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I have players who would like to play some of the races from the Advanced Race Guide. It would be nice to get male and female figures from Wizkids for these and more female characters for Dwarves, gnomes, half-orcs, and halflings. I doubt you want to make a Pathfinder battles for just this book, but it would be nice to have some of these in future Battles sets (I think I have enough humans).
Wizkids have several tiefling figures in prepainted plastic (no full plate armor), get one of those, then take hands off a medium monster. Werewolf?? or somthing
I know the problem you are going through. Before a campaign starts, I type a list of house rules and a list of sources that I will allow. If I don't have the source, it isn't allowed. These do not change during the campaign. If someone is metagaming I don't hesitate to change the hit points, vulnerabilities, or abilities of a monster. Before I allow archetypes or prestige classes, they have to be cleared. Some one not keeping track of their spells is a pain because it gives you an additional thing to keep track of. I once had a player that was getting more crits then the other 4 players and my NPCs combined (one of the other players had a scimitar of keenness), I just made everyone roll dice and not pick them up until I had looked at them, his number of crits decreased. I talked with him, but he was not receptive. In 37 years of gaming, he was the only one who wasn't willing to come to some kind of agreement, so hopefully talking with the two players will help. As a GM you have to put a lot of time and effort into your campaign, so if the game isn't fun for you and your other players,then get rid of the problem players.
I would like to set familiars, creatures for the Summon Monsters and Summon Natures Ally, animal companions, figures for the new PC races, and mounts besides horses. If possible I would like to see mounts designed so that you could put the smaller rider on the base of the mount.
The spell Swarm Skin is unclear about the damage taken while under the spell. If a player takes 30 pts of damage under swarm skin, does she have that 30 pts of damage when she returns to her body? A Crab Swarm has 38 hit points, if a witch memorized the spell twice and the damage taken by the swarm does not transfer it would be the equivalent of 76 extra hit points. The only time she could actually be hurt is when she returned to her body (unless someone targeted the bones). |
