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If you've ever wondered if what you put out into the world makes a difference - worry no more. I found this post in a wide-net cast and it helped me so much. We ran the camel race last night and it was a big success, largely because of what you put forth here... so many years ago. Many thanks for your work.
This might not be a popular opinion in general, but I wanted to toss this thought out while it was fresh in my mind - I've run a number of Pathfinder APs over the years and the one thing they all have in common - my groups and I never finish them. With gaming groups that only get together weekly (at most!) for 3-4 hour sessions, the campaigns go on for YEARS of real time. The closest I got was the Rise of the Runelords, which I ran for 6 years and then the group fell apart due to you, know... people moving on with their lives. haha. I, for one, am a big fan of a 3 part, complete story arc that ties everything up and together over 10 levels of experience. I know there are one-off modules, too, but even though a "mega-dungeon" isn't really my style, it opened my eyes to the possibilities. I'd love to see more APs with that 3 part concept in the future. Thanks for all the great content!
I'm obviously really late to this party, having recently just discovered Combat Manager. I'm stepping up to the mic to do what seems pretty common here - praise the product and make a small request. Haha. I do so with much respect to a great tool. So first - it's working very well for me. I BOUGHT a copy for the iPad, and am happy to contribute to quality tools like this. There's so much jammed in to a really usable interface. Thanks for all the work. Second, it seems that the Round Counter automatically resets when you hit the "Roll Initiative" button. Would it be possible to not have that as the only behavior, where multiple re-rolls of initiative can remain in the same round count? For example, a 3.5 style where initiative gets reset every so many rounds, or after a big event - but within the same battle. Apologies if this is repeated elsewhere. I read up as much as I could, but the thread is epic! Thanks again for a great product! |
