Given that the scenarios are Dark Archive, I'm tempted to make a character on that theme: a psychic practitioner of Ranatagi. If I don't post the character tonight, it will certainly be tomorrow.
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Steal from the best. I'm planning to implement something similar (possibly identical to?) GM Frost's A Level 1-5 Adventure of PFS (2E) Escapades (or also GM Frost’s Another Level 1–5 Pathfinder 2E PFS Scenario Marathon). I'm a big fan of consistent tables, and the ability for a set party to grow together, and reach deeper RP and organics over time appeals to me as well. I was fortunate to participate in GM Frost's first go at this idea (with a very Moist character), so I thought I'd keep myself contributing as a GM and provide the same opportunity for a new group (TBD who).
First post!
I have experience in playing at higher levels, but certainly not GM'ing it. Ahh! It originated from that. Yes I remember considering to run that scenario. While I was considering it, someone more experienced stepped in and took it over (probably for the better at the time). Thank you.
I have experience in playing at higher levels, but certainly not GM'ing it. My GM'ing experience:
PbP PF2 (hmm, I really need to pick it up here, I still owe Prynn a game soon):
#6-08: Upon Wheels and Rime 1-4 #3-18: Dacilane Academy's Delightful Disaster 1-4 #4-10: Arclord's Abode 1-4 #1-23: The Star-Crossed Court 3-6 I'm hoping to start a long-run game of repeats similar to what GMFrost has done, with a consistent table for levels 1-5. Just haven't had the time to get it started yet. Might be able to soon. I've run 13 sessions of PF1 on PBP, but I suspect the levels of that aren't what you're l;ooking for here. I'm planning to start GM'ing low-level SF2 F2F at the Emerald City lodge. Non-society, face-to-face, lots of long-term GM'ing for family (immediate) and friends.
I'm certainly good with posting every day and the year estimate sounds reasonable to me. I prefer tables that stick together longer. I will post a build soon too, but it's already late tonight :sweats: Aside from a new build (which I'll certainly enjoy making), I have these characters at or above level 6: Arfsnarf Ah'sneeze sorcerer 9, Elsha Ustosh alchemist 7, Voron Keyphyra wizard 6
Did anyone claim the witchwarper yet? I am a mage at heart.
Thank you both for the insight. Broadly it's what I expected but the concrete examples help me see what to prepare for specifically. It looks like Tarandor is taking over 6-17, but I'll take the advise on a "first" 9-12 and look into it, gauge my readiness, etc.
I've not played it, but more importantly I've never run a 7-10 scenario. Is that feasible for someone who's never run above 3-6? If so, I'd still need prep time, probably until the weekend.
Okay, I'm aware that all have now received their chronicles! I will deactivate this game in a minute. Thanks again all for playing!
Ah, I missed the posts over here. Moving here :)
Chronicle updated in the folder.
Got room for any more?
I'll deactivate this campaign once I've heard that everybody has gotten their chronicles.
Chronicle is updated in the folder with earn income and record of learn a spell rolls.
task level 0 (level - 2, but bottoms out at 0)
Usually it's good to figure out your full result as well as the roll.
Since there are lots of witches around at the end of this adventure, can we assume she has the resource of a person who knows the spell at hand? Or would I need to spend gold to hire someone as a service? It's actually assumed that you can simply get this expertise at the Grand Lodge at any time, which is allegedly why it doesn't cost downtime days. (so you can still roll for income too if you wish) Let me know what from this you want noted on your chronicle sheet and I can update.
Take your time! The games will be there after you're rested.
The game is now reported.
Now is also the time to let me know of any downtime notes you'd like on your chronicle, including any earn income roll.
The PCs complete their primary objective if they find the winter goblin tribe, recover the set pieces, and judge the competition. Doing so earns each PC 2 Reputation with their chosen faction. The PCs complete their secondary objective if they have the winter goblin tribe assigned to the castle by handling them non-lethally. Doing so earns each PC 2 Reputation with their chosen faction. Success on both counts! Thank you for playing!
Also I think if you update the notes section in RPG chronicles you can have it on the chronicle, if you like. I think posting here is sufficient though.
Yes actually. I recently did this with one of my characters. It does not take downtime days, but your last game or next game are as good as anything to record the rolls for posterity/visibility. See here and (more directly) here. So... go nuts! As long as you have the gold for it. You'll also have to note the attempts that fail to track spells you can't learn until next level (or shorter period if you have the magical shorthand or similar feat).
There is just a bit of RP left here. I will prepare chronicles and report the game tomorrow! I hope you've enjoyed it and that I kept the scenario engaging. Any feedback is welcome, either her or privately.
Faethor sends a bolt of lightning through her head. She tries to continue. Stutters. Halts. Her eyes roll back in her head and she falls over.
With Matriarch Szvetneera defeated and her plot revealed by her own admission, the rest of witchguards she enlisted to attack the estate retreat. Anastasia, Calix, and the other representatives enter back into the room, each with some superficial injuries that Calix insists aren’t serious.
Elidathas returns Beezhul from the brink. She gasps awake and grabbing at her flail. She crawls towards the matriarch, who's surprised and disgusted to catch a flail in the gut
Gitaena sets a teacup speeding towars the matriarch and it ricochets off of her forehead.
We are nearing the end, so please check the rpgchronicles info and make sure that it contains what you want on the chronicle sheet. I know I was missing at least one character entirely there.
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It seems they only know one song. They run through the bodyguard's space, surrounding him in front and behind, before Faethor unleashes the claws. He misses the Matriarch, but fatally wounds the ulfen bodyguard , who drops to the ground.
Elidathas blesses and enhances Beezhul's spirit thresher, which begins to softly glow with divine energy. Feathor calls on the goblins!
Hello. This is an FYI that I'll be away in nature starting this coming Friday 10/17, returning Sunday 10/19 when I will catch up and resume posting.No promises, but I’m going to see what I can do from my phone this weekend. It’s just slower. Hehe well, the weekend trip ended up being a busy weekend trip. Catching up now and posting momentarily.
Hello. This is an FYI that I'll be away in nature starting this coming Friday 10/17, returning Sunday 10/19 when I will catch up and resume posting. No promises, but I’m going to see what I can do from my phone this weekend. It’s just slower.
They are exactly that. You can spend actions on your turn for any of these options instead of your normal actions.
GM Screen:
The bodyguard wastes no time rushing at the Pathfinders, slashing at Faethor and Beezhul! GM Screen:
It cuts a pound of flesh from Beezhul, after which Faethor is able to easily dodge the rest of the powerful swing.
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RED
HELP FROM ALLIES [one-action] TO [two-actions]
Frequency once per minute per PC;
Danixki [two-actions] Danixki lets out a vicious howl. Each enemy within 10 feet of the triggering PC must succeed a DC 16 (DC 19 for levels 3–4) Will save or be frightened 1, frightened 2 on a critical failure. Siraya [two-actions] Siraya uses fey magic to disrupt Szvetneera's connection to the primal world. Until the end of the triggering PC's next turn, whenever Szvetneera Casts a Spell, she must succeed a DC 6 flat check or have the action interrupted. Lieutenant Surkzin [two-actions] The lieutenant tosses the triggering PC an Oprak field medicine kit. This PC can spend one action to use this kit on themselves or a willing ally and restore 2d8 Hit Points.
Winter Goblins [one-action] A pair of overeager winter goblins dash into the room, singing a goblin song and generally getting in the way. A target enemy within 10 feet of the triggering PC is off-guard until the start of the PC's next turn.
With the winter goblin leaders in tow, you have an uneventful walk back to Anastasia's estate where masses of servants are already busy repairing the mild damage done by the goblin's raid. Their faces are a mix of exasperation and nervousness upon seeing the group again, but they're persuaded by Calix to go back to their duties. The dromaar aide escorts the party back to the council chamber where Anastasia and the representatives are still assembled. The atmosphere is quieter, though no less charged, with Matriarch Szvetneera standing clearly on one side of the table facing the others.
The party unleashes a final salvo. Gitaena launching a projectile into it, and Faethor burning it. Beezhul thrashing it, and Elidathas further impaling it with needles. By the end of this, there is little more than splinters of wood where the twigjack once proudly stood.
With Rimesnap defeated, you are free to recover the train models and question the remaining goblins lurking at the edge of the clearing.
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NOTES Please make any saves before your turn.
Beezhul -4 (1d4 persistent cold)
Gitaena is able to blast all three foes with her haunting hymn. GM Screen:
success ⇒ 1 damage
weakness 5 + success ⇒ 4 damage weakness 5 + success ⇒ 4 damage Rimesnap braces for it and fends most of the sonic damaged off. While the birds seem prepared for it, they are particularly frazzled by it . The thinner swarm is dispersed in a combination of fleeing undead birds and others that drop to the ground innert. Beezhul swings at Rimesnap and knocks a sizable chunk of wood out of their form. This is immediately followed up by knocking more undead birds out of the air, and dispersing the flock! The cold saps at her...
It stings particularly harshly.
Elidathas is able to fully heal Beezhul. Every last cut close and bruise disappears. She does feel whole again, and reinvigorated in this fight. Faethor pops out from under the swarms of crows, catching Rimesnap in the bark with his gouging claw. The zombie crow flock migrates just above Gitaena and Elidathas. All at once they lower their flight elevation until they envelop the two pathfinders, and unleash a barrage of swarming pecks on them. It's all the two can do to cover their faces to avoid a rotting, undead beak in the eye!
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NOTES Please make any saves before your turn.
Beezhul (1d4 persistent cold)
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Beezhul -10 (DC 16 basic Reflex save vs 3 piercing; 1d4 persistent cold)
GM Screen:
Both foes brace against the sonic wave, and weather it completely The other flock of birds finds empty air space, again over Beezhul! Again, they try to get familiar with her.
Hello. This is an FYI that I'll be away in nature starting this coming Friday 10/17, returning Sunday 10/19 when I will catch up and resume posting.
Indeed Beezhul cackles as the birds bounce off of her armor, completely ineffective. She strikes at Rimesnap, though her swing is note quite close enough to be nudged over the edge by fate. On the other hand her swing into the zombie crow flock takes out several birds, leaving a mess of feathers and undead decay on the bones of her weapon. ------------------
Beezhul
No worries. Looks like I forgot about the duration of Gust of Wind :sweats: (and the damage resistant, noted)
⇒ 1 piercing ⇒ 2 piercing and 1 cold⇒ Full damage
Elidathas' energy washes over the party, slightly soothing several companions and burning some of the rotting feathers from undead birds in one of the swarms. In fact it really seems to harm them more than the original potency of the spell . The other swarm speeds back towards the party, hovering over Beezhul. Individual birds begin swooping down and dive-bombing her. GM Screen:
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Beezhul -3
GM Screen:
-------------------- Faethor's gust holds the zombie crow swarm and Rimesnap in place. However the zombie crow flock is knocked around and pushed back 30 feet.
Beezhul DC 17 basic Reflex save vs 2 piercing Beezhul, Elidathas DC 18 basic Reflex save vs 5 piercing and 2 cold
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