GM Dennis
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The goblin blood is dead! The butler did it, in the hall, with the lead pipe.
Oiur
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How many PP is a vacuum/how long's it take to ship it from Alkenstar?
Day Job—Performance (percussion): 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (15) + 6 = 21
Starting Gold/PP:
531gp / 2PP
Buying:
- wand of cure light wounds - 2PP
- mwk earth breaker - 340gp
- alchemical silver heavy mace - 102gp, 8lbs, 1d8x2
- potion of cure light wounds - 50gp
- silk rope (50ft.) - 10gp, 5 lbs
- cold iron dagger - 4gp, 1lb, 1d4 19-20x2 P or S
- 506gp / 2PP spent = 340 + 102 + 50 + 10 + 4 / 2PP
Selling:
- previous earth breaker - 20gp, -14lbs
- iron pot - 4sp, -4lbs
- torches (6) - 3cp, -6 lbs on load
- 20gp 4sp 3cp gained
Final Math:
531 starting - 506 buying + 20 selling, +4sp +3cp
Remaining Gold/PP:
45gp 4sp 3cp / 0 PP
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Woot! I'm so excited for this. I'll update my stats when I get a chance. I don't have my character sheet on me today. But, I did gain a level, and a feat! And I bought a cloak of resist.
Eugressia Biogon
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Eugressia is in! No day job. She is still Level 2, but I still need to go shopping.
GM Dennis
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@Rowdy: Woah! Ranged lockpicking! That's awesome!
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Yeah!
Full disclosure: Chuck found that feat for me because he's taken equipment feats before. I was just going to take something boring like weapon focus. But Chuck was like, no, take something with more flavor! He really likes the boot tricks.
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Updated my stats!
Doug Henderson
Rowdy "The Honey Badger"Copperpelt
51995-19
Profession Gunsmith: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (16) + 5 = 21
Oiur
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oh whoops, 182256-2
Eugressia Biogon
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All right, I caught up on the accounting from the last scenario, but did not buy anything else.
Eugressia Biogon
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Eugressia is 215650-9; Scarab Sages.
GM Dennis
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Alright, I'll get us going tonight or tomorrow, I think.
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Great, thanks Dennis. I'm looking forward to it!
Oiur
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Me too!
Oiur
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Kate has helped me realize that I've totally forgotten the punctuation conventions for dialogue :p
Eugressia Biogon
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I love this party so much.
Oiur
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It's a real good'n!
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Sorry guys, the League of Legends World championships are this weekend, so I've been a little occupied. Anyone else play League? (How about that C9/Direwolves game?)
Oiur
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I played some in like 2012-2013, but competitive games were too stressful and most folks pretty rude. I do play a little Heroes of the Storm, though!
GM Dennis
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Also, average die rolls!? Pancakes, Dennis, the RAWers are coming! :p
I think average-out-of-combat is one of those regional variation things. It seems to be the norm in our area, maybe as a time-saver, since a lot of our stores run four-hour slots. It's interesting to see those things in PbP, where you're often playing with folks from other areas.
I ran into that in one of my first PbP games which included a big argument about to what extent you should track trail rations. Most of the players were from regions that had one norm, the GM was from a region that had another. HMM had to step in and play peacemaker.
Oiur
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Average is fine by me! My very limited PFS experience is that everything "should" be finicky by the book, so I was just surprised to see average on the table.
What was the trail rations argument? Just "you should track them" vs "who cares?"
Oiur
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Oh, and in the case of a single die roll like CLW, would you round up or down?
GM Dennis
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I've always taken it as average on a d8=4.5, so average on 1d8+1 is 5.5, which like everything else in PF rounds down to 5.
That was pretty much the gist of the trail ration argument. The GM suddenly decided to audit trail rations, at a point where he would also not allow us to buy them, and then snottily said "if you don't have enough we'll talk about the starvation rules" (granted, this is my view of it, from one side of the argument). It was a table full of very experienced PFS players/GMs, and he started lecturing us about it. It came down to a difference in how various regions deal with rations, which Hmm was nice enough to mediate.
In general, trail rations are one of the things that gets put by the wayside around here, in interest of time. If you only have 4 hours to get through a scenario, do you really want to spend part of that doing a careful accounting of 1/2 gp trail rations, or would you rather have time for the scenario elements?
Here's the link if you want to read the discussion (Mongo DePon is me):
http://paizo.com/campaigns/PFS0816GMDinketryAndTheHouseOfHarmoniousWisdom/d iscussion&page=6
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Average of 1d8+1=5.50; in Pathfinder you always round down, so 5.
That's the way I always thought of it, at least.
I've been playing for a year in the Bay Area and had to think about trail rations maybe one time. Lots of missions seem to take a day, auto-include your rations and a way to transport them, etc. I've never had to account for them at a table, but I do include them on my characters for the sake of honesty (much like water skins and winter blankets) (and for fear of getting audited by a rules-strict GM at a bad time).
GM Dennis
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Yeah, I do the same. Every character carries a few days travel rations, and it barely ever comes up. I think I've given rations to NPCs more than had my PC consume them. 1/2 gp is so little in the scheme of things that it just doesn't seem worth spending time on. I hear things are done differently elsewhere, though.
Eugressia Biogon
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You carry trail rations so that when you come across a guard dog, you can give them food for a bonus on your handle animal check.
Oiur
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Might work for Irp, too!
Doug Henderson
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OMG Dennis, and Pirate Rob was in that pbp too?!
No one wants to waste time micromanaging that stuff. But I have been at a table where GM challenged players on their encumbrance. And we had to go around the table and justify how we were able to carry our stuff. I almost left the table. It was tedious and painful, and quite frankly not the kind of GM I want to play with. (This was not at Endgame btw.)
GM Dennis
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I think they were acting within their regional paradigm; it's their table as GM and they can enforce that stuff as they see fit. It just came across as kinda condescending and unnecessarily harsh in how they dealt with our different expectations around that stuff.
Oiur
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Yeah, each group's got its paradigms. We're all entitled to our $0.20, and exceptionally well-crafted jokes.
Oiur
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We're going to see Fleet Foxes in concert tonight, so I'll be unavailable from around 4:00 PM Pacific 'til tomorrow morning. I think Oiur's pretty straightforward at this level, and I trust y'all's decision making if you need to dictate their actions!
Oiur
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TIME TO GIVE SOME RATIONS TO A "DOG"
Eugressia Biogon
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It's what rations are for!
Oiur
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(I fist pumped IRL at this golden opportunity)
Rowdy Copperpelt
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It's so funny how that all came together!
Eugressia Biogon
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I swear I didn't read the scenario! That just comes up sometimes!
Oiur
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just gonna reiterate that I really enjoy play by post
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Hey Kate, do you have that occult cantrip to make corpses talk? I think it has a low chance of working and it might not be thematic for your character, but it may be useful and fun in this scenario!
Oiur
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Grave words! That'd be interesting, never seen anyone use it!
GM Dennis
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So, that cantrip temporarily turns a corpse into Foul Ole Ron, then.
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Yeah, that's the one!
Oiur
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Leaving for meatspace game in ~10 minutes, feel free to do Oiur things!
Eugressia Biogon
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Sadly, I don't have that one, and my amnesiac spell slot doesn't work for 0-level spells!
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Oh well, it was just an idea!
Rowdy Copperpelt
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Irp picks up the hand and flies over to Ibb, dropping it over his head.
Yes! Shenanigans!
Oiur
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I don't see a new map for this current encounter. I'm down with theatre of the mind, but wanted to double check!