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Awesome!
We're currently running through Rise of the Runelords at the moment in our fortnightly Pen and Paper game.
Sadly my halfling Barbarian Big John Lonnigan met his end while trying to battle Malfeshnekor a little earlier than we should have.
My new Magus, Ariadne deSernos isn't doing too badly so far though, so hopefully she'll be around for a while to come.
On another note:
I love that you have a Paladin of Desna in your new party. I had a Paladin of Desna as my very first PbP character and after the huge arguments on the Boards over whether or not it was legal to be a Paladin of a Deity who wasn't Lawful Good/Neutral I'm overjoyed to see you embracing it. :)
Also, Sabriel is one of my favourite character names, as you can see by the fact that my 4th PbP character was named Sabriel (amongst a number of others over the years). :D
You know what makes this post really cool...LEGOS!
and the lego style of
knights of the round table came to mind at seeing this.
We're the pathfinders.....
Is that a Goblin Skull Bomb in Jamek's hand?
Congratulations to the group on their success! No casualties though?
I've been really tempted to start using Legos for our minis ... and this post makes me want to use them even more ;)
I am excited to hear that it took three years. I was beginning to believe I ran the slowest RotRL campaign. ( year and a half and we are just in middle of Fortress of Stone Giants. ) It will be an exhuberant time for all, when we finish this set.
Greg
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I am excited to hear that it took three years. I was beginning to believe I ran the slowest RotRL campaign. ( year and a half and we are just in middle of Fortress of Stone Giants. ) It will be an exhuberant time for all, when we finish this set.
Greg
Don't despair. We're running at about the same rate of speed. Just passed two years playing (six-month interlude due to deployment) and the party is currently hunkered down outside Jorgenfist wondering why the gods think fortresses full of big monsters are so cool.
Don't despair. We're running at about the same rate of speed. Just passed two years playing (six-month interlude due to deployment) and the party is currently hunkered down outside Jorgenfist wondering why the gods think fortresses full of big monsters are so cool.
WOO HOOO! Awesome! That actually does make me feel lots better. :P thanks!
I am excited to hear that it took three years. I was beginning to believe I ran the slowest RotRL campaign. ( year and a half and we are just in middle of Fortress of Stone Giants. ) It will be an exhuberant time for all, when we finish this set.
Greg
Not slow. We are actually still running Shackled City - almost finished, but I've got e-mails dating back to December of 2006 from this campaign.
stuff ...
Hey, another one! I was beginning to think I was the only Charter Superscriber out there.
Don't despair. We're running at about the same rate of speed. Just passed two years playing (six-month interlude due to deployment) and the party is currently hunkered down outside Jorgenfist wondering why the gods think fortresses full of big monsters are so cool.
I'm running my group through D1 Crown of the Kobold King.
Game one ran for only about four hours. They dealt with exactly two rooms and one hallway.
They're a bit disorganized :)
WOO HOOO! Awesome! That actually does make me feel lots better. :P thanks!
Don't despair. We're running at about the same rate of speed. Just passed two years playing (six-month interlude due to deployment) and the party is currently hunkered down outside Jorgenfist wondering why the gods think fortresses full of big monsters are so cool.
My RotRL campaign will be 3 years if it makes it to March. The group is currently assaulting the pinnacle of avarice, so I maybe able to wrap them up next month I hope.
Great campaign to start out the AP line. After I read it, I knew I wanted to run it, and it was what finally got my group to switch from 1e AD&D to 3.5.
Darn, when I saw the photo I was expecting the announcement of a new Lego Pathfinder line--maybe with Lego versions of the iconics! I have been very tempted to drag out the old Lego box and make lego versions of my players' characters. It may well happen...
Well, with the additions of "child legs", trolls (orcs), dwarves, skelotal horses, and tons of new weapons over the last few years, and the recent elf minifig in assortment 3, lego has tons of stuff to make RPGing work.
I haven't tried it in PF yet, but we used legos for our last Mekton Empire campaign, Legends of the Ancient World/ TFT and some cyberpunk too. (Some of the bionicle minis heads work great for odd monsters like lizardmen and so on.)
Might be worth using Legos for the next PF game....
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EDIT - I'm thinking this should be a new thread... :)
http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/paizoPublishing/pathfinder/adventurePa th/kingmaker/meetTheHeroesOfTheGnarlmarchOneTinyCreatureSpoiler&page=1# 0
Recently my wife and I sat down and made Lego minis for our group. Mainly cause it seemed like our characters were dying faster than we could paint new minis. :-/
So, introducing....
Tilith - Elven Bard of no actually notoriety, other than in his own mind. Oh, and and recently ensorcelled and slain by a female Fey.
Caradoc - Human Fighter trained in offensive sword and shield tactics. Recently ensorcelled and slain by a female Fey.
Ingra - Dwarven Paladin of Angradd, somehow ensorcelled by a female Fey?! And then killed by said female Fey.
Kazgrym - Dwarven Cleric of Angradd, hence the greataxe, and recently slain by a female Fey?!
Lumpy - Earth Elemental, frequently summoned by Kazgrym, but not when facing the female Fey. (Lumpy insists he could have saved them all if he had been there.)
And for those of you who would prefer a picture, I introduce the Hero's of the Gnarlmarch
Darn, when I saw the photo I was expecting the announcement of a new Lego Pathfinder line--maybe with Lego versions of the iconics! I have been very tempted to drag out the old Lego box and make lego versions of my players' characters. It may well happen...Well, with the additions of "child legs", trolls (orcs), dwarves, skelotal horses, and tons of new weapons over the last few years, and the recent elf minifig in assortment 3, lego has tons of stuff to make RPGing work.
I haven't tried it in PF yet, but we used legos for our last Mekton Empire campaign, Legends of the Ancient World/ TFT and some cyberpunk too. (Some of the bionicle minis heads work great for odd monsters like lizardmen and so on.)
Might be worth using Legos for the next PF game....
LEGOs and Mekton and Pathfinder - I thoroughly approve :D
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I actually do use lego for my d&d games. Over the years there has been quite a lot of fantasy stuff released, especially with all the movie ties ins like harry potter and prince of persia. I started using it about 4 years ago.
You can get all sorts of things like beards, wizard hats, cloaks, backpacks, horses, crossbows, pole arms, breast plates, visor helms etc. I even have several tiny little animals for familiars and stuff (Bat, snake, raven, parrot and pseudo-dragon). There is also thousands of heads with different faces to customise your character.
There is nothing better than being able to change your mini up when they switch weapons or something happens to them. For example my monk died in one campaign and then got returned as an intelligent undead monk. So I pulled off his head and put on a pale white skeleton head with glowing red eyes (the one you can see in the photo above).
If wotc or paizo and lego came together and did a line of actual rpg lego sets someone somewhere is going to make a lot of money.
Hey, another one! I was beginning to think I was the only Charter Superscriber out there.
Nah, plenty of us out there - just look for the Golem Glow!
Don't despair. We're running at about the same rate of speed. Just passed two years playing (six-month interlude due to deployment) and the party is currently hunkered down outside Jorgenfist wondering why the gods think fortresses full of big monsters are so cool.
My RotRL ran 6 weeks shy of 3 years, and that was with a slight rush at the end.
I actually do use lego for my d&d games. Over the years there has been quite a lot of fantasy stuff released, especially with all the movie ties ins like harry potter and prince of persia. I started using it about 4 years ago.
You can get all sorts of things like beards, wizard hats, cloaks, backpacks, horses, crossbows, pole arms, breast plates, visor helms etc. I even have several tiny little animals for familiars and stuff (Bat, snake, raven, parrot and pseudo-dragon). There is also thousands of heads with different faces to customise your character.
There is nothing better than being able to change your mini up when they switch weapons or something happens to them. For example my monk died in one campaign and then got returned as an intelligent undead monk. So I pulled off his head and put on a pale white skeleton head with glowing red eyes (the one you can see in the photo above).
If wotc or paizo and lego came together and did a line of actual rpg lego sets someone somewhere is going to make a lot of money.
Have you tried using any of the props from Arealight, brickarms, Little Armory, or Brickforge? some of the weapons, armor, and accessories fr Lego are AMAZING.
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Hmmm... Well I may just have to jump on the bandwagon for the Legos. I used to have tons on them when I was a kid. Wonder if the parents kept any of them? Oh and yes, my RotRL campaign is also going very slow. We started back in September and next week we start cleaning up after the Swallowtail Festival. Needless to say, real life kinda took over the game for quite a while.
CEO
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I'll give another +1 to Roy's suggestion.
Also, in case Lisa reads this lol: Lisa, if you had a regular blog about your Kingmaker or whatever game you run next, Id read it, lol.
Hyrum is helping me co-GM our Kingmaker campaign, and with him now running the blog, I expect that our Kingmaker campaign might show up a time or three. :)
-Lisa
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I'll give another +1 to Roy's suggestion.
Also, in case Lisa reads this lol: Lisa, if you had a regular blog about your Kingmaker or whatever game you run next, Id read it, lol.
Hyrum is helping me co-GM our Kingmaker campaign, and with him now running the blog, I expect that our Kingmaker campaign might show up a time or three. :)
-Lisa
Co-GMing, how will that work I wonder?