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How does the two weapon fighting feat work when (for example) a fighter reaches 6th level and gains a bonus attack roll per round. Does this mean the fighter would get four attack rolls per round? Two from his two wielded weapons and two extra attacks with each. Or is the bonus separated to just one more attack?

Sorry if this is a bit ignorant of me, but is Starfinder set "relatively" on Glolarion? Or what was what caused Golarion to go from Medieval to Sci-Fi?

I want this RPG! I like fantasy better than Sci-Fi, but this, Its beatiful.

Thanks! The NPC guide looks quite useful! :)

Kiss. Valeros or Kyra?

Jubrayl had an encounter with my PC the first session we played ROTRL. While Jubrayl and his man were cheating in the "Dragon Racing" game. My PC (a fighter) stood up to him. He won the fist fight, then Belor took Jubrayl to the garrison for causing trouble. I'm taking this opportunity for my player to have some rivalry and bad blood with the Sczarti and Jubrayl, can make a hell good sidequest out of this. (Or add to him in the main quest)

Thanks for letting me know! I'm new to Paizo threads, so I'm sorry if I'm a bit nooby around this page. I will make sure to search deeper in threads if I have another question. Thanks Latrecis you've been nice with your responds. See ya around, and happy gaming!

Is the Halfling skeleton at the bottom of the brigde in the forts tunnels, a easter egg to Bilbo from the Hobbit? I mean dead Halfling/Rouge Mithral +1 shortsword (Sting) still in his belt. Yeah, a stupid random question. :P

My Player (one on one) had a (strong) friendship backstory with Nulia, he was next to a few others the only friends of Nulia. My PC has no idea yet (he thinks she died in the churchs fire) of what Nulia plans on lamashtu and the destruction of Sandpoint. When the chapters final boss battle comes in, should I let my player (after a great battle) talk things up with Nulia? Even make her regret and become a party member/ally?

No prob! You may want to use for fun the Pathfinder Iconics as his party, but if you feel creative make up your own character NPCs! Happy Gaming!

An oracle is real OP, as long as you level the NPCs with the player no NPC will be considered weak at any point. BTW glad to see I'm not the only one paying this AP one on one :P

Hey! Don't worry, I am indeed playing a one on one "rise of the runelords" campaign and I have to say it is a lot of fun. I am the DM and my only player is a Fighter Human (we have gamed with more people but we decided to play this AP on our own).

Wizards are indeed difficult to manage survival at low levels, and if your player is looking to use his same character the whole adventure path (which I guess he wants) throw in some NPCs to complete his "party" this will solve your entire problem. Keep in mind that you have to always focus the attention to the given player since you don't want the player to feel the NPCs are the heroes not him. Let him be a Wizard, but as soon as you see him struggle be prepared with an NPC Cleric or Fighter to help him pull of.

Thanks Latrecis! You've been really useful and generous with my questions. :D

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I don't have any of my books with me, still out for the holidays, but this is how I remember it at least.

Anyone, feel free to correct me.

Nice! It will be fun to keep this rivalry with my PC and this Noble Family.

As a GM of the ROTRL campaign I have a small but important question. Which are the PCs rivals in town, this could be your own personal or legit from the actual storyline. I know there may be a rivalry with Ven Vinder and a Noble family (I can't remember their name, or the reason why they are the Pcs rivals) :P So if you have any comments or ideas I would appreciate if you could share.

Wow, nice! I will take in account the part where Shayliss gets kidnapped, will give my player a bigger motivation to stop the Skinsaw. How did your party manage to turn Nulia to the light side again? In my game the PC already had bonds with Ameiko, Tsuto, Nulia, etc I explained that since he grew up in Sandpoint these where the friends he had, including Nulia. So I think he has a bonus on turning Nulia for redemption at the end of Burnt Offerings. Any suggestions?

Here's another branch question to this one. How do you think Ven would react to her daughter wanting to become an adventurer in the group with the PC?

What class does the player think Shayliss should be?

Rogue (Unchained?) does sound like a good idea - that would fill out the party well - fighter, wizard, cleric, rogue and let you leave Ameiko and Shalelu for their already assigned AP roles. If you were so inclined.

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My player has not yet decided to what he really targets Shayliss to be, but I'm thinking making her a Rouge or Sorcerer/Oracle wouldn't bother my player in any way.

Also, if the player has more attachment to Shayliss than the elven wizard or dwarven cleric, then it probably makes sense to phase one of them out, depending on whether you decide to have her become an oracle or a sorcerer. The player has shown an interest in an NPC, so it's only natural to give them more screen time than the ones they aren't responding to.

Nice! I will take that in account. The problem is, he seems pretty attached to both the wizard and the cleric (in the means he is looking forward to see them in action and role playing) :P But I'll talk about it with him!

What is the PC character's class what are the classes of the other NPCs you're recruiting?

I'd think that between Ameiko and Shalelu you'd have a lot of the "rogue" abilities covered already. Also, I'm not sure where you're getting Katrine Vinder being a Rogue from, she's listed as a 1st level commoner, or is that something you're thinking of adding?

Assuming that you're already adding the NPC bard and ranger, I'd probably make Shayliss either a Sorcerer or an Oracle and play up the angle that she's only just discovering her magical powers and wants to travel with the party to try to figure them out.

The PC is a Human Fighter, the NPCs are Wizard Elf, Cleric Dwarf, Bard Human (Ameiko) and Ranger Elf (Shalelu)

Sounds interesting for her to be an oracle or sorcerer, thanks for this advice.

BTW: Its not Katerine who is a Rouge, Its the ingame PCs older sister.

I am running Rise of the Runelords as a moderated one on one campaign. It's been running smoothly since the begging, me (Gm) and my player are really enjoying this adventure path. We have been through almost the middle of the first chapter. Almost in the part where the PC(s) investigate the Glassworks. The point is, my player has been really interested in the NPC Shayliss Vinder, even though he knows Ven did not approve their lust desires. My PC wants to compete his adventuring party with other NPCs (including Ameiko and Shalelu) but he wants for some reason for Shayliss (a commoner) to join his group. In game the PC has a sister (older) which is a rouge and my plan was for her to teach Shayliss to be a rouge. Do you think this is a good idea? What are your comments suggestions?

Hey! Im running this campaign tomorrow as in the first chapter "Burnt Offerings". Being sincere im really exited but nervous. If it isnt much to ask, for those veterans to this campaign can you give me advice about how to run Sandpoint, NPCS, encounters, etc in this first chapter. Ill be playing this one on one campaign.

That REALLY depends on your group. My group did no crafting at all, tended to teleport wherever they needed to be, and didn't bother taking a huge amount of time off.

On the other hand, they did spend days at a time just lounging around in Magnimar enjoying their wealth, wandering off on side adventures to Absalom, negotiating peace treaties with the giants, or otherwise wasting time so they definitely weren't a, "Let's go through this as quickly as possible" group.

That being said, according to my campaign journal, I officially started them on 20-Rova-4707 (with the Swallowtail festival on the 22nd), and they defeated the BBEG on 17-Calistril-4708, so that's 4 months, 28 days (150 days total) of game time.

There were PLENTY of opportunities to stretch it out along the way, but my group was just of the, "Did that, what's next?" variety, and I didn't see a need to stretch it out.

Hope that helps!

Thanks that did help! I see you have played this AP to its end, I'm starting this AP tomorrow with obviously "Burnt Offerings" I'm really exited to Gm this adventure, but at the same time nervous. If it isn't much to ask, could you give me some tips on situations, NPCs or encounters. I really want to get everything I can out of this first chapter. I'm playing this campaign one on one. (I'm also playing Anniversary Edition)

Hey! This question is not at all relevant to combat or system flaws. But about how time in game is the ROTRL campaign take in months or years? How much time has passed since Burnt Offerings to Spires of Xin-Xalast?