hey can you cancel my service plz too? tight budget and my gaming group doesnt meet often we are just starting module #1 and i have up through #4 so i am goods on it for a while i can always buy them individually rt? anyways plz cancel my subscription to pathfinder thanks paizo for everything you've given us! maybe now I'll be able to pick up ecologies I've been meaning too,,,,
You should've gave an option to subscribe to gamesmastery modules instead with a one for one rollover basis.
Here's a napkin - looks like you got some wotsee on you. Sorry if I sound bitter. I am. Thank you for everything you have given me and my players in the past. I'll take my back issues and go.
How about a vision for any Lawful paladin or cleric in the party revealing the location of another section of the rod of many parts? or if you think you'll need several side treks, do as I am and do AoW as it is, but inbetween every long journey have an ambush or powerful and deadly monster attack them for their piece of the rod. I've been incorporating tidbits of a quest for all the rods parts into the storyline rather easy. And they like it's fun, even the ones who don't want to use or touch the rod know it's powerful. They think it's cool.
My thoughts exactly Koldoon. I save my axes for the orcs, rail guns for my power armored drow police, and a heightened dismissal for Outsiders (unless the PC's gear looks tempting enough). Besides I think everyone is just tense because we're all forced to painfully await the complete psionics for next month.... ugh... waiting painful... maybe I won't go there, cause that might just be me.
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Don't be a silly. The New Standard? Do you know how many different campaign settings have arisen for D&D over the years? I have at twelve fully fleshed out campaign settings for third edition alone. Eberron is neat, it's great that you're enthusiastic about it, but unless entire RPG gaming industry has suddenly decided to center on you (not highly likely I'm afraid)I somehow doubt it will become the new standard. Even if it spawns a few video games. I kinda like Eberron, but multiverse is vast and although the Realms are by far my favorite, Greyhawk withstands the test of time incredibly well. Maybe you need to read some of the books which take place in it to get a real feel for it, not that I'm saying you should. Rock on in Eberron if thats you're bag. But don't step on my Greyhawk kid, Mordekainen owes me a few favors yet.
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You find yourselves in the office of Ambrus Valsin, the venture-captain in charge of daily operation in and around the Grand Lodge. “All right, Pathfinders! Listen up. I know you are new recruits eager to make names for yourselves in the organization, but first we need to make sure you are up to snuff and won’t get yourself killed out there. I have a number of small assignments for you and your team, and it would be best if you could finish them before the day’s end. “Every day we get some doe-eyed hopeful or some sniveling bootlicker willing to do anything to join up with the Pathfinders. Most of them are good kids, but not all of them have the salt to make it in a world like this. It’s rough out there and I’m not just talking about the ruins, tombs, and wilderness Pathfinders find themselves in on missions. We’ve got people who look down their noses at us, folks who think we squander our resources, and agents who want to take everything we have collected. This wealth of knowledge and these items of lore make us the most powerful organization on the planet. That said, since we are fractured and widespread, it’s difficult for that power to light on anything for too long. For every friend of the Society, there are two enemies. “Your first mission, to test your mettle and loyalties, sends you to meet a few people important to the Society living here in Absalom. These are other venture-captains or close allies of our organization, so follow their orders as you would mine. I’ve prepared a list of things I want you to do. They’re not arranged in any particular order of importance, but I want them all completed as quickly as possible. Only report to me once you complete them all. Included in the envelope you hold in your hands is the list, complete with the name of your contact, and directions to the meeting location.” The first and most important thing when you're setting off with a new group of pathfinders is to get to know one another. You will be relying upon each other to complete your mission and perhaps even stay alive. It's essential you know what each of the others is capable of and where their skills lie. Before you set off I want you to start by introducing yourselves to each other as you would at the beginning of any mission.
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There will be a minimum 1 post per day requirement. All PCs must be PFS legal and have their Society # in their character sheet. Sign ups are now open. NOTE: Edited as per DM Carbide's post. (Thanks)
I've been searching for this everywhere and I haven't been able to find an answer (I might just have missed it), but when you sell a horse or any other mount i.e. pony, riding dog, griffon, is it (a) sold for the full price you paid for it, like a trade good or (b) sold for half the price as one would sell weapons and armour. Thanks in advance.
I've been noticing on the PbP boards there seem to be a lot more players than GMs and plenty of games looking for GMs. So I had this idea, I'm not not sure if anyone has thought of it before. How about we make it a prerequisite in our PbP games, that anyone who participates as a player, agrees to run GM one PbP game. I know that there is no way to enforce this, and it isn't something that needs to be enforced, but if even half the players actually GM a game there will be a lot more games to play. What are your thoughts on this?
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Q1) If I own the Underdark Adventure will I be allowed to buy an umbrite dagger for PFS play? Q2) Does the umbrite dagger give me a +3 Stealth bonus for checks involving being noticed while scouting? Q3) The cost for a masterwork umbrite daggar would be 2x300 + 300 = 900gp correct?
You are goblins of the Licktoad tribe, who live deep in Brinestump Marsh, south of the hated man-town called Sandpoint. Once, other goblins tried to burn Sandpoint down, and they would have been legends if they had succeeded. But they didn’t bring enough fire, and got themselves killed as a result. Yesterday, your tribe discovered that one of your own had been using forbidden arts and was engaged in one of the greatest of taboos—writing things down. In fact, rumor holds that what he was writing was a history of your tribe! There’s no swifter way to bring about bad luck than stealing words out of your mind by writing them down, and so your tribe had no choice. You branded the goblin’s face with letters to punish him, which is why everyone calls him Scribbleface now, and then you ran him out of town, took all of his stuff, and burned down his hut. That’s where things got interesting, because before you all burned down his hut, Chief Gutwad found a weird box within the building. Inside was a map and a lot of fireworks—fireworks that immediately came to use in burning the hut down. Then, this morning, Gutwad announced that tonight there would be a feast in order to drive out any lingering bad luck from Scribbleface’s poor decisions. But perhaps even more exciting, all of you have been secretly invited to meet at Chief Gutwad’s Moot House. Why would the chief want to speak to you? It can only mean that he’s got an important mission for you all... one that the other goblins of the tribe couldn’t pull off. This could be your chance to go down in Licktoad history! As you all wait outside Chief Gutwad's Moot House (even though you are all well known to each other) Goblins have a terrible memory so you introduce yourselves to your companions boasting to each other about who you are and what you can do.
We be Licktoads! We make raid!
Cut the parents into ham,
I'm looking for 4-6 PCs for a game of "We be Goblins!"
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