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Hm, for a lost omen book with a big guest star? I want a book written by Hidetaka Miyazaki where the horrific lore is written in small monster entry, item description and artwork. (Thats a dream)

But more seriously, I want a mechanical Golarion lore book where you discovers the lore from item description, monster description, character, etc in a small mysterious way.
Like : This item served the ancient king of Osirion in the lost Renewal of life ritual.

This monster is the result of a failed Renewal of Life ritual, item still stock on his face

The renewal of life ritual is this... And was done to bring the first pharaoh from the land of the forgotten god Khemesu

Ok, now I have 50% of the info, my job to do the rest ..

Some fleshcrafting/mutation class. My old PF1 alchemist vivisectionist/master chemist. I LOVED that character. Adding more arms, tumor familiar,monstruous ability reliant on medicine and mutagene. Some special action like spit acid, crushing tentacle, turtle retreat... Something clearly fleshcrafted

A "double personnality"/possessed archetype would be great (like master chemist in PF1).

An Inquisitor character (divine magus?) Like a priest of Sigmar or wow paladin.But I think you can accomplish that by giving subclass to magus or cleric and a couple of specific feat.

Some non-magical support like field marshal. Action like battle plan (bonus if you follow the plan), reaction to help on a check, banner and heraldry, teamwork feat return (sniping duo archetype style)

That's all...

I would love to seemore of South East Asian culture incorporated into Golarion. My wife being Javanese, I like when she talk to me about the more mythologic side of her culture.

Or it could come in form of an exploration AP where you discovers islands and islands with a mix of different culture. Just changing half and island in Indonesia mean you have to change the way you say ''Yes'' from Iya (Jakarta) to Iyo (Yogyakarta). And the Linguist Archetype become a most!

Also, as mentioned, more Wayang stuff, my father-in-law as a huge collection of them (And a collection a keris...one forged in 1200's...)

My group named their first ship: The Dignity Destroyer

Their second ship was named: It's a diversion

Their third was named: The lylith

I forgot the name of their last ship, at that point we reached the ''spelljammer'' moment of the campaign, and the end.

A summoner with a throne eidolon.

Hi everyone,

I read the forum often, but don't really take time to post. But this time, I need help.

After reading the books and the forum many time, I know the problem about the foreshadowing of the ''Big boss''. Looking into the problem, I remembered the ''classic horror revisited'' story about the hag.

To sum up : Three good beautiful faerie princesses became vain, bitter and evil. The fey court cursed and banished them to Golarion. After that, the fey courts razed their castle to the ground.

My idea :

- First change : There was five sisters, not three. The older ones had their fey kingdom at each cardinal point : West, North, East, South. The fifth one, the youngest, lived in the middle.
- Second change : Four sisters became vain, bitter and evil. They picked on their youngest sister.
- Third change : The youngest, tried to stop the blight and the conflict between the sisters. She was a good girl helping the other faeries when they tried to flee the blight.
- Fourth Change : When the fey courts saw the corruption of their kingdom, they cursed all the sisters, banished the four kingdom from the first world. The sisters were imprisonned in their own planar kingdom.
- Fifth change : Nyrissa became the green hag (south), Rhoswen became the annis (west), Neithrope became the winter hag (north), Caillea became the blood hag (east).
- Sixth change : Seeing everyhting being cursed, Jurissa, the youngest, ripped appart her eye and tongue, becoming the Mute Hag.

So I modified the tale to fit those details (I won't post it on the forum, since I just copied the text from the book and changed it to fit those change).

Now the original background of the campaign :

Nyrissa want to steal the land to give it to the eternal in hope to be pardon. That's it.

So here my idea :
The four sisters want their beauty back, they want their freedom back, they want their servant back and they want to kill each other.

Beauty :
Caillea : She plan to bath in mortal's blood, a lot of beautiful mortal woman's blood.
Nyrissa : She removed the curse by transfering it to another person: Her youngest sister Jurissa.
Neithrope : Stealing true love. She want to melt her cold heart.
Rhoswen : Before being cursed, she captured her own image through a mirror. She plan to switch her old reflexion with her cursed form.

Kingdom :
Caillea : Taking the place of the queen. By doing that, she hope to be acknowledge by the genius loci, and after that she plan to replace it with her own genius loci.
Nyrissa : She will create dimensional breach slowly transfering her kingdom to the material realm.
Neithrope : Activating the elfgate of Candlemere, she will create an opening to her world, creating a pocket of eternal winter to extend and transfert her kindgom. ( I know about reign of winter)
Rhoswen : Her little gnome helper need to retrieve the mirror of shadow to create a focus. She will blur the limit of her kingdom to the material world with fog.

Now about foreshadowing those events :
Jurissa was cursed by her sister, not by the fey court. She was the one giving refuge to the fleeing fey. She tried to stop her sister peacefuly. She was a good princess. After being curse and becoming the first mute hag, she decided to keep helping the fey. She created the Witchmarket with her own banished plane. The witchmarket can manifest once per year.

Jurissa will be the one to foreshadow each event. By creating the witchmarket, she created a powerful way to gain information or to give information. Each year, she will give a hint to the pc. In the form of fairytale or strange object. The first one I thought was a bottle containing a small light, a glimmer of hope.

Do you have any idea to add? I need more meat around the bone.

* and again, sorry for my english. My main language is french.

I did something completly crazy with my players. We had a book where they created a world. Each week, the book would move from one player to another. The goal was to create a world with history, event, character etc.

When we got bored, we played in this world, creating event, creating city, village, people.

I did this for one year, and finally got a good world with some crazy ignored thing. I took the book, and made a Timeline with what they wrote. EAch character (at each level) was registred in a ''book of character''.

When I had enough material, I builded my campaign. Each little event, one-shot, adventure, was integrated. They could alter history by moving from character to other character they played. Since every event was very detailled (thank to our note taker!) we knew what would happen if Y did X.

An exemple was when they came on a blocked road. They knew that their ''ancestors'' were attacked by a bunch of stone giant who create an avalanch trap (random encounter). So they got back in time, did the random encounter (now a planified encounter) to stop the giant from creating their trap.

Or when the diplomat from another one-shot got killed by an assassin, sending two country in a never ending war. They had to go back in time to stop that never ending war to save their futur country from being crush under the army of a great warlord from another one-shot. The warlord was a orc slave, one the pc bought and tortured for fun. When he got bored, he abandonned him to his death. But he survived! Yep... I was crazy.

ranged weapon?

(because I have 4 int?)

So we got:

A Goblin rogue/gunslinger (Norgorber)
An Half-Orc Arcanist (Nethys)
A Iffrit Sorcerer/Oracle (Nethys)
A Aasimar Paladin of Sarenrae (Sarenrae)

Can I suggest Clash of the Kingslayers?

You can easily explain why they stopped their trade agreement by the change of king?

I had this kind of situation one day. One of our friend decided that his fun was to go random, kill us, deus ex machina. The game was fun at the start, then he shifted to some kind of door-monster-treasure game.
I talked to him three times, each time he said: but I have to made the game fun for me too! (What he mean was: I must win). I dropped the game for a year, making my own group. Best decision.

Sadly,I present the bad one. After a year, he asked if a could GM a game for him and our friends. Our friends are good players and enjoy RP . I expected his mentality of ''I must win'' to have calmed down. I was wrong. The same scenario started again. A castle full of hostage? Door-monster-no treasure?! Why I killed the boss! Ok, the hostages are all dead, but who care? For the greater good! I stopped that game after one year, because of him. I tolerated his play style because others were having fun.

Now we play boardgame with him, since the ''I most win'' mentality is normal. All that for: Find people who share your play style and start a game. Even if the GM have hard time, you'll have more fun.

(Sorry for my bad english, being a french native speaker can be counter intuitive when writing in english)

We had three big moments :

The first one was in Rise of the Runelord. In one of the adventure, my players decided to just walk in the corridor to the last room, where the boss of some stone giants is standing with his bodyguard.
The boss just shout ‘’Alarm! You band of incredible stone head! You let the enemies going straight to me?!’’ Begining the longest fight ever done….144 rounds.
Approximately every 5-8 round, the guards from nearest room would barge in, trying to save their master. I don’t know how, but my players didn’t die.

The second one had me playing a Polearm master. Every monsters had the tendancy to knock me down. Taking the -4 for fighting prone and the -4 for shortening the grips, I managed to kill some small mob.
Then, we had the boss fight (we are level 3). Again, I was prone. The boss just ignore me and pass over me, so I ask for an AOO. He GM look at me, confuse and check the book.

GM : ‘’Sure, why not? Don’t forget the -8 to hit.’’
Me : ‘’ So, I got an overall +2 to hit? Sure’’
*roll* Nat 20
Me : Yes, possibility of crit
*roll again* 20
Me : ‘’ 22, do I confirm the crit?’’
GM : ’’ Euh…yeah?’’
*roll* 10, 10, 10
Me : ‘’48 damages?!’’
GM : ‘’He is dead, I don’t even know how to describe that?!’’
Me : ‘’ As the monster is moving over you, you reach your weapon, rise it, and he impale himself on your ranseur?’’
GM : ‘’….Sure.’’

The last moment was just me annoying the paladin. An evil djinn monk is using guerrilla tactic again us. The paladin being slow as hell (I’m playing an halfling monk), I decide to jump down one level and to follow the evil monk. I scream :
‘’ Enough with your frighten kitten tactic, if you call yourself a true monk, this is a duel to death! You and me!’’
The evil monk look at me and with a sign approve (he never talked). The paladin run down the hall, weapon risen, charging. Again, I scream :
‘’ If you dare interfer in our duel, I’m going to throw you down this castle with his help!’’
The paladin stop his charge, sheathe is weapon and wait.
‘’ Since it’s a duel of honor, I shall respect it, be sure to win.’’

Sorry, I did my best, but english isn’t my first language.

When I saw the thread I was curious, when I saw the stat I though of Hector Hammond

So a Magus with a chainsaw can use it to spellstrike shocking grasp and enchanting it with his arcane pool? Oh... I know what I will play for Iron God. Hail to the king baby!

Bad weather (I mean really bad weather)could stop their exploration.

A urgent council meeting could force them back to the capital

A messager from another kingdom as arrived and wish to meet the leader of this small country, opening diplomacy with them.

Problem in the capital (rise of a bandit group, annoying prankster faeries ,etc) force them back

They enter the territory of a troll warlord? Make sure he gave them one opportunity to leave his territory and never return. Play him as a warlord, not a dumb idiot sitting in his lair waiting for them.

My Group gained players since my last post:

We're currently in book 4 (decided to go with a E8 conversion).

Admiral Bernard the Barbarian (Human Barbarian 8): After capturing many ship, he started a small city on their new Island (using the city building rules. Bernard, the captain of the Dignity Destroyer (don't ask me to explain) became Admiral in control of 10 ship.

Governor Il Ratpine (Something Rogue 4/Cleric of Cthulhu 4): Ok, I ran From Shore to Sea as an additional location. Started as a Ratfolk, gained severe taint, was bitten by a wereshark. He is the governor because the Admiral don't really care about politic and said: '' Only a crazy fool would want to be governor''

High Necromancer El Ratpine (Ratfolk Ghoul Gravewalker Witch 8): After contracting the ghoul fever, she became a hairless rat. I gave her the ''Lesser Animate Dead'' spell since it fit her theme. She control a false ghost ship with a zombie crew.

Mistress of Pain Tessa Ombrage (Tiefling Ranger 6): Ex Cheliaxian Slave, she decided to find the devil bound to the cheliax empire and release them of their contract. She is called mistress of pain since she always score a critical at the right time.

Witch-Doctor (Half-Orc Scarred Witch-Doctor 5): Primitive orc with a knack for tattooing and scarification. He was in Port Peril looking for fun, so he joined the crew of the dignity destroyer. His name translate as Witch-Doctor, so he named himself Witch-Doctor in common. He is a deceptive monster. Drinking blood of is victim and reading omen in their guts, but the captain and the witch like him. He took a liking to Inkskin, making her is ''Tattoo Book Slave''. She is chained and gagged and he tattoo her everytime he want a scroll (Inscribe Magical Tattoo with a altered version Spell Tattoo)

Classic Horror Revisited have a story about three fey sisters who were exiled after their vanity corrupted the First World. They became the first hags (Annis, Green and Sea).

Maybe N was the green hag one and removed her curse?
Maybe the Greenbelt is her old kingdom from the first world, exiled with her to the material plane?
Maybe Candlemere is her old castle?

The story said that the three sisters were jealous and insecure, wishing to be the most beautiful. Maybe N. became jealous of the Queen?

If you are using Fellnight Queen, she could be the Annis one, after successfully kidnapping the bride, a true loved one, and using her in a ritual, she removed the curse?

We had a kobold group:

The Iron Xebub : A green Kobold cavalier order of the dragon with a Deinonychus mount.
D'ka, The stone prophet: A brown kobold, oracle of the stone and cursed with haunting stone.
Xani and Xina, The twin assassin: Two black rogue/assassin kobold. They came form the same egg.
Sinitin, The Great Drake: A white kobold summoner with a ''White Dragon Eidolon''.

The group made others think that they were obeying the White Dragon, and the sight of a Large White Dragon is enough to make must villager back off. So they were enjoying human way of live, by intimidation and trickery.

1) Dwarf
2) Human
3) Wyrmwood or Android
4) Gnome or Goblin
5) Changeling

I said it in another thread, but:

At low level: A chair
At higher level: A flying throne

Why?

My summoner was a fat gluttonous human sloth. He needed his eidolon to walk, walking 10 feets was to much for him.

I was playing Rise of the Runelord a second time with new players. Since I knew the campaign, I decided to go full sin. I was playing a fat human summoner with an animated chair as eidolon (four legged, slam, mount (useless but a chair is a chair), push)

As the campaign progressed, he became bigger, slower and lazier. He couldn't move more than 10 feet before going out of breath for the round. At some point, the chair became a flying throne, so he just sat on it. Glutonny and Sloth were his sins.

He died from a heart attack (weird).

Worst thing? Playing with a stubborn killer GM.

His houserules:

No sneak attack (rogue become useless)
Everyone should be Lawful Good (except if the class say otherwise)
No undead control (even during a evil campaign)
No downtime or crafting magical items
No diplomacy, intimidate or bluff work
No one except a rogue can disarm trap

That's the one I remember.

My first game returning to the tabletop was with him, Gming the City of Spider Queen. This game has seen 68 death, 11 deus ex machina, 6 deal with an Efreet called Isnogood...

One of his ''big monster'' was screwed by a disruptive weapon? No prob, 9 new ''big monster'' spawn just to kill us...

I'm gming this level 2 party in my ''Serpent's Skull and Shark's Shackles'' E6 ''lower magic''sandbox. After 8 sessions the finally finished Smuggler's Shiv and are now on the Wormwood.

My party consist of (sorry, french here):

Bernard le barbare (Bernard the Barbarian)(Human Barbarian 2): A human of great strength, but simple of mind. His motives are simple: gold, women and alcohol. He is a great cook and eat almost everything edible (Cook).

Les jumeaux Ratpine (The Ratpine Twin) :

Yl Ratpine (could translate as: He plunder)(Ratfolk Rogue [Pirate] 2): Wise little bastard with a sharp tongue. He is playing the dating agency of Bernard. Motivated by gold and fame. A jack-of-all-trade, loved by almost everyone (Rigger).

El Ratpine (could translate as: She plunder)(Ratfolk Witch [Gravewalker] 2): Evil little witch, using his brother to hide herself. She is power hungry and is looking why the magic became scarce and weak. She is loathed by everyone on the Wormwood and would be dead if her brother didn't intervened. (Swab)

The alchemist drank is mutagen (+4 str,+2 natural armor, -2 int) (with feral discovery (2 claws, 1 bite) than won the initiative? Yeah, but this trick work only for 20 min.

Why didn't they wait for the claw and bite to disappear?

Hello everyone,

I'm sure that when someone ask you to describe a forest, talk about plants etc, you use the traditionnal: ''It's an oak/maple/*insert any known tree here*''. But sometimes we want to include some strange plants with only a change of landscape or some small effect.

So I want to know: What plant did you create? Are they special material? Do they have an effect? etc.

Format:

Name: *insert name*
Description:*insert name*
Effect (if needed): *insert name*

(I'll post some of mine when at home, and I'll come with 2 need thread: 1001 Animal/Magical Beast and 1001 Mineral/Special Material)

Mirona wrote:

I tried to play her many time, but my DM hated Rogue and enjoyed killing us with unappropriate monster...(so I took the DM role)

A kitsune Rogue/Witch/Arcane Trickster (with the two-world magic (mage hand) trait). By the day, she would play as a human mystic, selling potion/scroll and helping the poor. But in the night, she would assume her real apparence (a kitsune) and become the leader of a small group of thieves that would call her ''greyfox''.

That's a bold character to play; the witch loses a lot going trickster, and the spells don't sync very well.

Still, I give you points for an awesome concept. It's a shame about the DM, though.

I know that the witch isn't an optimal choice for the Arcane Trickster. But some hex go well for a ''thief themed'' caster. Charm,Disguise, Slumber, Peacebond, Flight, Unnerve Beast and Feral Speech have their use.

Unnerve a dog to distract a guard; Speak with a crow to look inside a house; Peacebond an aggressive patrol running after you; disguise yourself in a servant,etc.

I thought of a Half-elf/Half-Tian-min Broodmaster Summoner. He has 8 small Eidolons, each one took the form of a small elemental dragon (air, earth, fire, metal, thunder, void, water and wood). Each dragon would have a personnality tied to his element. With a Gm approval, I would switch some summon of the ''Summon Monster'' list to fit a more asian themed list (Kami, Onii, etc)

I won't play him in one of my GM game since he always go overkill (ex: In City of the Spider Queen, we had 36 death. In Legacy of Fire, 17 death. Homebrew, 16 death, he gave us a ring of Breath of Life.)... but I would play him in a more RP game.

I tried to play her many time, but my DM hated Rogue and enjoyed killing us with unappropriate monster...(so I took the DM role)

A kitsune Rogue/Witch/Arcane Trickster (with the two-world magic (mage hand) trait). By the day, she would play as a human mystic, selling potion/scroll and helping the poor. But in the night, she would assume her real apparence (a kitsune) and become the leader of a small group of thieves that would call her ''greyfox''.

I'll go with her becoming a haunt, sobbing at the sea.

Every night, listening to her sobbing cause a Terrible Remorse Spell (CL5) to take effect to the people listening her. Or a Castigate spell.

or

The tower become gloomy and people at a range of x miles suffer a Crushing Despair spell.

or

The wave from the ocean carry her grudge, every ship attempting to reach Tidewater Rock must take a Profession [sailor] DC X or suffer damage as the wave slam the ship against the rocks.

Since we have to much players/Gm (10), the way we chained AP is unique.

Our campaign setting isn't Golarion.

We started with ''Kingmaker'', on a new world, without magic, in the Stone/Bronze Age. We created two groups and rather to go ''one king and his councillors'', we gone with every player get a baronny and created a kingdom.

At the end of this campaing, magic appeared (only with the Word of Power). And started ''Second Darkness'' 2 century after ''Kingmaker'' in the bronze age. We played heir of our baronny/house.

Then, we did a modified ''Rise of the Runelord'' where one of the player's Baronny became the enemies, 2 century after the preceding campaign. The campaign began the Bronze/Iron Age and spell of level 1-2 could be chosen without the need of Words of Power.

And now we are playing ''Legacy of Fire''. After the rebellion of the Treasurer Baronny, an invading army attacked the kingdom. We're a playing 1 century after the rebellion, in the age of iron, spell form level 4-5 are available.

I think the next campaign will ''Curse of the Crimson Throne'' followed by an inverted ''Jade Regent''... to begin the Age of Darkness.

The link between campaign is that we play heir or member of the first house. Each house has a speciality and power. Every action of the past affect the futur campaign.

We play ''2 groups, 1 campaign'' since we are now 9 players. The whole groups meet once each month to discuss politic and development of the kingdom. But, for the other session, the two groups play the ''same campaign'' but in different way.

Exemple 1:

Group 1: The usual ''Rise of the Runelord''.
Group 2: A modified military ''Rise of the Runelord'' where they defend the kingdom against army of giant

Exemple 2:

Group 1: A modified military ''Legacy of Fire'' where they defend the kingdom against invader.
Group 2: The usual ''Legacy of Fire''

Since that time, my players talk about ''the annoying racist elf'' every time they see a Varisian.

I'm surprise that nobody thought about the Inevitable (LN outsider)

Eric is right. 0C (30F) with low humidity and no wind, isn't bad if you are acclimated to harsh winter. In fact, I can walk outside for 1h in a shirt during spring with that temperature. But don't ask me for more.

But in Quebec, -12C isn't really felt as -12 (10F). With wind and humidity, it can become hell. And I'm not talking about -30C (-22F), high wind, high humidity...

I merged CotCT and CC easily. I started CC when my player reached Caliphas.

What I did (with the exception of level rising):

So he want to become invulnerable? I'll go with:

''The sword slash your skin, revealing a flesh now made of iron.''

Each X damage prevent, remove -1 dex as he become stiff. With no possiblity to restore them. When reaching 0, he become a Iron Statue.

I'll be doing a introduction quest for each character.

Since one of them new to Golarion, I want to help him to familiarize with the universe. I'll be doing a short Count of Monte Cristo like story for him.
- Which country should be involve in his background?

For the other one, they know much more about Golarion, so I'll wait for their background, but do you have any idea?

The conversion for E6 Skull and Shackle is already done. I'm playing one with another group, me and the other dm already did it.

I thought about :
- replacing Smuggler's Shiv with Raptor Island
- replacing the race with a Regatta style race.
- replacing the city of seven spear with Gagnasau (and the Cannibal Isle)
- replacing opposing faction with only three:
1.Lady Bloodmourn (Shackle)
2.Cheliaxian Army (Invading Army)
3.Red Mantis
- replacing the Gorilla King with the Kuru

Hello everyone,

One of our AP will soon come to an end.(we play 3-4 times a week) It was decided that, again, I’ll be DMing. I asked my players which AP they want to do, the result:
- 3 for Serpent’s Skull
- 3 for Skull and Shackle
I read the 2 AP and I thought: Can they be merged?

So I read every supplement I had on Sargava, The Shackle, etc.

What I thought:

Divide the campaign in two part:

The first part include the Skull and Shackle AP, Tower of the Last Baron, Treasure of the Chimera Cove and From Shore to Sea.
The second part is about the Serpent’s Skull AP, changing the flavor for the Cannibal Isles and using the mythic rules.

Here the parameter:
- E6
- Common firearms (no advanced)
- Wound and Vigor System
What do you think? Can this be done?

Mirona... this thread was already moved to the suggestion forum by the wise actions of our wonderful moderators.

I know that, but this discussion became a flamewar, not a constructive discussion on what should we change to implant the crafting rules into PFS. (seem that is what Shallowsoul is looking for).

Please Shallow, even ''flawed statistic'' can be used... We don't need a full study with three test groups,a control group, a random selection etc. Just look a your thread... you're a minority.

Edit: ninja'ed for the selling thing at half-price.

I agree with that, the title, the way he started his thread and his attitude aren't the best. He asked for it. But adding oil to fire won't help...

(Sorry, not sure about what I said... linguistic barriers are harsh)

Ok, I'll be honest...

This thread has become a childish and bashing debate on rules or guidelines.

The rules are ok (shallowsoul will disagree), but if you want to change them, propose something, discuss about the problem...and try to not insult, bash, troll someone who disagree with you.

For my part, I suggest you start a new thread in the suggestion forum, with an open mind and without the ''I'm god, so everyone should agree'' attitude. If you need help to being polite, I can create the thread. But for now, this conversation is going nowhere, just lock the thread...

You can change whatever you want, when you run multiple AP in the same world, you're sure to have to do adjustment.

My varisa changed a lot because of some event. Do your changes, but keep track of them!

Wow! A polite, respectful and wise pirate!

Shallowsoul, as Pirate said, you can continue to talk about how you would change the magic item creation in the suggestion section. But Sean K Reynolds said:

* We are not going to change the crafting rules from how they work in the Core Rulebook, so please don't ask us to.

Since they won't make any change, your thread was moved where it belong. We all know your crusade against the ''bad magic item creation rules'', but you need to calm down and start diplomacy. You sound a little to much aggressive and annoying. Give and take, with the help of everyone and little change to the existing rules, maybe you'll come with a better crafting system.

*Again, sorry for my bad english. I'm a French speaker.

Let him burn the village but switch his alignement to whatever you want,but make him a heretic.

Since he is now a heretic, have Lastwall dispatch a group of inquisitor to hunt him. Have a fair and just trial, if he can justify his actions, good. If he can't, I'm sure that the Knight of Ozem will finish this corrupted soul.

Or have the ghost of the burned villagers haunt him.

You shouldn't use Chelaxian Warship for now. The house of Thrune would try to corrupt before invading.

As a premise to the Chelaxian's invasion, I used the module : LB1 Tower of the Last Baron. And I used the next module : LB2 Treasure of the Chimera Cove a little later, to boost my PC fleet.

You need to make some change, but it's a great addition if done well.

Me and my player love the world of Golarion, we use it has a base for every campaign we do. And make sure that every campaign we do can change the world. Soon, it will be my turn again to GM and I want to play ‘’The Shattered Star’’, since I GMed ‘’Rise of the Runelord’’.

But, I have a problem, after Rise of the Runelord, some of my players wanted to continue, they wanted to become the new Runelord. So I extended the campaign with the return of other Runelords (Xanderghul and Alaznist).

Now, I need to adapt the Shattered Star AP. Here the change that happened (I put spoiler everywhere to avoid any trouble):

And do you have any suggestion? (sorry for my bad english). I have a good idea, but I need help with the content.

I'm the GM, my group consist in:

- Male CG Damphir Bladebound Damphir 8
- Female LG Changeling Synthesis Summoner 8 (Angelic Eidolon)
- Male CN Human Alchemist 8
- Male N Human Heretic Inquisitor of Pharasma 8

They are now doing a personnal quest in Karcau.

Use the Wizard Spellbook.

A normal spellbook have 100 pages, a travelling spellbook have 50.
Each spell take one page per level.A wizard will probably not be able to place ALL his spells in one spellbook, so he will need to switch it.

If he want to cast a spell spontanenously, he need to draw the book (move), open the book and find the right spell (move) and read it (see spell). Reading the same spell again, remove the ''find the right spell'' step.

Exemple:
Mirona want to cast a Magic Missile spell. For her first round, she draw her spellbook and prepare it to the ''magic missile'' spell. The second round, she read the spell who take effect as usual. On the third round, she want to cast a second ''magic missile'', she read the spell again.

An enemy can Sunder or Steal the spellbook.

The guild abilites name is Eclectic Training. Inner Sea Magic p.22

There is two way to design a world:

Small to Big:
I use this way when I don't really know what to design.

1. Design a small town.
2. Design some rumor.
3. Design a part of the region.
4. Design some evil people.
5. Design the evil people lair.

The background information isn't needed and you can include what you want, when you want(god, npc, object, etc.). You don't have to plan in advance everything since the zone is limited.

Big to Small:
The Big Way. I use this way when I got plenty of concept, idea etc. How I do it:

1. Design Concept (How magic work, time, etc.)
2. Design History and God
3. Design Continent (or region)
4. Design Country and Culture
5. Design smaller place (city etc)
6. Design Key NPC.
7. Select a Key area to Start the campaign and flesh it.

Using the big way demand time and plenty of idea. But you know your world,your history, your mechanic, your way.

I usually use the Big way. It takes time, but that worth it. I had the idea to build a magic system linked to the moon. Four types of magic (Arcane, Divine, Nature and Psionic), four moons, four different lunar phases... Want an advice? Don't try it XD