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One of our local PFS players went looking for ammunition for his kineticist and came to the conclusion that copper pieces were the cheapest he could find.

Now when he encounters a problem, he just throws money at it.

You could split up the point-buy, also, into a 15 point pool and a 10 point pool (or something similar). Players decide which pool is going towards their physical stats and which towards their mental stats. That pushes players towards a balanced stat array but keeps everyone on the same playing field.

Describe the scene.

A big part of making the world feel real is to describe where the PCs are and let them interact with their environment. Including things like smells, lighting, and little bits-and-bobs around the room are all important.

Instead of worshipping Desna, he could also worship Desna through one of Densa's divine servants. Use Desna's portfolio but make the favored weapon a longsword.

The two of you can work together to create this servant, allowing you to tie the character closer in with the story, if you'd like -- or at least give the player a chance to have fun adding to the world.

We had a GM who described a horse's attack as a "rear and plunge", which, of course, we all heard as "rear end plunge". That became a running joke.

I'm looking for a group playing Pathfinder, whether homebrew or adventure path. My own campaigns tend to last 3-5 years, but I'm looking to play this time around. I am mature, reliable, and fun.

Anyone know of a group that could use another player?