I suppose a little cosmic horror from the "dark tapestry" wouldn't hurt. As cartoonist John Kovalic once said, "Cthulhu is the bacon of gaming." I could also see a ghost ship with a zombie crew happening, OK. Maybe science fantasy isn't so bad. My initial reacrion was "keep your fantasy out of my Sci Fi", but I'm willing to give it a shot.
James Jacobs wrote:
Fine. Show me the fossil record for the Shoggoth, and I will shut up.
James Jacobs wrote:
In my campaign, I am making a Tiefling character who will start the game at (-1000) experience points. I think that will give the other characters a chance to gain some traction. I want to make one of the other characters a half-orc. However, from the racial description, I am thinking no. I can't think of any reason that a half-orc who grew up being verbally abused and belittled would grow up to be of good alignment. I think the whole "kindness and charity" spark would have been burnt out of such a person at an early age.
After reading this book, I have to say I am dumbfounded. This has to be the best RPG book I have ever read, (and I have been playing since the early '80's). The list of contributors reads like a 'who's who' of Third edition authors. IMHO, this is what fourth edition should have been. (Not that I am eager to re-ignite the threetard/fouron debate). Everything is well thought-out and completely explained. Not only that, at 560 pages, the book is bulletproof should you find yourself in a gunfight. (Only kidding....I think.) I can't wait to see what the Pathfinder crew has in store for us next.
Gary Teter wrote: The downloads server should be back online now. I just read about what you guys are going through this weekend. When did you decide to hire "Murphy?" (Murphy's Law) You should have read the fine print in that contract. LOL Seriously, you guys are going to need Beer and Pizza when this move is over.
Calamari wrote:
Wow! That is like the fastest conflict resolution ever! Thanks for your hard work.
James Jacobs wrote:
Thanks! |