TAS's GD6 Wounded Wisp (Inactive)

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Raibert shrugs and goes back to chopping wood.

Profession Lumberjack: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (4) + 9 = 13

Rerolling with gm stars

Profession Lumberjack: 1d20 + 9 + 5 ⇒ (8) + 9 + 5 = 22

And, without further ado, here are your Chronicle sheets! Thanks to everyone for accepting and giving me a warm welcome as a replacement, and I hope everyone had fun! I'll be closing the thread in a few days, let me know if you can access the sheets all right.

Thank you very much

Thank you!

All fine with the sheet.

xD

Many thanks!

Thank you so much.

I know everything started rocky, but if anyone woukd like to critique or discuss how I ran things, but the good and the bad, I'd like to hear it.

One - semi-little thing - is that I do not think you should run a PFS scenario without using the classic maps, since it is a rather tactical game where placing is important.
I have nothing at all against Mind's Eye Theater, and run/play many fights in The One Ring, Amber, WoD in that manner. It's just that it does not really work for this system.

Yeah, that is my strongest suggestion for the PFS scenarios especially in PbP. Using the maps. Not having that constant communication makes it more difficult to feel out the situation per theatre of the mind. I enjoy using it from time to time in homebrew campaigns but the structure of PFS is a bit different.

I can only say for my side, you are so used to maps, especially as it is quite easy to get them, that I was sometimes quite confused how to act. Mind eyes theater is for PBP very very difficult, especially as you have the problem with flanking and AOO and reach weapons.

For a first time I think you did well. There are always things to improve, I have like 12 scenarios and I am still learning how to do things.