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Laying Waste by TPK Games: Replaces the CRB critical rules with a flavorful set of additional conditions, but is different from the Pathfinder RPG Critical deck in that it scales using a severity system. Each critical hit is guaranteed to deal at least maximum damage, with the possibility of adding ever-more-powerful effects as the severity of the crit increases. There is also a system for critical fumbles, along with a large number of feats that work with the new crit system. I want to begin using:
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![]() Changes I made to Haunting of Harrowstone:
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![]() Lorok wrote: So random question. I've been getting out of this that Adrissant is connected to Lorrimmar somehow. Is that in the later books (I haven't read them yet), something I missed in these ones, or is it just something that general community discussion has created? The connection between the two is never established in the AP as written, but it was strongly suggested by the community that AA be spotlighted much earlier in the campaign. One such way is to have the Professor and AA have a past relationship. Spoiler: One suggestion is to have Adivion as a co-worker of the professor at some time in the past, likely at the University of Lepidstadt. I had the Lorrimor and Adrissant discover the Carrion Crown poem together several years ago, which led to a schism in their friendship: Petros believed the poem should have been destroyed, Adivion thought it should be preserved and researched.
Another idea is to make Petros (and Kendra by birth) blood descendants of Tar-Baphon. Adivion then kidnaps Kendra to serve as the vessel for the new Whispering Tyrant instead of some noble the party has no vested interest in. ![]()
![]() I would suggest a couple of additional changes to the early part of the adventure. Some of these I was able to incorporate, others I wished I had in hindsight:
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![]() Once the first letter had been scrawled on the monument, the group heard about the crime, and visited the monument to see what had happened. Once there, they were able to offer their assistance to Benjan the Sherrif. He refused at first, but after the second desecration had occurred, he reluctantly accepted the party's offer of aid. The group's rogue spent several nights hiding in the tree branches near the monument until the next time it was desecrated, stealthed sucessfully, followed the perp back to his home, and then notified the authorities of his discovery. Worked great. |