Ausk listens to the second boy, his massive hands clenched tightly. A deep breath exhales as he listens to Thistle's clever ruse. He then kneels next to the boy.
"Young one," He asks the little girl with a surprisingly soft voice. "Do you know what I am?"
A dulled-tusked grin eases across his face.
He's got a 16 charisma, they're friendly spiders.Aragog in Harry Potter was a friendly spider too. :-D
And all that fur made him extra-cuddly.
FYI...i stuck these threads in an RSS reader and now i'm getting notified when there is a new post.
This makes all the difference for me. I'm indifferent as to which forum we use now that I can see updates.
This makes all the difference for me. I'm indifferent as to which forum we use now that I can see updates.FYI...i stuck these threads in an RSS reader and now i'm getting notified when there is a new post.
Although it did take 2.25 hours for this to show up on my Reader.
"Madame, I'm sure that the quality of your care is exemplary. I humbly consider myself a good judge of one's character, and my companions should rest easy in knowing that you seem to be cut from the same cloth as myself.
At the risk of swelling Rob's head more than usual ;-), this is brilliant.
You could always just say that the youngster spilled all kinds of beans about the orphanage, and then Blunttusk can run in paladin-like and confront the hag.
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I normally keep one with me when I game. I only use it in dire circumstances (Rob's concentration check counts, in this case).
I'm fairly lax in my restrictions when it comes to the shirts, though. Players can only get one, but I will let anyone who brings a shirt give it to someone else at my table. And being lax inside our circle has been the norm (i.e., we've let people we know have shirts use them), for better or worse.
Since you can also use a character folio as a "shirt" for re-roll purposes, I don't have a big issue with it.
I'm also quite lax with the shirt reroll rules, in part because it pops up so infrequently these days. I prefer that the shirt (or folio) is present, but I don't particularly care if they're being worn/used.
While I also see Jonquet's side, which is that the whole point of the reroll is that it is a perk for advertising Pathfinder, Paizo has already received the benefit of me buying the shirt (in the form of cash money).
I do think it's a little cheese, TBH, which is why I a) never really wear the shirt and b) don't complain if that precludes me from using it.
I have never seen this encounter go well.
Hey, this is the first time that I've played it in which my character has actually gotten to take an offensive action. (And, even that's because i got healed here... ;-) )
Yep. This one always goes this way, unless someone's save-or-end-combat spell gets a lot of lousy rolls.
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Chronicle sheet can be found here.
Just add your info. I think Sarge has a day job, so you can just roll that at your leisure.
So. What's next? Godsmouth Heresy?
Never heard of it. I vote yes!
I think Sarge has a day job, so you can just roll that at your leisure.
He does, indeed.
So, an extra 10gp.
Godsmouth is fine by me.
(We should try to recruit a Cleric.)
I could make an Evangelist...
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Also, since the map is pretty big, how hard would it be to have MapTool as the map. We still RP & roll dice here. The cool thing about MapTool is that i can use the fog of war and tokens and stuff. It will be MUCH easier to do mapping.
MapTool is okay, though I'd be limited in my ability to see it at work. I have CotE at home, so I can see if I can scan the maps in and chunk them up for you.
I also think a five-person might be ideal for keeping things moving. As for recruits, I know many of the people you all do, meaning we're largely talking about the same pool. there are some who'd be good players to recruit but their availability is spotty, while some who have shown good availability aren't my favorite people with whom to play (won't name specifics on the latter, but the point stands).
I should be able to get away with Maptools at work, although, as always, there will be periods where I'm unavailable.
Would it be helpful if there was a calendar of availability so we could know when to skip people?
I use Maptools for several online "real time" games in which I play, so I'm familiar with it (and like it quite a lot). But, I'm in the same boat as Chris -- I wouldn't be able to access Maptools during weekdays, while I'm at work (fairly draconian IT policies here).
I had mentioned to Rene last week that I might have another potential player -- long-time RPG player, and a good friend of mine. He's played tons of OP stuff (RPGA, etc.), and has done a fair amount of Pathfinder (including some PFS) in the past year. His biggest issue will be if he can commit to a game. Working on him now. :-)
I just talked to one of the two people I had in mind and he's not interested at this time. I will try to touch base with the second today or tomorrow.
So, was that a firm maybe on the Evangelist?