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Just curious. I own most of the Pathfinder hardbacks. But I find myself sticking mainly to the core rules and the bestiaries. How many of the various hardbacks and which ones do you use in a typical campaign? Are there just a few you use regularly or do you sample from them all? I'd love to utilize every hardback in every campaign in some way, but it seems nigh impossible.
Yeah. I'm not really needing advice on how to run a solo player game. That's not really a problem. Just trying to come up with some good adventure ideas. While Arachnofiend's concerns are valid, they won't be an issue with me. I've been GMing since 89. So I'm good there. I've just never run for a solo monk before, and want to keep the sessions interesting. :D
That's a really good idea. A coming of age trial might be a lot of fun. She's very much a role-player and less of a "roll-player". She's very mature for her age. Probably because she's our only child. When I was running basic fantasy for her, her favorite parts were interacting with the various NPC's. It's fun to run for her. It reminds me of when I was first learning the ropes of D&D. It's very refreshing to run for someone who sees so much wonder in the campaign setting. I'll probably do that though. Some sort of challenge and a mentor in the form of an older monk in the same order as her. Also, she is a non-archetype. She's just using the corebook and ultimate equipment for her character at the moment.
Hello everyone. I've finally introduced my 10 year old daughter to the wonderful of role-playing games. We played the heck out of Basic Fantasy, but now she's ready to try something a bit more involved. So now we're playing Pathfinder. She's created a 1st level Vudrani Monk from Jalmeray. She's fascinated with indian culture, so she was immediately drawn to the vudrani humans in The Inner Sea World Guide. My question is, what kind of adventures should I run for her? I need ideas. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, we're starting off in Osirion. I have all the hard back books for Pathfinder and most of the smaller soft cover books as well.
I don't actually have a copy, but I could have sworn that he was in the latest Bestiary when I looked through a friends. Of course...I have a horrible memory.Probably Tome of Horrors Complete, actually.Which entry are you referring to? I own Bestiary 4. He's not in there. Which is why I was wondering what entry you were referring to.
On page 206 of Ultimate Campaign in the Edict Phase section, Step 3 was left out. It goes from Step 2 to Step 4. Should Step 3 have been "Abandon Hexes"? If not, what was Step 3 supposed to be? I posted this in the Rules Questions section but no one seemed to know, and my thread got jacked by someone asking other rules questions about that didn't relate to my question. So I thought I'd try it here. Sorry for the second posting.
Lots of it is already on d20pfsrd.com You'll notice that the Edict Phase as listed on d20pfsrd.com is identical to the wording in UCam. Right down to the missing Step 3. Edict Phase of Kingdom Building on d20pfsrd.com This is why I am confused. We really need someone to step up and set this straight. Guess we'll probably have to end up waiting for the errata to be compiled.
So if it's a numbering error, then that means all the steps after step 2 need to be rolled back by one. I was reading the example in the Edict Phase and it seems the example follows suit with the phases being messed up. I don't know for sure. I'm hoping someone who knows beyond the shadow of a doubt will chime in and let us know whats going on.
You can now find the worksheets found in this book on the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Resources page. Awesome! Thanks, Chris!
When are we going to get PDF's of the sheets within? I'd like to know this as well. I never buy the PDFs. So it would be great if the sheets were being put out as a separate PDF that could be printed off. Does anyone on the Paizo Team know if this will be the case?
Why track experience? Just level up when appropriate for the story. I could be wrong, but I think he may have meant "Why track experience for NPCs?"
Yeah. The description in the Inner Sea World Guide says... "What was once a woman now towers as a monstrosity of ectoplasmic flesh, horns, and a tremendous scythelike claw" Nothing about entrails are mentioned. I think some of you are thinking of the picture of Urgathoa herself on page 41 of Gods and Magic.
This is how I've always handled it.
The speed at which you'd need to be traveling to be decapitated by said wall of force would have to be pretty fast. Otherwise you'd just be knocked prone. It would be like running into a clothesline. There's never been anything in the rules to suggest that a Wall of Force is unnaturally sharp. So it stands to reason that you'd need to be moving very fast for it to decap anyone.
This. This indeed.
This is the way we do it in all of my games. Say you have Darkvision out to sixty feet. Now say you have a 20 foot illumination light source. You would see color in the 20 foot area that is lighted. Beyond that, you'd see in black and white up to your range of vision. In this case, you'd see black and white for another 40 feet beyond the light.
I think the default assumption of the Paizo staff is that unless specifically stated otherwise, the iconics should be considered bisexual.According to James Jacobs, there's one gay male Iconic, one gay female Iconic, one transsexual Iconic, and one bisexual Iconic (and that there could "well be more"). That implies that the remaining Iconics, notwithstanding those "more," are heterosexual. Will we ever find out officially which one is which? I'm excited to know. I'm very glad that the Paizo crew decided to include characters who aren't heterosexual. It's very progressive. :D
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