We're mostly done, just dotting the i's and crossing the t's now. I have been really slow finishing up the mission due to real life interfering the last few days.
Sorry Tal, I really don't know enough about the faction heads to RP them much. :)
Scenario 2 has been reported.
Chronicle sheets are here.
All chronicle sheets will be updated for everyone who completes part 3 with the full prestige rewards.
Ice, if you complete part 3 some other time, please send me a scan (or phone pic or whatever) of a chronicle sheet and I'll increase your rewards for parts 1 and 2 as well. If you pick a faction, let me know and I'll set that as well, since right now everybody but Jake's prestige are marked for Grand Lodge (everyone else will pick at the end of part 3).
I'll try to get part 3 started sometime Monday.
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Is Dreng or Torch going to pony (pun intended) up the cash for a sweet ride, or are we using our good 'ol ten toes?
And...what's it cost to make an item Masterwork again - is it 300?
Edit: scratch that; Jake - I think you just did that, and you payed the full purchase price of the MW item, but got back 1/2 of the cost of your original weapon, right?
Karzak's goin for a swim.
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You keep using Flurry of Blows, but I do not think it does what you think it does.
I wouldn't normally bring this up, but this is PFS, and things are a bit stricter.
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I found that thread interesting. For the zen archer, I think it is still as written for the zen archer archetype. The Paizo ruling from that thread as written would eliminate zen archers as a viable class.
Zen archer section - flurry of bows works with arrows from your bow. New ruling it counts a two weapon fighting. Both together mean you need four hands to be a zen archer. Kind of crazy.
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There is also the problem of the Zen Archer, which clearly does not work with these rules (or rather, it clearly, as its intent, violates these rules).
Whatever the final ruling winds up being...I think this statement from Jason implies that Zen Archers are an exception to the rule. For now, at least...
Zen Archer rules clearly state that they flurry with a bow. That supercedes any changes that are made to monks.
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Enjoy! Have fun with the wonderfully winding and confusingly-named streets. :)
LOL...I grew up near Boston so getting around isn't usually a problem for me. (although living in New Hampshire for a few years has dulled my edge a little bit.) Luckily I'll be on foot for most of the day so I won't need to worry about all those one-way streets!
BTW Friday afternoon I will be leaving for a weekend of sea kayak training down at a nuclear-heated lake (no kidding). I might be able to post in the evenings, we shall see.
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Tal has faced a giant spider, a cunning skulk, a band of roving thugs and a giant cat that could peel his face back and screech like a banshee. He came out of each battle virtually unscathed.
Yet, while wrapped in a winter coat and huddled around a burning stove within the shelter of a well built wagon with companions who have decent survival skills, he loses five hit points.
Perhaps I stubbed my toe hopping back in the wagon?
The survivalists were able to scrap together cold weather gear for anyone willing to wear them. The bonus from any form of cold gear including that stacks with the regular bonus from survival that they got everyone as well as bonuses for being in the wagon.
Karzak: I missed that you didn't post hours 3-8. The 1d3 for disease onset that I rolled is actually completely seperate from the leeches (OOC, it is from falling and inhaling the miasma). Go ahead and roll your other 6 hours of acrobatics etc.
Sorry about the long breaks guys. I will try to set the next scene sometime tonight. I realize there's only so much RP you can do when I stop reacting. :)
The last PbP PFS level 1 module I was a player in also had a snapjaw, except I think his boss had buffed him or something, because he had an AC of at least 20 and hit a lot harder than this. It almost took us out, and we weren't even debuffed like this.
Well, maybe not bail ME out, since I was the Jory of that party, and thus shooting things from comfortably far away. :) But those unlucky melee types were pretty bit up.
It is disabled but not dead.
Entangle is a pretty damn badass level 1 spell.
No worries Nestor....continue drinking your tea. We've got this.
While Nester is not completely defenseless, he is lacking in a ranged weapon, and I don't want to deal with GMpcing him in situations where he's arguably useless and you guys are handling things just fine without help. For now, I recommend we just play it off as him not being able to move effectively given his existing mobility issues and the entanglement. He's really intended to be a skillbot for this module, but he's not completely useless in a fight.