Every gamer at my table knows that movie by heart. That's what they think. There is so much added content here, as well as different ways to handle situations. What if the Hierophant doesn't manage to steal the Mask? What if they successfully interrogate Mort Agrippa and then just totally skip Westhaven? Do the townsfolk know or care about all the awful stuff the PCs have done? All this and more can be answered!
So my group has hit Racing to Ruin just recently, and they are having a hell of a time. They also made friends with all 5 of the NPCs, and managed to broker a deal that has everyone working together on a joint Pathfinder Society/Sargavan Government venture. The 5 NPCs are going to be following behind the main party, helping to defend the main expedition. However, odds are good that the PCs will want to travel with the NPCs as well from time to time, so I decided to brush up on their builds a little bit. Ishirou is gonna take the Thug archetype, and I've been kicking around the idea of him also mixing in some Fighter (Cad). Gelik is going to take the Street Performer archetype. Jask is going to be a Cloistered Cleric now. Sasha is going to end up with the Beast Master (she got 4 dimorphodon "babies" on Smuggler's Shiv) and Skirmisher archetypes. Aerys is going to take the Brawler archetype, possibly mixing in 3 levels of Martial Artist monk (I've been seriously considering allowing her to take the Monastic Legacy feat so her unarmed can keep improving after those three levels, even though Martial Artist doesn't allow Still Mind so it should be impossible RAW. Am I missing some huge unbalancing factor that would make that a bad idea?). I also think I'll be improving their stats a little bit - the dice seem to have slapped them across the face pretty hard. What have you guys done with the other Castaways? Got builds you'd like to share? Chime in!
Don't mind if I do! Brace for newbishness, as I'm clueless as to what FAWTL is all about.
If you choose to classify this as a "Hitler-superstar-reaction" meme, then you are quite correct in saying that this is brand new! However, in the much broader (and practical) sense, Hitler raving about any old thing has been around for quite awhile. It's a clip from the movie Downfall, and people have used it to comment on just about anything you can think of...with varying degrees of success. If this thing gets linked on the front page, I'll squee for an hour.
Thanks so much for that! You guys are the best in the biz, and the fact that you're laughing at something I made makes me feel really proud. Almost glad I lost now! =)
Let's face it, the only thing that could have made this more perfect is if it had been in response to Sean K Reynolds instead of Neil. ;-) I am a shameless Sean Reynolds fan, but I also really did want to thank Neil for going to all the trouble he did. It was an extra step he didn't have to take, and I plan to buy him a beer at Paizocon. (Then corner him and explain why he was mistaken)
Just as a note, Golariopedia is the renamed old, outdated, no-longer-updated version of PathfinderWiki, which is still quite active and up-to-date. Perhaps that was Hitler's problem? Nein! Nein! Das ist nicht stimmt!
Hey there Clark! Don't take this video the wrong way; I hold within me only the barest fraction of resentment displayed here. Just enough to engage in some self-deprecating humor in between bouts of sulky grumbling. ;) The Pharasmian(sic) Tomb Stone will live forever!
Pharasmian Tomb Stone Oh well, you can't win 'em all...even if your contribution was entirely brilliant and "tomb stone" is two separate words for a reason and- *ahem* Can't win 'em all! A big congratulations to the winners out there, and thanks to Neil for taking the time to fish out the judge's feedback. I'm looking at this as an opportunity to learn how to accept defeat with dignity and poise. Hitler, however, is going to need a minute... |
