressively smaller animals simply for the defensive bonuses although there are plenty of options depending on what you want to do.
This is the last fight and it's going pretty quickly so far. Could everyone please post their PFS numbers and make a Day Job roll if you have one? Thanks!
No worries. I imagine we'll be finishing up soon anyways.
Chronicles have been sent out and game will be reported in a few minutes. Let me know if you have any problems.
I'll be closing this campaign down later today but pay attention to the Flaxseed Lodge and update the spreadsheet. I'll probably be starting another game later this week.