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Intro:
For your check-in post the following:
Player Name/Alias:
Character Name:
PFS Character Number:
A/B/C:
Level:
Perception:
Faction Slot and current Rep:
Downtime activity and any rolls:
Your "Class/Level" entry should have: HP, Armor Class, Saves, Perception
Please fill out your Perception and any other common Initiatives on slide 2
As for slide 3 put in your modifier for any skill you will want to have rolled for a secret "Recall Knowledge"
Looks like we have:
Cleric
Alchemist/Barbarian
Barbarian
Fighter
Sorcerer
And the player I'm replacing was a Monk.
Since we have healing and fighting, should I bring Merisiel? Or Lem? Open to other suggestions, too.
Will do!
Player: Nefreet
Character: Merisiel Pregen
PFS ID#: 66548-2005
A/B/C: Forlorn Elf, Criminal, Rogue
Level: 1
Perception: +6 (Trap Finder)
Faction: Horizon Hunters (0 Reputation)
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As a rule, when someone asks, "Should I bring ROGUE or X?" I always pick ROGUE. I can't tell you how many scenarios I've been in that were unnecessarily hard because we didn't have a rogue.
LOL. In fact, it looks like among the three tables, Merisiel is the only rogue.
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The perfect Pregen for this scenario is Harsk , but I didn't want to select my own Pregen because of my prior knowledge.
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Those are her wedding daggers!!
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Player Name/Alias: Crunch
Character Name: Yaegren Goldflask
PFS Character Number: 150618-2009
A/B/C: Dwarf (Strong-Blooded) / Detective / Alchemist
Level: 2
Perception: +6 (darkvision)
Faction Slot and current Rep: Grand Archive / 16 (2 in Horizon Hunters)
Downtime activity and any rolls:
I'll take an Owlbear Claw as my school item.
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@GM: I just made some last minute changes to my character. His Background is now Emissary instead of Field Medic.
The only things it changes are a couple of my skills and my background feat (Multilingual). My dayjob was Medicine, but I'll just change it to Religion, which has the same bonus.
Thanks.
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Heh, my Fighter/DivineSorcerer is also an Emissary!
It just pairs well if you're looking to be sociable, and languages are hard to come by.
Yeah, it was too painful having a character from Qadira that didn't speak Kelish.
This one is going to dip a couple of feats into Champion, eventually pick up a domain.
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If Rufous hits and deals damage, then we'll know they're evil.
It's the "Smite first, ask questions later" strategy ^_^
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Should I not attack them?@ Rufous Redfire "...he points two fingers at one of the fire wolves."
Remember that while setting things on fire is unusual for animals we have not yet identified what these are or that they are evil.
Actually I might be misunderstanding something here. I thought Divine Lance only did damage to opposite aligned creatures but all it says is that the Damage is aligned. So I guess it is better then I thought.
My apologies.
You were correct. The spell deals Good damage, and therefore gains the Good Trait.
Weapons and effects keyed to a particular alignment can deal chaotic, evil, good, or lawful damage. These damage types apply only to creatures that have the opposing alignment trait. Chaotic damage harms only lawful creatures, evil damage harms only good creatures, good damage harms only evil creatures, and lawful damage harms only chaotic creatures.
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It can only damage creatures of the opposite alignment.
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Right but I thought it could only damage creatures of the opposite alignment. Apparently that is not the case. It isn't a great cantrip but it isn't as narrow as I thought.
No, you were correct. Divine Lance only damages evil creatures for me. I did not know that before you brought this up. Nefreet has quoted the rule. My thanks to both of you.
I have played this twice before.
I think I've played this version before, because my first time didn't have the camp, but my second time did.
Both had fire-breathing wolves at the beginning, but different end bosses.
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@GM: I am very confused about this combat. How many rounds have there been?
Trig and Merisiel got the jump on the cats/skeletons, so they should have had one more round of actions than the rest of us.
Muzzo, Yaegren, and Rufous have all taken 3 rounds of actions. Grimm has taken only 2. Merisiel has taken 4, which I think is correct. Trig has taken 3, but I think that is 1 short.
But Rufous is now marked as having already gone.
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@Trig, Yes. For the most part unless the action would be really out of character for that god then i see no reason. (For the most part it is the Evil gods you cant follow in PFS anyway)
Also:
So we are coming to the end here. Go ahead and check your information. I will start working on chronicles and have them ready in the next day or so.
If you have not done your down time rolls, do them now.
Looks like Merisiel's Day Job crit earns 1.6gp
After I posted that sign-in I GMed a couple games, so this will now be her 3rd Chronicle.
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Grabbed just makes you flatfooted and immobilized, and forces you to pass a DC5 flat save to do any manipulate action
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As a single action, you can try to Escape. This can be an unarmed attack roll, Acrobatics check, or Athletics check. When it's being used against a grab, it's opposed by their Athletics DC. It does have the attack trait, just in case you try to Strike later in the turn.
Critical Success: You get free and remove the grabbed, immobilized, and restrained conditions imposed by your chosen target. You can then Stride up to 5 feet.
Success: You get free and remove the grabbed, immobilized, and restrained conditions imposed by your chosen target.
Critical Failure: You don’t get free, and you can’t attempt to Escape again until your next turn.
Everything looks good! Thank you for GMing!