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James Jacobs wrote:
In Warhammer 40k there is a famous planet called Cthonia where people live underground and thanks to you James I learned a nugget of trivia for that game
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If we could send the Pathfinder 2e rules and setting back in time (not the books themselves, but the texts) how far back do you think it could go and people would still like it? Do you think there is a point in time in RPG history where it would be near universally disliked because the world wasn't ready for the kind of play? Or do you think it could play in any era? If you build something off of decades experience, and transport a work back to before that experience, do you think an audience can still understand the art?
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Do demons like succubi care if they use their powers versus their words? For example, does a succubi care if they use suggestion to make a human act? What about sahkils and their magical abilities to make humans experience negative emotions? They like making humans feel a certain way, but are they actually affecting souls through magical compulsion?
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Master Han Del of the Web wrote:
Let me rephrase. This is occuring in the context of a story with objective morality. We have evidence that some of the creators do not ascribe to an objective morality (and some of the audience, I would bet quite a few here). At some point, people here are leveling the criticism that even though the work exists in a world of relative morality, the rules of the fictional objective morality can be perceived as the work taking a stance that they are good. How does the work convey that it is good in the relative morality context? (as an aside, I also have no problem with a work advocating a position I disagree with and roleplaying in it)
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Rysky wrote:
But the objective good morality of the game setting doesn't have to align with my morality. The objective morality of this game world is not actually good in real life? So? I'm already roleplaying a setting with objective morality when I bet many of us do not think objective morality exists. What does the contours of that fake objective morality matter?
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James Jacobs wrote:
Is your interest in ectoplasm about it's place in fiction, historical occultism, or both?
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In your latest adventure, I found the caul evocative of late 19th/early 20th century occultism's perception of ectoplasm. Was this your intent? If so, did you have any concerns about how it would play with a modern audience? Ectoplasm seems to have fallen out of modern storytelling (could be my bad perception, though).
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James Jacobs wrote:
Who asked the soonest after showing up? How long did it take Luis Loza? (I listen to him on know direction)
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It seems you like to use both the Dominion of the black and outer gods in different stories. I'm not familiar with a lot of the inspiration of these respective groups. Do you have any recommendations on choosing one over the other for an adventure and giving them a distinct voice beyond "they come from the dark tapestry."
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James Jacobs wrote:
I didn't realize you did that much work on Otari. At this point, you must have worked on multiple small towns where heroes start their adventuring careers. How do you get inspiration to find unique things to add to these towns?
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Sara Marie wrote:
Sorry, I'm having trouble understanding this. It looks like there are no new products on this list? Is it unknown what the new products will be?
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James Jacobs wrote:
Is it still a Numeria story or is it something different?
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James Jacobs wrote:
Do you think 5E would benefit from a Paizo release tempo?
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James Jacobs wrote:
I may be a little thick... What does a witch's patron or an oracle mystery do? What is the word that describes these that isn't "granting?"
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James Jacobs wrote:
Will it employ some sort of very high level hunter like in Hangman's Noose or Crucible of Chaos? What do you think of that element in horror adventures?
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James Jacobs wrote:
I keep making that mistake! But I also forget about how big the Mwangi expanse is. How many avistani nations can you fit into the Mwangi expanse?
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James Jacobs wrote:
That means in a relatively short time you got to see two continent maps put together (Mwangi and Vudra) along with a full world map. How did that feel?
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Question in encounter design using broken promises as a specific example.... I keep imagining first round the wizard trying cataclysm and then the final opponent uses redirect energy reaction... Are 2e end boss fights designed for the players to easily survive that scenario to communicate that this is the ability? or is 2e design meant to seriously encourage researching this pre-battle? A lot of recent video games use death on boss fights to communicate information. How do you like to communicate that information in RPGs?
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Deadmanwalking wrote:
Possibility 4, no one cares.
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Deadmanwalking wrote:
Haven't read them yet.
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Deadmanwalking wrote:
Since it is probably the shortest campaign in AP history, you could just say, "you get paid aligned with your performance, but are not permitted to bring your own gear" and never say how much it is. Also, the idea of godlike mortals serving police for paltry pay isn't an unheard of trope.....that is like the show "Bones." Bit of a joke....wanted to get in a dig at Bones.
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Deadmanwalking wrote:
Both of these involve the player owning the equipment. Automatic bonus progression reduces the need to own gear. I like the idea of a budget and requisition with no ownership....and just a cruddy salary.
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Is the art style for Absalom in Agents of Edgewatch (strong Victorian/post Victorian elements) the finalized style guide for Absalom or able to change for future adventures? For example, could the same are look more Renaissance or medieval in art to support a different theme?
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James Jacobs wrote:
Who made the connection between aeon orbs and the light of the black desert? And to use that location?
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Moximus wrote:
You saved me a post where I just typed out Vudra repeatedly in all caps.
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James Jacobs wrote:
[For reference] a human fighting a rune giant would be equivalent to a Barbie/old GI Joe fighting a human.
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Hello, I was looking at creature heights this week. How did the decision to make rune giants 40 feet, nearly twice the height of a storm giants, come about? It is very tall and I think really makes book six feel unique. How do you visualize fights between warriors and extremely tall monsters? As a GM, do you call attention to it and require players to describe how they reach, or do you handle it?
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I never realized it was so tall (the wiki made it clear the altitude was from the old Absalom book). Volume six provides some info about Arazlant Mox. This mountain is almost twice as tall as mount Rainier, and it is closer to Absalom than mount Rainier is to Seattle. Plus there are two other peaks taller than mount Rainier nearby. I can't even fathom. I lived in the Seattle area for a bit and when it is clear, you can't miss it. I would love to see the view from Absalom.
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Steve Geddes wrote:
I sent an email on May 11th already. So I'm on track to get it resolved around the 18th this month. We shall see.
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The setting is high fantasy with god legends influenced by historical mythology. In that setting, that is what passes for lawful good. A character would grow up in that world. Conan isn't going to sit down and say, "you know, I think there are serious issues with stories about Crom unless we consider developments in string theory."
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Dragnmoon wrote: Damn, My May and June orders where combined. That is the most I think I have paid in one shipment that did not include Minis. My last delivery for my subscriptions was February. I'm still 9 business days before they get to my email about this. I'm really curious what the package is going to look like. |