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As a 14-year-old myself, I'd like to think I'm capable of understanding the game and playing well. The other people at my lodge don't seem to have a problem with it, nor feel it neccessary to censor the scenarios. I've known a fair number of people younger than me that play as well. So I would certainly agree that 14 should be fine, although I'm sure you could make a more informed decision.

This comes pretty close, I believe. Doesn't have the Gen Con 2014 boons yet.

Have:
Sky Citadel Scholar
Lingering Resonance
Erratic Luck
Long Distance Support

Want:
Does anyone have physical copies of Master of the Fallen Fortress and/or We Be Goblins that they would be willing to trade? I want to run one or both of these for a group of new players, but as far as modules go I prefer to have the book in my hand when possible, and you can't purchase print copies. PM me if you're interested.

I'd like to play a hobgoblin since they have a very interesting history with some areas of Golarion. However, I don't particularly care for villain decay and actually prefer your typical dark hordes of orcs, goblins and the like to remain as adversaries. Same with the drow - classic evil bad guys who deserve all the hatred you can muster.

One divergent individual, such as Fall-from-Grace, Drizzt, etc, once in a blue moon is fine and can set up some interesting character-driven roleplay, but do it more than twice and I quickly lose interest.

I like narratives of exile, redemption and regret just as much as the rest, but don't think every 0 hd race needs to serve as a vehicle for them.

To clarify, I'm not advocating a general shift of orcs, goblins, and kobolds towards being neutral, but I would just like to make the point that no sentient race deserves to be killed on sight, and I feel like having the occasional monstrous race in the Society would be one way to accomplish this.

Burning Wheel's Duel of Wits system does a great job of making debates a very tactically rich experience, in my opinion. You have to outline your argument using the following actions: Avoid the Topic, Dismiss, Feint, Incite, Obfuscate, Point and Rebuttal. Then your argument is compared to your opponents and you see who's the victor, and you can continue until one person gets utterly destroyed.