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Hi,

I have few questions with my groups and the adventure we are doing, Troubles in Otari.

Fist of all, the simplest, for the XP rewards of the two traps in the first chapter. How do I differentiate from a simple hazards to a complex one? It make a big difference in giving 6 XP our 30 XP for overcoming the porch trap. Same goes with the web lurker noose. Do I give 8XP or 40XP for overcoming this one?

Secondly, I have a hard time managing time, like, in a day, my group almost cleared the camp. How do you manage the time passing? That also make it more complex for me to put the midnight snack encounter.

And finally, all character have to remove their armor for sleep right? So during a suprise attack, their is no way they have their armor? Except if they have this one cap that make them able to sleep with armor without malus. Am I right?

Thanks for you input and advice, I am still getting use to some aspect of GMing. Really appreciated.

Hello, I have two interesting questions about the PDF of the Beginner Box. I want to play the Beginner Box with some friends. I went to my account to download the PDF of the rules, I saw two versions of it. The OGL and the ORC.

My first one:

The ORC is clearly the remastered version of the 2nd edition, but is the OGL the rules for the 2nd edition? It is not stated on the upper right corner of the cover, but the content seems like the hard copy I have. Or is it the 1st?

My second one:

If the answer to my first question is that the OGL is the 2nd edition, before the ORC, what is the difference between the two versions? Should I use my hard copy, that is for sure OGL, or the ORC version of the PDF?

Thank you very much in advance for the help on that. I am really lost when it comes to the PDF and what document is what version.

Really appreciated.

Please Paizo, make the “My Download” clearer for what is 1st edition, what is 2nd edition and what is remastered. Please.

Hi,

I was wondering how to calculate the 10 ft radius for the explosive bomb. Since a 5 ft radius is easy, all the squares that touch the square attacked. But at 10 ft, the horizontal and vertical are easy, but what for the diagonal, is it one square or two? For diagonal movement, the first square is 5 ft and the second is 10 ft for 15 ft total. So, someone can help me clarify it.

Thanks.

We are discussing about Cantrips for the Wizards particularly.

The difenition sais: Wizards can prepare a number of cantrips, or 0-level spells, each day, as noted on Table: Wizard under “Spells per Day.” These spells are cast like any other spell, but they are not expended when cast and may be used again. A wizard can prepare a cantrip from an opposition school, but it uses up two of his available slots (see below).

We can't agree if a cantrips is a 0-level spell, so at level 1 a sorcerer can have 3 cantrip, or can have 3 cantrips plus 3 0-level spell.

Also, if it is the first case. Does a cantrip (0-level) puts in a higher spells slot still conserve his ability to be use without being expended.

Thanks.