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isn't legacy of the stonelords one of the multi table specials?

i'd love to run some of those, but I currently do not have access to a gm pool large enough (siege of the diamond city takes at least 6)

I am looking to run all the sky key scenarios in order. So I want to make sure I have them all, and get anyone's suggestions on what order to run them in.

So far I have:
6-12 Scions pt 1
6-14 Scions pt 2
6-16 Scions pt 3
6-18 under ice
6-19 test of tar kuata
6-20 returned to sky

Did I miss any?

Should they be run in this order, or is there a better order?

Thanks

I've never gone to that extreme.... but no that I have the idea....

I have downloaded and played some of the modules that are written to be solo. its like a choose your own adventure with dice!

I hate level dips. I generally dislike multiclassing, prestige classes, and archetypes. Just pick your class and play it fool.

and then you apply your gm credit to that character...

for example, I bought 06-01 to gm based on the description, I thought it would be fun.... when I read it I found it has silver crusade content- it says so in the description, but I had missed that.... but when I run it next month, the gm chonicle sheet will go to my silver crusade life oracle

because i'm a barbarian with raging leaper and an awesome acrobatics check to jump, so things are rarely out of melee range....

what is ucam?

this is from another rpg system altogether, call of cthulhu to be exact.

I like the idea of picking your initial skills to train in at character creation, BUT you only get to advance them with use.

basically, if you successfully use the skill in a critical situation, you can then become better at it from experience (in coc, this is actually only a chance to get better...)

we had a frenzied berserker in a game years ago. was a lot of fun, my character took some grapple focus feats so I could hold down the berserker when the fight was over.