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I have to remember this. Thank you for sharing!
Here at the levels:
Season 1
Epicenter Rising - 1
Infestation - 1
Tunnels of Despair - 1
Ascension of the Prophet - 2
Bear Hunting - 3
Animation - 3
Plumb Line - 3
Devil's Smuggler - 4
Politics Unusual - 4
Tatterdemalion - 4
Malchort Cabal - 4
Season 2
Tribunal Edicts - 5
Mole - 6
Skullfire Inquisition - 7
Can you please share some brainwaves with me? Thanks.
I have all three of the Level 1 adventures, but unfortunately, haven't run them yet. I like the story though and want to very much.
Simple question for GMs of WH40K Dark Heresy - do you use maps in your game; ie, do you move figures around a battle map like Pathfinder, or do you and your players just verbally give each other a rough outline of where they are placed?
Movement is not as important as it is in Pathfinder, but some feats or traits (or whatever they are called in Dark Heresy, I can't recall at the moment) are movement-oriented.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
Fine, if nobody else will do it:
It's a trap...smith!
I adore 0One's Sinking stuff!
Steve Geddes wrote:
Presumably they are identical to the sewer pack box? I found that a little snug, to be frank.
Please don't be frank. Be Steve.
<ba da bum>
+1
I just cancelled my Pathfinder Battles subscription today (due to monetary issues) and I sent Customer Support an email asking what I needed to do. A few minutes later they emailed back saying it was all cancelled. Apparently I didn't need to do anything except hit the Send button on my email. Thanks, customer service folks!
Just to bump this a bit - I got this game as a gift and absolutely love it. I never imagined myself playing it every day, but I do.
Well done! Thanks for sharing those.
You know you are bad when your house resembles a retail store.
I think my workplace is filled with these.
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Also, remember that this is a Beginner Box question. Players new to the game of Pathfinder (and maybe even role playing) should really work as a team to start off and not "be a rogue for rogue's sake".
Later, when the players are more seasoned, maybe they can do that, but if they are playing under the Beginner Box rules, I would not allow any sort of "tax" and would stress the importance of cooperative play.
EDIT: Grammar.
I am hoping to get this game in a few weeks. For those of you that have already posted, are you still enjoying the game? For those of you who played, but have not chimed in yet, what are your thoughts?
Wow, this thread went far.
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Pledged. Great find, Tacticslion.
This thread has the Dream Daemon seal of approval. Lots of great & fun ideas here. And good memories, too.
Myron, what is your secret to being awesome?!
Just bought this the other day and looking forward to sinking my teeth into it. Thanks, Zero One!
sirkerry wrote:
Also, does anyone know if the 2 Basic Paths modules from 01 Games are set in Golarion/Valusia or some other setting?
The 0One Basic Path games take part in a town called Gafolweed that can be dropped in any fantasy setting. I only own the first one so far, but I highly recommend it.
Not sure if this is in the correct thread as the Beginner Box only goes to Level 5.
W. Kristoph Nolen wrote: Great stuff.
Thank you so very much for sharing this story. Very meaningful. My respect for Paizo went up a thousand notches and it was already at the top.
Busey. Skeletor has a modicum of sanity and that would hold him back.
All right, all right, I am in. This sounds very awesome.
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I tell Drandle Dreng to hold my stuff whilst I am away.
Wraithcannon wrote: Or Roxy from Gen 13?
Great reference, Wraith.
Joseph Wilson wrote:
I'm taking this as a sign of hope on that front:
Chris Lambertz wrote:
Also, I have a feeling people who do purchase/receive the PDF will be most satisfied with its contents :)
Not necessarily. Maybe people who purchase the PDF will receive a free kitten.
I, too, would pay for such recordings.
Todd Morgan wrote: What is the stretch goal if we get $225,000? Backrubs from the Paizo staff?
Dark_Mistress wrote:
How about Feiya? She is my favorite Iconic. +1
BraxtheSage wrote: I am in for $50 -- but i will double it -- if i can convince ten new kickstarters to put in $15 each. Post below with challenge accepted! Brax, I just threw in $100.
I was originally going to just do $75, but then I thought, hey, I could always use a shirt. I am a sucker.
Furmonger - Your point is valid with the Blakros Museum map.
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This has not happened to me yet, but I planned to tell the PCs that they hear screaming from one of the other rooms if I think they are going directly to the Ritual Chamber. Hopefully that would be enough to persuade them to try one of the exhibit halls first.
Regarding the skeletal guardian, as you will see above, I almost killed the entire party. Did your GM give the guardian its full four attacks on the barbarian? Also, what was the barbarian using for a weapon? The skeleton was resistant to all but bludgeoning weapons.
Our experiences were very diiferent for the first encounter.
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Do you remember the good old days when people used to look at the approved shirt list on page 22 of the Guide to Pathfinder Society Organised Play, buy one, then wore it? On their body. Like a shirt. And then they got a reroll. And life was simple.
If you have the Healing Hex, you can go around and touch the undead for damage, Of course that means you have to get into melee range first.
That does not answer your question regarding good feats, but I just wanted to bring that up.
I did not see this mentioned in the prior comments, but does nobody else find the skeletal guardian a bit much for the low tier? The thing has 4 attacks and it decimated a party of 1st and 2nd levels.
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-=shoots the thread zombie from rising back up=-
Will you be reviewing the festival upon your return? Hehe.
Have a good time, End.
"You are confusing Take 20 with Take 10".
I am surprised you did not think of that one, nosig. ;)
I understood it as the cleric being able to cast any of the four orisons at any time.
Heroes Handbook page 19 wrote: Orisons are a weak type of cleric spell that you can use over and over again as much as you want to, up to once per round. You don't have to prepare orisons - you always have them available. I am speculating here, but I believe the pre-gen cleric just has Detect Magic as her orison down for space-saving and ease-of-use reasons.
Also, apologies to Ms. Lambertz for making an erroneous guess regarding gender. I stand corrected and embarassed.
Dear Mr. Lambertz,
Which lotto numbers shall I pick in June?
Sincerely,
Dream Daemon
Again, I was just speculating. I do not have a clue why, I was just throwing that out.
Negative, no problems on my end. And I have been pretty rough on them. I carry them in a sandwich "Ziplock" type bag and put them in a satchel and throw my satchel in my car, on the floor, on a table, etc and there are no broken pieces or anything.
Supply & demand? Those other sites have more inventory of the troll than Paizo? Just speculating.
I vote for Option 1. It is a bit wonky that the rules are a one-off, but I like having more options for play and alternate avenues for Level 1 characters besides the First Steps series.
Flagging to move this to Advice. This probably does not belong in the Beginner Box area since Summoners are not a choice. You may also get more responses in the Advice area.
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