Male human bard 3
CG Medium humanoid (human)
Init +2; Senses Perception +5
Defense
AC 17, touch 13, flat-footed 14 (+4 armor, +2 Dex, +1 dodge)
hp 13
Fort +1, Ref +5, Will +2; +4 vs. bardic performance, language dependent, and sonic
Throwing my hat in the ring. This is a pretty good game to use as "dipping your feet in the waters" so to speak. Pretty fast, and we may actually get done before GD:V if we keep posting rate up :)
Anyways, would you prefer fresh 0 xp PC's or is a "used" PC okay to use because I have a few that have not done MoFF yet :)
Whoops! That'll teach me to not double check the additional resources... No worries though, since I've never played him and he's still level 1. I'll run him as a vanilla bloodrager and perhaps rebuild him later.
Whoops! That'll teach me to not double check the additional resources... No worries though, since I've never played him and he's still level 1. I'll run him as a vanilla bloodrager and perhaps rebuild him later.
No worries, you're fine. I only noticed it because I looked at that archetype when I recently built my bloodrager. It doesn't change anything at first level so it's an easy fix.
For those of you that made it, if I could get the following information please.
Player Name:
Character Name:
PFS #:
Faction:
Day Job:
13/13 || AC 17, T 16, FF 15 || F +2 R +4 (Imp Evasion) W +6 || Perception +12 (LLV/Blind Sense 20), Stealth +14
Looking back, I'm not sure these two Archetypes stack, so I might need to make a slight change to my character, just as a head's up. I'm looking into it real fast first, but I might need to drop Separatist which grants me the Defense Domain rather than one of Sarenrae's normal ones. Right now, the only thing that would change is my saves would all go down by one and I'd swap out one spell.
Looks like we should easily wrap this up in a few days, well before Game Day starts next weekend. I will be running The Wounded Wisp for GD V, and you are all welcome to join if you would like.
As this was not only my first time GMing PbP, but also my first time with Pathfinder, I would greatly appreciate any feedback from all of you. Some of you are pretty experienced with PFS and I will take all the criticism I can. From my own perspective, I must say this was a pretty boring game to GM without much opportunity to role play. Going into it, I knew it was a straightforward dungeon crawl though, without much of a social aspect.
I think your doing a good job. You set out with a goal in mind (speed-running in this case), and it's working well. It is a shame that there's no RP opportunities in MotFF, since that's where PbP shines in my opinion, but one has to start somewhere.
The Wounded Wisp has RP aplenty, so I hope you'll cut your teeth on that one. I wont be joining though, as I have ended up in so many games for Gameday 5, and the scenario is old hat for me.
Having played through Wounded Wisp, the RP element was the main reason I choose to GM that one next. It also requires a bit more prep and has the random element to it, so I thought it would be a good challenge for me at this point.
I'm already signed up for another wounded wisp game with another character, but thanks for the invite.
I think you're doing fine with a very linear type game... like it's been said - it's not got a lot of opportunity for rp, but you're handling the combats fine.
male Human Cleric 6, HP 50/52, AC 21, T 13, FF 18, F +7, R +6, W +9, Initiative +1, Perception +7
You're doing a great job man...no complaints here! I might be talked into doing wounded wisp...i'll be lvl 2 with this toon...but shouldn't be a problem...
13/13 || AC 17, T 16, FF 15 || F +2 R +4 (Imp Evasion) W +6 || Perception +12 (LLV/Blind Sense 20), Stealth +14
You are doing a good job, and it can be difficult to get going with, especially jumping into running a play by post. I'll also say that in my opinion, MotFF is a pretty poor scenario/module all around. It doesn't have a lot of options, rp, or really much in the way of anything besides a very basic set up. It's very fast.
Some suggestions I can make, more to help out and keep things both running and interesting, even for the DM, is to try to avoid leaving too many choices up to the group as you reasonably can. In a face to face game, it only takes a few seconds for the group to make a choice with consensus if they want to try the door on the right, left, middle, etc. . . But in PbP, where everyone, including the DM is waiting around for possibly a full day just to get an answer, if the choice leads to basically an area that is "you search the room and find nothing", it's generally better to simply say that up front, and then make the choice to go the other way for everyone. If there are more than one choice left that have something to find/encounter, at least it helps to narrow it down some. Not a critic as much as advice.
On our side of things, and I mean this as a group, being more active in posting does make things more interesting, so I'll try to make a better effort at doing that. I generally hate level 1 and 2 play, as there are not a lot of options or interesting things to do, but I'll try better.
