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I hear you, try playing with two lawyers, not rules lawyers but actual lawyers.

I used to a while back. But they had to call it "poker night" because they had political ambitions and nobody votes for D&D nerds. :-P

Well, maybe Colbert...

I even set it up so all the negotiations were in "Orthovox" where the language is so attuned to law and order, that Deception and other lies are made at disadvantage and Insight is made at advantage. :-)

Well played sir, well played!

I hear you, try playing with two lawyers, not rules lawyers but actual lawyers.

My group plays once a week for 3.5 to 4 hours a session, and this campaign (Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition, began March-ish, just finished book 1 this week) we've leveled probably about once a month or just under. It can be kinda swingy depending on the encounters in a given week, but that's about the average. Our last campaign was faster - we got to level 16 in about eight months - but we also upped encounter difficulties heavily.

That last campaign was also 3rd party and not Paizo. We also go on a modified exp track set between fast and medium our dm came up with.

My group plays once a week for 3.5 to 4 hours a session, and this campaign (Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition, began March-ish, just finished book 1 this week) we've leveled probably about once a month or just under. It can be kinda swingy depending on the encounters in a given week, but that's about the average. Our last campaign was faster - we got to level 16 in about eight months - but we also upped encounter difficulties heavily.

That last campaign was also 3rd party and not Paizo.

I've moved back to the area recently are you guys still doing a PFS game?