Sorry if I'm putting ya on the spot Henric. I just thought it'd be a good way to get back into character and give Kiley and Henric a chance to bond a little.
Oh, and this should eb the final version of Kiley for level 3. I forgot I was going to put some ranks in bluff.
Random Link of the Day: My head canon for Stryn now. ;)
No worries. Guess we have to start back somewhere. ;)
Also just want to get this loot squared away. Hopefully we'll have some cash to spend, since we're back in town.
What do you want to do with the Eyes of the Eagle?
Stryn was using them here.
Right! Forgot about that. I'll just keep them in his care. :)
I'm just trying to sort out this loot sheet. Pretty sure Stryn was managing it previously.
Looks like it's setup so that whatever someone claims, they 'pay back' the others what would have been the value of the item from their share...?
Does this sound correct?
Some of the math it's doing is far beyond me. :p
Honestly, if you just want to total up everything you're selling and then divide the final amount by 4, I'm fine with that.
Then we can just start with a clean slate once the new people come in.
Maybe throw in the wand of Cure Light Wounds too. It is very handy, after all. I kept track of its charges of which there are 11 left. Best of luck to you all, guys, and have fun. This is me signing off.
Thanks Hal! Take care of yourself!
Okay Kiley. We each get 2715 gp, 7 sp, 5 cp.
Spend 'em if you got 'em. :)
I left the potions and the alchemical items in the loot sheet, so if you want any of them, just let me know.
I'm also keeping a separate tally of the group share, as well as Stryn's Share.
Bye Hal. I wish you luck and happy gaming wherever you go. Hopefully we'll get to play in another game together. :)
Thanks for handling that, Henric. I'll try to remember to look over them and see if there's anything that Kiley would want.
And Woo! I know what I'm getting my mitts on, though saving up for Mithral chain does sound appealing...
So GM is aware. Once they have a bit of time to do so, Henric is going to invest some money into his staff and armored coat. Buying a MW (Darkwood) quarterstaff, and enchanting the armored coat to +1.
As long as that's okay with you, of course.
He may also see what else the market has to offer. :)
Is the armored coat already masterwork? I'm fine with you doing all this purchasing before you next head out.
Sorry.. no. I had to rebuy for MW. :p
Wait... I know that it's been a while, but I don't remember a Maximus....
That's the name I wound up giving the donkey. It was that or Busby. We just keep forgetting about the poor thing as it hauls our stuff.
Oh yeah... LOL!
Hello all! Which would you folks prefer, the oracle or the shaman? I think the oracle has the least amount of overlap with everyone else in the group, but I'm open either way.
I'd say play which ever one suites you best, but I'd also agree with less overlap.
I'm good either way. Hard to go wrong with either one of them. I'm just here to tank and keep y'all alive :D
Whichever you pick we will *Tim Gunn voice* "Make it work, Pathfinders."
Thanks for picking me, too, dears :D
Hello! I say go with whichever you want to play. Less overlap means more opportunities to shine, sure, but some overlap means we can double up on stuff.
Reporting for (voluntary) duty! :)
When each of you new players are ready to be introduced, let me know.
Ready whenever anyone else is.
Also ready!
Just a heads up. Power is out where I live thanks to Zeta. Power lines are down near where I live, so will probably not be able to post for a few days.
Yuck. Sorry to hear that!
Oh no D: stay safe!
Good news, everryone's safe and the lights are back on at my house. :D
Bad news, an old live oak that I used to play around in my aunt's yard is gonna be coming down. It split in the middle and took out the lines leading to my grandmother's house and it's rotten through the middle. We knew it would have to come down sooner rather than later, but it's still a sad thing to see.
I'll catch up with the game in a moment. Hopefully I'm not too sleep deprived and can make a coherent post.
That's too bad, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope everything gets sorted out soon.
It will. I don't think the town where I live had too much damage.
That said, I didn't realize there was half a tree over the road I normally thank that was only being help up by some powerlines and a few bits still attached to the other half. I drove under it yesterday and when I saw it today, well, I was glad that it didn't fall on my care while I was navigating around some branches it'd dropped.
Hi GM Phntm888!
For planning purposes and campaigns-juggling, just wondering if you could provide an estimate to campaign start?
Thank you very much!
Regards,
PDK/Esmaralda
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I'm going to post a summary of where we are today, then bring the party together (cross-posted here and in Discord).
Okay, Kiley's shopping is done. I sold her bow, greatsword, gladius, planson, and chainshirt before getting masterwork versions of everything, except the chainshirt which she got in mithral. I also sold the black leather armor, as stylish as it was, because the mithral shirt is just better and it wasn't particularly nice, and I couldn't see Kiley hanging on to it.
One more change. I've added Maximus and moved the gear he's carrying to him in HeroLab. Poor guy, everybody keeps forgetting about him, so I figured I'd get him added in the hopes of remembering he exists more often.
That said, if anyone has anything they'd like to add to his name, I'm all ears, the more pretentious, the better. I've already thought about changing his name to Equinius Maximus.
I'm going to move us along. If anyone wants to do any other shopping, just post what you're purchasing here in Discussion.
I can't add a column to the sheet for Camellia (sorry), since it's protected, so if you claim anything from the loot table, just make a note of it in the item name column. Once Dak's back, I'll have Dak add the column.
I think I've done all the shopping that I need.
Let's get this crazy train going. :)
All aboard!
(Ready to go here I think.)
Sorry guys: I'm on a big project until Tuesday. I'll catch up with the thread around Wednesday. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Feel free to both Esmaralda.
Heal stick, anyone? tactics-wise, if the bad guys are sentient, she'll try diplomacy, and use Charm Hex to push them in the friendly zone if they need a nudge. Other than that she has inspire courage and a weird assortment of spells that don't do any damage or won't tip the scale in a battle, so heal stick would be a good backup for her to use on you guys.
There is a wand of CLW in the loot sheet with 11 charges left. You are welcome to claim that one for use. :)
Ok cool. That way she has something to do when the eventual fertilizing material hits the proverbial fan! :)
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I like Ira. She's feisty!
Sorry for the holdup. Good to go.
A reminder that unnamed enemy NPCs die at 0 HP.
Thank you GM! I was not aware of this! I've always treated enemies on the map with the normal rules i.e. death at minus CON. Just for my own GM knowledge (in other games) would you care to point me to that rule? I'd like to read up on it. Thanks!
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I believe this is a house rule, not a normal one, Esmaralda.
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It's more like an agreed unspoken rule.
I don't think that it's written anywhere, but most GMs (that I know of) seem to agree on it.
I'm fine with it generally, though it does have some mechanical effects. For example, if a type of enemy has a death throes or explodes etc... when they die, they suddenly become much, much more dangerous as you cannot drop them without them exploding in your face. In my tyrant's grasp game, that ruling was the difference between our group potentially TPKing or not.
I think as long as we do not enforce that ruling for enemies with such abilities, we would be fine, though.
Ok thanks for confirming; I'm fine with whatever makes the GM's job easier!
It's more like an agreed unspoken rule.
I don't think that it's written anywhere, but most GMs (that I know of) seem to agree on it.
In the game I run, if they're humanoids or humanoid adjacent (giant/monstrous humanoids/many magical beasts), I let them be saved if they're in a city or something like that, and a player asks. Otherwise I don't think about it.