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I suppose that Nethys has taken over Amazen's Areas of Secret Knowledge and Magic but who now has taken over Invention? Also, who has taken over Acavna's Areas of Companionship, Defensive battles, and the Moon? The reason that I ask is because I was considering adding another adventure to the Adventure Path Ruins of Azlant where the player free some Azlanti that were held in stasis because theses individuals are the only ones with the knowledge to stop another planet destroying cataclysm and in order to do so the player's needed to find a way to resurrect these two deities to have them bolster their power. If all of their Areas of concern are already taken then I'll have to rethink my "Part Seven"Out of the core deities there are none. But there is the Gnome Deity brigh and the Empyreal Lord Bharnarol It looks like Acavna's areas of concern are still open, then.
I suppose that Nethys has taken over Amazen's Areas of Secret Knowledge and Magic but who now has taken over Invention? Also, who has taken over Acavna's Areas of Companionship, Defensive battles, and the Moon? The reason that I ask is because I was considering adding another adventure to the Adventure Path Ruins of Azlant where the player free some Azlanti that were held in stasis because theses individuals are the only ones with the knowledge to stop another planet destroying cataclysm and in order to do so the player's needed to find a way to resurrect these two deities to have them bolster their power. If all of their Areas of concern are already taken then I'll have to rethink my "Part Seven"
Fastidiousness's recurring cleanliness is the best, shame it's self only. I could see a character making large statues as command word magic items of fastidiousness to improve local health. That's an interesting. Perhaps an entrepreneurial PC or NPC could create various magic items to create a business like a bath house or laundromat that that has the implements of cleanliness cast that spell.
Just to be clear, these companions are already in the Bestiary along with everything else and it's second edition only? As noted below, Mr. Jacobs has made it clear the their stats are the only things that are in the Bestiary. As to your to my second point, I am an old "fuddy duddy" stuck in First Edition. So thnk you for your response it was helpful
It sounds like the rules for camping and what not can be incorporated into PF1E with minimal fuss. Thank you for clarifying!
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In all honesty, I will probably make the rules as follows, "No class level higher than 20. On the other hand, character level has no upper limit."
Why did you post this on an unrelated product from several years ago? Where can we find the news about what future releases are happening?
Why did you post this on an unrelated product from several years ago? 1) I have been on hiatus from gaming for a few years and since this was the last entry into the First Edition Realm (with no interest in Second Edition), I thought that I'd post here. 2) If I broke any rules, then I apologize!3) If I offended you. then i apologize for that as well!
While I would love to get my mitts on Kingmaker Figures, that's too expensive for me. Instead, I would like to see a Pawn series for Kingmaker. Is there any news on when, or even if, this will happen? I am getting back into gaming after a several year hiatus and, eventually, I want to run a Pathfinder Game. Thanks in advance!
The "reskinning" of the Arcanist sounds viable. Perhaps calling the class "Spiritualist" would be in order. Yeah i realize now it is already in the Occult Adventures.
Archives of Nethys has a list of their sources which should be useful to you. Thank you but could you point to a specific place, please? I did a search and a gazillion thinks popped up.
You might find QLIs SciFi20 Design Manual provides some of that, although it's not highly detailed. It's the design manual for their T20 rules, SciFi20 Players' Guidebook being the main rulebook. Some of the other Traveller games (MT, T4 and T5) also include some rulebooks with alternative types of technology like warp drive. They're not directly usable with a D20 ruleset but it's not hard to extrapolate from their treatment of conventional Traveller jump drive and other technology to include the alternatives they provide.All d20 games are technically compatible.True but Pathfinder has nuances differing from other D20 products and T20 has some differences as well. I always enjoyed T20's character creation. However, I despised the fact that their technology paradigm didn't allow for other space based sci-fi staples (shields, FTL Communications, et cetera). I'd like to see how those could translate in the Starfinder rules. By the way Paizo, thank you! I suppose that you have given this a whirl.
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I want to breathe new life into some old D20 version of Traveller (aka "T20") material using Starfinder rules. is there anychance of some sort of compatibility?Probably not... but what's stopping you from using the setting with Starfinder rules? Nothing is "stopping" me, per se. I just enjoy T20's charater generation and more lethal combat system. I just dont like dealing with T20's lack of Sci-Fi staples (shields, FTL Communications, et cetera) and the system's rules don't allow for such. You are correct, I could use Starfinder's rules "as is" and I probably will. it's just that I like the darker, edgier style of T20. I appreciate your input! :-)
You might find QLIs SciFi20 Design Manual provides some of that, although it's not highly detailed. It's the design manual for their T20 rules, SciFi20 Players' Guidebook being the main rulebook. Some of the other Traveller games (MT, T4 and T5) also include some rulebooks with alternative types of technology like warp drive. They're not directly usable with a D20 ruleset but it's not hard to extrapolate from their treatment of conventional Traveller jump drive and other technology to include the alternatives they provide.All d20 games are technically compatible.True but Pathfinder has nuances differing from other D20 products and T20 has some differences as well. I always enjoyed T20's character creation. However, I despised the fact that their technology paradigm didn't allow for other space based sci-fi staples (shields, FTL Communications, et cetera). I'd like to see how those could translate in the Starfinder rules. By the way Paizo, thank you! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I will have to look into that!
All d20 games are technically compatible. True but Pathfinder has nuances differing from other D20 products and T20 has some differences as well. I always enjoyed T20's character creation. However, I despised the fact that their technology paradigm didn't allow for other space based sci-fi staples (shields, FTL Communications, et cetera). I'd like to see how those could translate in the Starfinder rules. By the way Paizo, thank you!
Originally, I was going to create a a PFRPG version of Traveller using some of the T20 Rules. Alas, I scrapped that as I was hoping to incorporate other Sci-Fi staples into it such as shielding, FTL communication, Teleporters, et cetera but the actual T20 rules seemed to not allow for that to be easily added. I look forward to what comes of this and hope to see "sneak peeks" soon! Thank you guys for including this but please make the rules flexible enough that "home grown" campaigns can be easily run with these rules. You see I am a fan of the SyFy show "Dark Matter" and would love to see rules to help me make a Table Top RPG setting. Thank you all! Me too, my friend. Me too!
Originally, I was going to create a a PFRPG version of Traveller using some of the T20 Rules. Alas, I scrapped that as I was hoping to incorporate other Sci-Fi staples into it such as shielding, FTL communication, Teleporters, et cetera but the actual T20 rules seemed to not allow for that to be easily added. I look forward to what comes of this and hope to see "sneak peeks" soon! Thank you guys for including this but please make the rules flexible enough that "home grown" campaigns can be easily run with these rules. You see I am a fan of the SyFy show "Dark Matter" and would love to see rules to help me make a Table Top RPG setting. Thank you all!
Awesome, thank you for the insight.
If this is the wrong spot for this,question, then please accept my humble apology.
Actually I was going to "mongrelize" PF and T20 as T20 has "Character Classes" but the levels don't give your character any actual power other than skills, hit points, et cetera (no spells though) and combat is lethal at ANY level. Also, T20 gives a prior history. What I don't care for in T20 is how FTL travel is handled neither do I care for lack of shielding and FTL communication rules. I suppose that I could explain those other rules by saying that the shields and FTL communications have a "DEM field" surrounding it (DEM stands for "Deus Ex Machina") which makes everything work. Again this is only the "brain storming" stage.
I was talking more "outer plane" (LN, N, CN) as opposed to "elemental plane". However thank you for the help! :-)
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