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But so did Hitler! The sword just killed Hitler even sooner than Hitler did. Which means the sword of killing Hitler is more Hitlery than Hitler!

There isn't enough LIKE in the world for this statement


Crap.....

Well I guess that means that my "Phaser of Red Shirt Doom" didn't make the cut....crap.

Next year will be my year...I know it!

I'll start work now on the "Toupee of the Shatner"!


Offically...all of you...COMPLETELY ROCK!!!

I've totally got some really great tips here from everyone....totally stocked!


Sigh! What if I only require that you occasionally let me randomly take lunches out of the fridge and let me sleep in the supply closet???? You got to admit Paizo...that's a pretty good counter offer. I mean, you throw out those lunches on Friday anyway....and who ever really goes into the supply closet?


Hi!

At GenCon 2013, I became pretty enamored with Pathfinder. So much so that I'm 99.997% sure that Pathfinder will replace my groups fantasy RPG experience. But as my players get solid RP experience in story driven game systems (IE - L5R, Shadowrun, WOD) I as a the god of the gaming table am finding it difficult to look at fantasy RPGs as anything other than the linear dungeon grinds that they end up becoming.

I'm want to use Pathfinder to bring that experience to my group, but with whole bevy of books that are out their for Pathfinder I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed on where to start developing my store. I was hoping that my fellow gods of the gaming table might be able to dispense with some friendly ideas and advice on where might be some good places to begin a character driven - story driven campaign.

Also, what's a good way to expose my players to the setting and mythos of the Pathfinder world?