Well everyone I am a dad now. My son was born Sunday at 9:55am and was 8lbs 5oz, 20 in. long. Right now he is sleeping after lunch. I am relieved to be home with him. Well just figured I would yell it on the forums. Now if they only made Goblin onesies.
Congrats Dad!
No goblin onesies, but there is a Level 1 Human onesie out there. :)
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Well everyone I am a dad now. My son was born Sunday at 9:55am and was 8lbs 5oz, 20 in. long. Right now he is sleeping after lunch. I am relieved to be home with him. Well just figured I would yell it on the forums. Now if they only made Goblin onesies.
CONGRATS!
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Well everyone I am a dad now. My son was born Sunday at 9:55am and was 8lbs 5oz, 20 in. long. Right now he is sleeping after lunch. I am relieved to be home with him. Well just figured I would yell it on the forums. Now if they only made Goblin onesies.
Congratz!!!
Do what I did - I had four boys, one for each core class - once my party was complete, I stopped.
The wife wanted a girl, but most of them don't like D&D, so I didn't see the point.
Now that they're all old enough, I never have to leave home for a game. :D
Oh, and thanks for all the advice everyone else - I'm a Pathfinder newb and was looking into making a few initial purchases myself.
Well everyone I am a dad now. My son was born Sunday at 9:55am and was 8lbs 5oz, 20 in. long. Right now he is sleeping after lunch. I am relieved to be home with him. Well just figured I would yell it on the forums. Now if they only made Goblin onesies.
Have fun reading the monster manual to your son before bed and telling him stories about your character's adventures. Congrats, dad.
Well everyone I am a dad now. My son was born Sunday at 9:55am and was 8lbs 5oz, 20 in. long. Right now he is sleeping after lunch. I am relieved to be home with him. Well just figured I would yell it on the forums. Now if they only made Goblin onesies.
Congrats. What's the little fellow's name?
And has he gotten the hang of sleeping longer than 120 minutes yet?
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Congrats on becoming a parent!!!! Remember that anyone can sire a child, but it takes a man to be a father. I have 3 kids now and love them to death. I hope having your first young one will bring you all the joy in the world.
To answer your original question, it depends on what you want to do with your game. You can't go wrong with the Guide to Korvosa. If that is your gaming budget for a few months, I would wait for the Pathfinder Campaign Setting Hardcover coming out in August I believe. Beyond that Classic Monsters revisited was great, but more of a luxury item if you are on a tight budget. Guide to Korvosa is the type of supplement I can never get enough of. Light on crunch and heavy on fluff. Thousands of hooks and adventure ideas you can mine for your own campaign. Artwork to die for. Oh yeah and that McCartor fellow wrote it, and yes it is every bit as good as he is trying to say it is. One final product suggestion is the Compleat Encounters line. I just bought the Dark Elf Sanctum in this line and it came with 3 single piece pewter miniatures (a dark elf Priestess, a Horned Demon, and a Gate that is an artifact) as well as complete 3.5 stats for each and an encounter setup using all the above all for $15.00. So it has just tremendous bang for your buck.
Anyway, best of luck and if you need any advice on the new kid don't hesitate to ask. I've done it 3 times now and feel pretty good I finally have decent advice to share with new parents (my first two I felt like I never did feel totally comfortable I knew what I was doing).
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Thanks I have certainly been on cloud nine... and maybe a bit of the Nine Hells when he gets cranky at night. Still I am very happy with it. However I am supposed to find out within the next week if I got the new job I was trying for. If I get it I will more than double what I am bringing home right now. So I will have to find a way to slip a few Pathfinder products in.
As for the offer of advice, Thank you. At the very least if I ask it would be advice 1) I asked for and 2) isn't from my parents. (They will not leave me alone.)
Gratz on the baby and the job!
Woot! The best of both worlds: a new kid and a new job (with more money)! Congrats!