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This occurred to me that if I play a single solo character, I get 30 turns to explore 3 Locations (30 cards), which pretty much gives me opportunity to explore ALL cards in all Location piles, if I don't find the Villain until the last turn. However, if I play 3 characters at once (which forces the 5 Locations rule), I will only have 30 turns to explore 5x10= 50 cards in the Location piles! In other words, it seems more difficult to finish the game the more characters you have. So to have the same chance for a party of 5 characters to finish a Scenario as a solo character, they would need a 5x10=50 card Blessings timer deck, due to the increased number of locations. The formula would be TimerDeckSize = Locations x 10. Am I incorrect in this thinking? Has this been discussed somewhere?
I just started a discussion about picking dice for specific classes, over in "Paizo Publishing / Pathfinder® / Pathfinder RPG / General Discussion". This made me wonder, that it would be great for Paizo to come out with "official" class dice designs (like they did with Adventure Path dice). You know, like a D7 set of "Wizard Dice" or "Fighter Dice" or "Rogue Dice". I'd be interested in products like these.
Bard - Pink Bard - there's this color called "circus" that Chessex makes Wow this was EXACTLY what I picked the first time for Bard when I looked at their dice! It is kind of swirling pinkish hue. They also had the "Carousel" one from their Festive set (to which the "Circus" one belongs) which is a bit more rainbowy, which I suppose would reflect the versatility and colourfulness of the class, but the pinkish "Circus" was my first pick too. Monk - wooden dice or some of those dwarven stones dice The wooden dice for Monk is a great idea! I was thinking about yellow, but the wooden dice is better.Fighter - Some kind of Gray color Yes, I was thinking this too (perhaps the Gemini Copper/Steel or the cheaper Opaque Grey/Black one). Going with the Gemini group that have steel or copper in them, one would be able to outfit several classes that have a melee commonality, such as:
Staying with the Gemini, these could also work for the non-melee:
Wish I could link the dice pictures.
I am thinking about buying class-specific 7-dice sets to roll and record for each character in the adventure and was wondering what colours / textures of dice would be appropriate for each? Red, green, blue or mixed colours (yellow, purple, pink, etc). For example, I'd pick "Purple Opaque" for Sorcerer or perhaps the more fancy "Purple/Gold Pearl" or "Purple Borealis" set from Chessex. For the Paladin: White Opaque?
Also things like should alignment influence the color?
Or should transparency indicate more of the "intellectual" classes like Wizard or Sorcerer while Opaqueness more the melee classes? Then there is also the Prestige classes; should their color be dependent on the base classes they derive from? BASE CLASSES
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