I made the same mistake (not putting the name in the body) because I assumed the Official Rules were the official rules. I don't post a lot on these forums, but I read the "Official Rules" very carefully and followed every link and made sure my submission followed the format in the Core Rulebook. I understand the argument that I should have read through every possible link on this page or I should be more familiar with how forum posting typically works, but I disagree. I don't think it fair that I and others will be punished or rejected for relying only on the official rules and not noticing a secondary rule set (which I didn't notice).
I have two new players starting their first RGP tabletop campaign of any sort. I was gearing up for Kingmaker, but am now considering RotRL as it's dropping here soon. Any opinions on which is best? I know nothing of RotRL, but have read through most of the Kingmaker AP. I plan to run an NPC (some sort of heals) with the party and maybe run them a bit high in level or gear to balance out encounters and not wipe the newbies every other encounter. Thanks for your input.
A bit of a thread necro, but here goes. I am new to Pathfinder and new to GMing. I will be running Kingmaker as my first adventure path. My players are also brand new to this, so I want it to be an awesome experience for them and to hook them on Pathfinder forever! There is almost too much info out there (at least by forum searching) on Kingmaker campaigns. Any further tips on a good GM blog or site to read for advice? Or game aids to buy to really make the game pop? I was going to buy some flip mats (other terrain aids I should buy?) and I just picked up a bunch of DnD Heroes minis. What about monster minis? Any other suggestions? Thanks for your help. |