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I would definitely contact your local Venture Captain/Lieutenant and let them know about the situation and how you feel about it. Work with them. In most Colorado venues, we do ask for 2$ to go to the GM in store credit. The buy-in has turned away some, but many come to play every event we have. JP
Eelario,
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I know the crowd you are dealing with... (Heck I play with some of them online on a semi-regular basis)... SO, use reverse psychology... Start talking about something that is NOT for 1st levels, where they should play characters... Like "Sewer Dragons" (3-7) on one table and something for 1st levels at another. Call it "the Big Kids' table" and the "little kids' table"... it works. JP
Enevhar,
1- The adventure is in a large town so the party should be able to find a cleric to cast raise dead upon him. This will require a PP cost (unlikely at that level) OR the spending a GP cost (where the rest of the party can chip in).
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Eric,
The best place to find games in the Front Range is to join the RM Pathfinder yahoogroup. AFAIK there is are no games on 4/4 (but I'm often wrong). JP
I think what you need to decide is whether the setting you want to create will be for publication OR for a home game (or a few home games). Second thing, decide how closely you want to stick to the rules. Knowing that the more you diverge, the less accessible your setting is to the "man on the street". This will greatly influence some of your design. There are no right or wrong answers here.
I for one like the format and the current way to do things. Everyone for whom I ran the 'Mauler seemed happy to play and take part in some "exclusive" content that had to be run by a quality GM (Yes, I believe I am a quality (nasty, evil, unrelenting and vicious, but quality)GM). I look forward to offering 3-EX to the folks in Colorado. (Again and Again) JP
Hi! My name is JP and I am the Colorado Venture-Captain! We have a very active community, with games running weekly from Colorado Spring to Broomfield (and hopefulyl expanding soon). You are in a GREAT location to access games throughout the city! All our games are organized through our yahoogroup: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/RMPathfinder The biggest con in the area is happening in 2 week (President's Day we) Find all the info at http://www.denvergamers.org (sign up quick pre-regs close today I think). You may also contact me directly with any questions: JP@Chapleau.us JP
There is not "clear" public format sent that I know of. Following the guidelines is the only way I know. My take is they get a gajillion submissions and retain but a few. So try to get is as close as you can to PFS scenarios on your own. We have one for NeoExodus (jp@chapleau.us for details), but Paizo has not shared one publicly. JP
Naadhira is an awesome character. She is extremely flavorful and one character very few people want to see around them (I can understand). Her power is fine and she does what she needs to do: buff the party so they spread chaos and destruction. I have her online ON MY WEBSITE. I kept a diary of animated creatures (though I started later). And more than once has a cleric in my party destroyed my "beloved". I have also played with Kerney's oracle and really like them. They are creepy and fun. Flavor has really been the name of the game, with Kerney's and my own character. Since none of the spells you cast persist between adventures, I do have to animate new creatures every adventure and pay for them every time. I like to say that Naadhira sends them to build a mausoleum in the Osiriani desert. She talks of them "for flavor" (still referring to my ghoulfriends or Gradil the morgh). So yes, I have to pay 25hd/lvl to animate the things (learning how to make a zombie or a skeleton quickly is key) and they don't remain from adventure to adventure. JP
I now have a 12th level oracle of bones who used animate dead all the time.
I did spend on average 400-600gp/scenarios for my undead minions. Expect table and GM variation. Don't fret or panic over it. You do not have to use the spell just because its on your spell list (for free). JP
Gang,
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Michel,
Si tu as des questions ou besoin de qqch, n'hesites pas a me contacter (JP@Chapleau.us) Je GM occasionallement pour des amis au Quebec (eparpille) et on joue en-ligne. Ils cherchent toujours du monde... JP
Thanks Doug, great con. Attendance low, but quality players. I was pretty disappointed with the organization. At last minute the scheduled games changed and were replaced with scenarios that I have already gotten credit for. Over all it was the people that lent to a good time. I'm not sure if the hassle of trying to find a game each slot, even though I was signed up, is worth the price. The problem is not the con's fault. The scenarios were late (and still not out I believe). You know that you can always GM and allow 6 other people to play? :P JP
bump You may want to contact CA/RaylyynSedai He has been organizing events at/since Fandemonium... http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/paizoPublishing/pathfinder/pathfinderS ociety/grandLodge/firstEverBoisPathfinderEventAGreatSuccess&page=1 JP
@Deluge, you get to wear the HKArmor by virtue of the PrC. Having the title (through PP) is irrelevant. The armiger, IMO is not a full hellknight so a purist would say "no". But there is nothing in the campaign that restricts you from it. Come up with a cool story or RP reason you have it and have fun. As Bob said, you can wear the armor whenever you want, but I as a GM would likely impose circumstance modifiers based on what you are trying to do or where you are. Choices you made... That said, I do wear Mwk Parade Armor that looks like HKArmor, at least when I meet the VCs... JP
The Pathfinder Society Online Collective esentially works that way for playing on-line. I.e., GMs offer to run modules from time to time and players sign up for them. +1 Definitly a great group of guys.
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