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How open are you to comments, Evey Brett? I have a few, but I don't know what your level of interest in them is or if this is an appropriate place. I don't want to be mean, but I could see some of what I'd comment on as... being harsh or critical. I really want to be respectful though and if it's not something you're interested in at all, or would prefer another channel for I'd respect those wishes :) If it sets your mind at rest xeose4 evey is very approachable and a pleasure to talk with
Well we do have a few dwarves here. Our main national saga is about a chap who learns smithing from a dwarf. (key sound music "Ride of the Valkyries" or my favourate "Entry of the gods to Valhalla") This wouldn't have something to do with a ugly dwarf who steals gold and legs it to his cave pursued by three "mildly upset" woman would it? The words Richard Wagner, horned helmets and "the fat lady sings" come immediately to mind vbg
It does seem the convention that dwarves are based on those people "north of the wall" after all If Emperor Hadrian decided to build a wall to stop them coming south to sell Haggis who am I to argue?
perhaps though considering dwarves have an association with runes perhaps their roots should perhaps be more Norwegian/Danish (Viking??)
As for the classes of both characters, I've had in mind from the start that they'd be fluid and evolving for story reasons. I know some folks feel it should be the other way around, but I've always believed that the game mechanics are a device for simulating a character. You might not always get an exact fit, but with some house rules you can fudge I have heard many of our group rules can at need be a framework to work within rather than written is stone Another is "The rule of cool" (normally used in NON COMBAT situations) meaning if it sounds good and enhances the game go for it! I have to also say that I find all the pathfinder author very responsible to answer player questions and you are top of the league in this in my opinion - keep up the good work!
The Wiki mentions Count Jeggare as level 6 wizard and Radovan as a rogue 5/monk 2 HOWEVER IN the last book chronilogically it seems with the help of Jelana (a thuvian sorceress )
So perhaps it now means "Bye riffle scrolls take centre stage Count Jeggare's mind library" which I think I can say is NOT a weapon to the trifled with
Radovan takes him to a bordello? Well temples of Calistra are well Everywhere.... And their "comfort woman" if someone was uncharitable they could be said to certainly "soothe your fevered brow" for the correct remuneration (negotiable) Javin happens to have to work with a "comfort man" He has the morals of a alley cat and will basically have sex with anyone (or anything) Javin personally believes the character is question boasts to much about his conquests the "equipment" he uses to ply his trade requires a microscope and tweezers to be seen
I assume that due to his noble birth he didn't serve as a simple soldier but as a minor officer (if not a major officer) As l understand it House Jeggere is one of the most important houses within the Empire so it is likely he may have held a higher position. After all he was trained by one of the most famous swords masters and military training is standard for the noble classes (A lot of the British army officers that are trained in sandhurst goes to public schools for instance) Also House Jeggare l am sure would use its influence at need and failing that there is always bribery Of note during the revolutionary wars it was possible to "buy" commissions so that is why sometimes you had utter idiots in charge
i have just started to play the council of thieves infernal syndrome Research has got us the name of my big and fiery ( temporarily contained) It was mentioned that if "snacks" on mortal souls it help restore his powers And before we continue I DONT WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS INTHE PLOT I am just trying to come up with options!
Hi All I am looking for a response from all alignments in this case Scenario big bad pit fiend has a cage of captives/sacrifices as perhaps the devil equivalent of popcorn if he eats such twinkies/M&M etc he destroys their souls totally and further empowers himself If the party were to kill the captives (so releasing them for pharasma's judgement) would this be considered an "evil act" or in the circumstances a merciful one as surely the continuation of a soul is paramount??
For an encore by existing characters, I'll start with a vote for another appearance of Norret Gantier and Orlin Gantier (from the tales of Kevin Andrew Murphy: The Secret of the Rose and Glove, The Perfumer's Apprentice, and Thieves' Vinegar). I must admit after Count Jeggere and Radovan Norret Gantier and Orlin Gantier are my favourate characters!
Question if iMay? At present our group have just started the infernal syndrome on the council of thieves adventure path Unfortunately due to illness l was unable to attend yesterday At one point it was required that the party sign an infernal contract One of the players (which whom l have friendly rivalry) therefore decided ( to wind me up) and signed my name on this document Needless to say the contract had to be signed in blood So the question is As l did not sign it I presume the contract is not binding ALSO as my "dear Friend" signed contract is he doubly in hock to hell Please say yes it would be lovely to see him toasting on a pitchfork
There's also the City Map Folio, which contains maps of the six cities detailed in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Cities of Golarion: Cassomir, Corentyn, Ilizmagorti, Nisroch, Vigil, and Whitethrone. thanks for that Rob will check it out!
I was looking at the cannibalism subdomain and the granted power "Consume the Enemy" and I was wondering, can you cast Magic Fang on yourself to beef up your chompers? If you met the prereqs, could you take Imp. Natural Attack for your bite? Also, if this ability were used by a Large creature, would the damage be higher? HALP! I think in this case you need to get the help of a shrink.... or be the recipient of a either a lethal physical or Magical attack after all if you are subject to a fireball the only decision to make is whether you like your meat rare, medium or well done...
Technically Gaelic is the official language of the Republic of Ireland but English prevails most of the time! and of course there are the countries of Avalon (right next to Camelot) the land of Nod and I am reliably informed some Americans believe in the Easter Bunny Of Note Hungary fought for a couple of century's against the Ottomans (but were eventually conquered) and the Winged lancers of Poland were instrumental in breaking the siege of Vienna
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