George "Loki" Williams's page

Still using Pathfinder 1e, as we have since it was released. Campaign of the Year on Obsidian Portal in 2011 and still going strong. It's part of a campaign series that began in 1979.

https://spelljoined.obsidianportal.com/

xorial wrote:

Under A Bleeding Sun wrote:

Thanks guys.

xorial thanks for the link though it's not exactly the direction I'm heading. It does have a few gems though.

Well, Loki is the admin for the G+ Spelljammer group.

I know this is an ancient post and I'm sorry for reviving it. But does anyone know where these Pathfinder/Spelljammer resources can be found? Google+ is dead now so the links are a deadend sadly.

Thank you.

Glad I saw this, not really on forums much these days. I'll be running Pathfinder 1e based Spelljammer campaigns soon on Start Playing Games, and am looking at ways to put what I have out there without falling afoul of IP issues. As a freelancer I've got to be extra careful about such things.

@vanessa You really rocked this one! I've repurposed a significant amount of this adventure for my home campaign. I removed the side encounters and made it a straight up gauntlet earning the right to talk to Silent Strike. Our party has been on the run after a huge Infosphere campaign painted them villains and got the Stewards chasing them. This was the perfect way for them to hunt down the perpetrator and have some planar adventuring.

I rarely run things as written at my home table. I used 60-70% of this exactly as you wrote it. That is a huge compliment!

Love ya, lady! Keep kicking posterior!

As soon as I rock out my current deadline I have a pair of locations I'll be submitting as gazetteers. The Diaspora is big in my current game so I've been developing it for my group between paid products.

As an additional note: It will be coming here to the Paizo website in the very near future. We are getting our store set up here and also over on the d20pfsrd store over the new two to three weeks! Keep your eyes peeled!

Loki, Pathfinder Lead Developer for Savage Mojo and freelance crafter of planar weirdness