keftiu wrote:
As the proud owner of all 150 issues of Dungeon Magazine I can honestly say, the Adventure Paths are not the same thing. As for PFS, sure some folks love it but they don't hold a candle to the adventures that Dungeon Magazine produce both before and after Paizo took over. Heck, like I said, do it as a digital product. Get other people to write adventures for them and Paizo gets a large cut of sales. They may even discover the next James Jacobs or Erik Mona.
With the announcement of the anthology book Claws of the Tyrant I'm wondering why not bring back Dungeon Magazine? Write the adventures in house or by authors outside of Paizo. It's where Paizo started right? Why not go back to that? Was it not successful? Heck even as a PDF only product I would totally subscribe to that which is how I read all my Pathfinder products.
My Abomination Vaults group will be 11th level by the time this AP comes out. Hopefully they defeat Belcorra but the AP mentions a "big bad" they have defeated coming back. I assume this will be a big bad made specifically for this AP so my question is how does that fit with an existing group or should the players just roll new PCs and take on this AP's "backstory"?
Errenor wrote:
Wow it seems ALL of PF2e reddit hasn't read the Errata either and Foundry hasn't updated that either. Thanks man.
Junker wrote:
Actually there isn't a lot of monsters that have it. According to AoN 428 Creatures out of 2604 monsters have Attack of Opportunity which amounts to 16.5% of all monsters. Assuming they all have an Attack of Opportunity would waste valuable Actions with Stepping and be worse off for the PCs. If an AoO does trigger then you know for the rest of that combat to be careful but being careful constantly without knowing if there's an AoO is poor tactics. |