Thanks Diego, I've just sent you an email. Is it a common issue? Never had any trouble with other books (I have 9 PF books). It really looks like an assembly error.
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Hello, I purchased The Inner Sea World Guide this summer as I was planning to run Rise of the Runelords this fall. Our game will finally start this weekend so I used my book for the first time last weekend. I was a bit surprised to see that the binding of the Inner Sea World Guide was not ok, like, there's not enough glue or something. Is there a way to fix this? Some type of glue I should use? I'm a bit surprised because all my other Pathfinder books are totally fine. Maybe it was a bad assembly batch? I sent an email to customer support but I guess maybe I should made a post here beforehand. Here's a picture of the binding issue; http://imgur.com/a/Vvip8 Any tips would be appreciated!
Exactly ! In my mind, a wizard is a player with a 1d4 HP. And he really die at 0.
Thanks Tangent, couldn't explain better myself. Leo, I guess I'm too old for this but I didn't plan to use a points pool as videogames does. Though, if the PC didn't get at least one 16, I ask him to reroll. So that's my error I guess.
Yeah, that's what I thought tonight. He might be uber now but a few combats away, that'll be different. As for arrows, I didn't find a rule in the Core Rulebook yet. I know he got 40 arrows (2 quarries) but how can I calcute lost arrows?
Yeah, he got them as favored ennemies and moreover, he got the point blank shot feat. The other got averages scores (no more than 16-17, more likely 12-14)
I played mostly at AD&D and Cyberpunk several years ago so I'm really rusted. Still, we played two sessions by far and I think it's great. Though, I got an issue with one of the PCs. He got a Elf Ranger but he did über rolls on his character creation so he managed to get 20 DEX (18 + racial) and 17 STR. He's using a composite bow + 1 and have a race benefit against gobelins. So you can understand that he's totally outdamage every other PCs. I look at the rules and everything seems legit, he's just really lucky with dices. Any tips to make this more even for others PCs ? Thanks again
Sorry, still not used with abilities/skills/traits/feats differences.
1) 2d6+6 for the main skills
Thanks a lot!
Yeah but I'm not sure they'll all read it. I got 3 motivated players (with experience) and 2 beginners that haven't done their player metadata. It might become tricky so I want to be sure to get their attention from the start.
Initial question
New questions; - What can I tell to the players? As reading the RotRL (AE), I still wonder what I should tell them and what not. As an example; the first few pages, it explains why the gobelins are there and why the nobleman allow them to come to the city center. But, should they know that? I guess not but I'm not used to use pregenerated stories so :) - The book used the fast lane advancement for XP. Since I got 5 players, should I stick to the normal lane ? At least, I can bump them to the next level at each milestone.
I ask a few questions in another thread but I guess it's best to not hijack other threads ;)
Well, I'll ask for a split thread, don't want to garbage the op thread. If there's any moderator, would you move my first questions and the answers on that topic; http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pw76?New-to-AP-few-questions#1 Thanks a lot!
I don't want to hijack your thread but I'm in the same seat as the OP. I was GM in AD&D 2nd edition so I'm a bit rusty. I was wondering if the PC needs to know the background of the church in Sandpoint? Also, I got 5 players (human pally, drow rogue (!), elf ranger, elf mage and a dwarf priest). Is there something wrong playing this campaign at 5 players ? Should I adjust encounters ? @Quellious ; if you prefer I do a separate thread, please tell me. I just thought it might helpful for you as well. |