Olayama Imse's page

I have been involved in 2 PbPs and have always been good at posting when I was meant to and keeping up my end. My problem is that they have all died because other players haven't been diligent. I really enjoy the PbP format because it allows me to be as descriptive as I like about my actions and I like the roleplay aspect this format gives.

This may not be the right place to ask this bu does anyone know of/have and PbPs I could get in on? If I have asked in the wrong forum please direct me to the right place and accept my apologies.

Just wanted to put this out there. I'm running a once off in temple catacombs full of traps and clockworks and I'm looking for some interesting trap and puzzle ideas. I have come up with a few but I'm floundering, particularly when it comes to puzzles. If anyone has any ideas at all that would be fantastic :)

Also a Faiths of the Jade whatever for the Oriental Gods, and a Faiths of the Obscure going over the minor gods would be cool.

Yeah! I'm running a campaign based in an ancient Azlanti ruined city but I know nothing about the pantheon from then aside from the scraps I've pieced together from Gods and Magic and Golaropedia... I need more information though so I would TOTALLY buy a Faiths of the Obscure or Faiths of the Ancients companion book

Personally, I would like to see the pantheon expanded on. I'm currently running a campaign based on the Ancient Azlanti civilisation but aside from Gods like Aroden, Milani and Lissala it's really hard to pin down what deities to include because it's hard to pin down the rise and fall of the gods. It would also just be really interesting to know the timelines and background of more of the main gods and lesser gods since I find the theology of Golarion fascinating!

Actually, if anyone could point me in the direction of more information that isn't Gods and Magic or Golaropedia (I've exhausted both of these) I'd really appreciate that!

From my raised perch on the top of the plush leather seating I listen to the banter of my fellow adventurers, my...friends as I have now come to regard them. Securing my long black hair behind my ear I contemplate the colourful beaded bracelets that occasioned my nickname, bright against my mahogany skin, twirling them gently.

"I'm not sure what to make of mine," I muse, "It is a little silly but I enjoy its simplicity."

Having still not grown accustomed to the alcoholic drinks enjoyed by the others I sip a lightly scented star anise and wildberry tea. As the samurai stands to go with Varik I jokingly count myself lucky to be sitting on the opposite side of the booth...