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Well, being the Devil's advocate, he actually doesn't have a smartphone. He can't really use his potato flip-phone for anything... But I do agree, he has been... lazy with this game... he's in a few of my other games and had been posting, although IRL he's more concerned with 5e games than with Pathfinder, so it may just be a case of him procraniating. I admit myself, I do tend to play premade games a little slow. The biggest tragedy is not using this character to his fullest potential :/
Personally I belive a game fails when the players forsake it, not when the DM does. After all, he could have any number of reasons for not posting, where all the players have to do is say "I'm leaving" and leave huge gaps in the game that need to be filled. So with a loss of a player... odds are shifting to the sour :/
Kisper slips up to the group, his armor not very subtle. The waters of that tank are as vile as an aboleth. Thankfully not as dangerous. Kisper greets this one, a fair lady so sweet. he holds out a hand curtiously to take Floredana's and give it a kiss. As you may have seen, Kisper wears his armor. But why, well He knows that he is exotic and beautiful, and people would admire his fine weapons and armor. he takes off his helmate and holds his Naginata in his off hand. As exotic as he is himself...
Kisper dons his ornate armor and heads into town. Many possibly note his exotic armor, even the large blade-like spear he carries with red ribbons tied to the haft. he lets those who are curious look over his armor and even allows some children to try on his helmet, although it doesn't quite fit them. he wanders about, looking for artisans and smiths. he asks various men if he could use their forge, for his own work of course.
He then looks around for an archery contest.
... of course there was always the Centaur...taking away his adoring fans!
Kisper sighs, seems he's been having trouble finding smiths... "Ah, and kisper has only found rudimentary smith. It has been a long and harrowing jouney, and folding steel is such a rare technique... He drinks from his mug and gives the maid a few coins with square holes in the middle. "But You small folk are said to be great luck, even if the tales are not true, surely you have enough skill to garner the information as to the whereabouts of a Smith with at least an available workshop?"
Kisper stands, and with a flourish of his blade slides the razor sharp weapon back into his sheathe, making a very distinct sound. A sound that ment someone was to die before it was heard again...
He waved a maid close and offered to buy whatever the halfling wanted, "This one is in town to find a master smith... to forge him a fine exotic blade... or at least reforge one."
Kisper sits in the main room, casually sharpening his sword at a booth. He sips gently at his ale, not wanting to get drunk. His katana is old, but finely made. Where it not for how aged the blade was, it would have been of master quality.
Ha! Centaur jokes... Anyways, essentially I give my horse and inspiring banner up to be able to decapitate foes with a single blow. As long as they are my challenge and I havent attacked them yet. We are all staying at the rusty dragon. Yes? Also, a good idea for cheep arrows are glass arrows, according to the material details, glass weapons cost half as much, weigh less, and only have half as much hardness. Therefore the only time glass arrows become a problem is when you are trying to sunder or avoid sundering arrows...
The common rules say that centaur are large but use medium weapons without penalies, as well as not having reach. They do however get all other bonuses for being large, like the CMD/CMB bonus. I think personally I will be relying on Loktar (nice reference there) for flanking. His large size makes it easy to flank with. Being oriental, yes it is ^-^ I'm sure, he's allowing it.
I would like to mention to all here, I will be a combat manuver user. My current feat, Dirty fighting, requires that we are flanking and I can use any combat manuver without AOO, so long as I give the bonus up. That way we can take the stronger enemies out with ease as I disarm, trip, sunder, and otherwise make enemies have a bad time.
Because I know Forgedawn IRL, I'll let you all know he's adding more traps and buffing up the spell users, even thinking of giving some goblins guns, and optimizing goblins inititive. He will use suprize rounds, and try to make the party very cautious. We have me (a samurai) our swashbuckler and a bloodrager. We need healing, a trapper, and an arcane After all he personally told me if we don't have a good party he'll make it hell. He sure loves his TPK. Of course, this is because he loves power, and in the games I make he usually optimized for max-DPS. Kasatha multi-weapon magus for example. So it is best of you try to build your characters with full expectation he's trying to kill you, not guide the story. Here is some friendly advice:
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