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SImRobert2001 wrote:

Allright, You have missed the point. Suppose that you rule that the bolt is stuck inside of him. Why doesn't the bad guy/monster sever the cord during his turn? You have the following Mage turn: Aim, and fire bolt, drop crossbow. Bad guy turn: Gets hit, draws dagger, severs cord.

Not to mention, Copper WIRE is loose, but it still comes apart quite easily. (as I found out When I strip them for work. One sharp yank, and it comes apart.)

That's fine, it's using up their action of that kind to remove the bolt, and they still got shot. Odds are good that at some point the bad guy's going to decide to not remove it (Either because he doesn't know what it does, which is very likely, or because it's tactically better to just do whatever else and eat the damage.) and then he'll get his ass shocked.

It's not great, but it's not awful. Which is good for something like this.

True. Though, that is something to consider. Over all, I think i would say "Shocking grasp is a lot like the Emperor's lighting attack from return of the jedi. You are shooting lighting from your fingers, and its going to be impossible to control at range without the proper magical items. So, he's going to take half damage. He still gets a reflex save. "

"As you shoot lightning along the wire, electricity arcs into the floor and walls, electricity shooting through the enemy. He tries to ground himself by touching the nearby wall, but is not (or is) Successful. The power of the electricity shattered the wire with a loud "POP!" It breaks in half, sending the metal wire off in random directions, pools of molten copper dotting the ground.

Dastis wrote:

He did mention repeatedly Knowledge(Engineering). Conductivity and flow of electricity are simple engineering concepts.

It is NOW. But there's a reason that one of Ben Franklin's most famous innovations (and he had a LOT of them) was his work with electricity. At the time people didn't roll their eyes and say "Everybody knows that metal conducts electricity. Gosh! That whole key/kite thing was stupid/dangerous and didn't discover anything new!".

And frankly - I always got the impression that Knowledge: Engineering was intended to be for buildings/bridges type engineering etc. (especially due to the checks they give you with it in APs & modules)

If i'm not mistaken, but wasn't Franklin's discovery that electricity and lighting were related? Instead of say, Space Magic.

Ah, my mistake. Franklin wasn't the first person to experiment with lightning. He was the first one to discover that lighting is FLUID, and not solid. (http://mentalfloss.com/article/66551/true-story-behind-ben-franklins-light ning-experiment )

Though, as someone in the comments to the article noted, they were taught that the greeks were the first to discover that amber could produce an electric charge. (I know, I know, citation needed)

Allright, You have missed the point. Suppose that you rule that the bolt is stuck inside of him. Why doesn't the bad guy/monster sever the cord during his turn? You have the following Mage turn: Aim, and fire bolt, drop crossbow. Bad guy turn: Gets hit, draws dagger, severs cord.

Not to mention, Copper WIRE is loose, but it still comes apart quite easily. (as I found out When I strip them for work. One sharp yank, and it comes apart.)

I asked about looking for quick and easy random generators for pathfinder, similar to: http://donjon.bin.sh/

There's an entire list on there, including weather, tavern names, and other completely random generators. What interested me the most was the magic shop generator, weather generator, and a tavern name generator. I asked on the reddit forums for advice, and I got this:

Your best bet is to learn how to do this nativly via windows. A short 42 kb .bat file can generate an entire NPC with looks, personality traits, occupation, randmonly created name, and even an invintory.
The best part is all you need is notepad, or any text editor. Your apps will run on any windows machine and once you learn how to code a batch file (the site stack overflow already ahs lots of tutorials and tips for making batch code) you can make an app do anything you like. The language is very old and very simple, so it's pritty easy to learn.
Here's an example:
::Program mode configuration

@echo off
title Tavern Generator
mode con cols=120 lines=40
color 0a

::This generates the tavern name

call :tavname
echo You come upon the %n1% %n2%. > "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
call :tavfeatures
echo This %f3% tavern %f1%%f2%. At the moment it %f7%. The %n2% is %f9%. %f8%. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo The %n2%'s prices %f4% and there seems to be %f5% variety in the menu. The food %f6%. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
call :tavstaff
if %f7a% equ 1 goto finish
call :tavpat
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
echo. >> "The %n1% %n2%.txt"
:finish
set storage=%~dp0

if not exist "%storage%\Taverns" mkdir "%storage%\Taverns"
move /Y "%storage%The %n1% %n2%.txt" "%storage%Taverns"

cd "%storage%\Taverns\"
start notepad "%storage%\Taverns\The %n1% %n2%.txt"

You can see what the program does just by reading it. The only thing missing are the actual generator subs that it calls on to make the varriables into text strings. The best part is, the program when run will print out:
You come upon the Brassy Raven.
This hole in the wall tavern is a bit run down and is a bit dirty, but no more so than any other tavern. At the moment it is currently empty. The Raven is dimly lit, casting a gloomy mood over the bar. it is as quiet as the grave inside.
The Raven's prices couldn't possibly be any cheaper and there seems to be a bountiful plethora of variety in the menu. The food appears to have been made in the gods kitchens.
The barkeeper is an oddly dressed slender man who has an interesting tattoo. At a second glance, he has hair that is dyed brilliant color, mismatched eyes, has a few piercings, and looks to be in a cheerful mood. He has a lifting sounding voice. He is currently giving a patron a dirty look.
He seems to be friendly towards you.
7 serving girls and boys are currently at work. They are dressed in expensive outfits, and seem to be fairly stressed out.
I've got a custom app designed for almost every annoying part of DMing. Random party exploration? No problem automated the tables for that from the DMG! Party walked into a random ranger's shop? No worries, full store inventory app!
The one downside is this programming language is text only. Upside you can easily make them log everything they do, letting me keep a record of the weather every day of the campaign, along with everything they've found exploring, all random encounters fought, ectra.

SO, my question is this: Where does it get the names from? Would The %n1% %n2%.txt Be replaced with a file name, with each word in its own line inside of the file itself?

I have already found the following apps: treasure generator, Pathfinder RPG resource, RPG generator,Masterwork Tools: Pathfinder, D&D tools, Pathfinder monsters OGL, City Generator Pathfinder GM toolkit, Pathfinder npc Gallery, Dungeon Creator, and Pathfinder Grimore OGL.

Why Can't he just use the feathers in place of the hair? "Hair" Is just a covering on one's head that is grown by the body. An argument could be made for the use of feathers in place of hair.

SImRobert2001 wrote:

Odraude wrote:

The comics revealed that it was Kyra, the iconic Cleric.

What comic was this in?

4th or 5th one. idk

Oh, okay, I found it now. Its when she's having the hallucination, and remembering her past.

The comics revealed that it was Kyra, the iconic Cleric.

What comic was this in?

Bruunwald wrote:

In any case, it's all about the triumph of intellect and romance over brute force and cynicism.

The time travel and the non-euclidean spaces, and the screwdriver, and the companions are all fun and necessary window dressings. But they are not what the Doctor is about.

Intellect and Romance triumph over brute force and cynicism.

And then the Doctor decides to drown a race of spider people because he was mildly peeved.

Intellect and Romance triumph again!

(But I'm just busting your balls.)

Actually, He was livid. Remember, they were going to destroy the earth to hatch their brood. that would piss ANYONE off.

Good? Mostly, but he was prone to vengeance. So he has a dark side.

Is there a domain for Companions?

Yes, in the Old series, The doctor has armed himself with guns, knives, and other weapons. IN fact, he's even killed people.

OH, and the 9th Doctor armed himself against a Dalek in the 3rd episode.

And "The Lonely God" Was from the face of Boe. I think it was in "Gridlock" If not, Google seems to indicate that it was one of his prophecies.

I'm collecting players for a Kingmaker Campaign AP. The players will choose to be Evil characters, with all classes allowed.

Special Races are considered upon request.

So far, there are two characters, a Scout Ranger, and a Warrior. I am looking for more people, up to 4 more.

THe game itself has no offical start date, but will begin on the first Tuesday after Gamerz opens its new store. The time will be roughly 5, and end around 9:30.

SImRobert2001 wrote:

Allright, i heard about how a demon can have a Vorpal whip. So, what does it do?

Vorpal: "This potent and feared ability allows the weapon to sever the heads of those it strikes. Upon a roll of natural 20 (followed by a successful roll to confirm the critical hit), the weapon severs the opponent's head (if it has one) from its body. Some creatures, such as many aberrations and all oozes, have no heads. Others, such as golems and undead creatures other than vampires, are not affected by the loss of their heads. Most other creatures, however, die when their heads are cut off. A vorpal weapon must be a slashing melee weapon. If you roll this property randomly for an inappropriate weapon, reroll."

I understand that, but a whip IS a melee weapon with reach. So it does take off the opponents head? its just.. .hard to imagine. I mean a weapon like a whip striking an opponents throat and taking off the head?

Allright, i heard about how a demon can have a Vorpal whip. So, what does it do? A vorpal Longblade will take off an enemy's head on a roll of nat 20, but Treasures revisited book mentions that Vorpal Whips exist. So, what do they do? I hardly see them taking off someone's head.

I read the rules for writing for Pathfinder Society, and it states that levels 1-7 are needed. However, no scenario covers 1-7. So, does this Mean that scenarios are needed for 1-5 and 3-7?

Also, Are there any royalties involved or anything? or do you just get your name on the front shet?

I am not sure who to give this to, so here i am on the Customer Service forum:
I would like to point out that one of the game shps here has Pathfinder Adventure Path #55: The Wormwood Mutiny (Skull & Shackles 1 of 6) for sale on its product shelves several days before its offical release date. I found it on Saturday (or possibly sunday). I have not checked to see if it was still there (With this being tuesday, the 24th). This seems like it would be a violation of some sort of agreement. Who do i report this to? And what proof do you need?

Kyonin wine: Brewed from forest grapes and fruit, this wine is brewed and aged in batches. Each year has a different assortment of fruit, depending on what is available. Certain years are incredibly rare, and can often cost of hundreds of thousands of gold pieces per cask. Often, They are left to age for hundreds of years, sometimes entire shipments of years are simply forgotten in caves.

I know this might be out of the area of the book, but i would like to see a list of furniture sometime in the future. NOt all of us heroes like to see our homes empty and bare. :)

On that note, how about something along the lines of say, a magical scabbard that magically mends any sword/knife put into it? Or even then, an armor stand that repairs and mends all clothing/armor placed on it, or even gives a temporary boon, such as an enchantment that gives masterwork quality if the armor is left on it for 8 hours? THis could be expanded to include a +1 enchantment that lasts for say, 4 hours, though i'm not sure how powerful it would be.

I would also love to see a Handy Haversack style belt for potions and scrolls.

Taldorian Gin: A clear liquid grown from wheat in the fertile plains of Taldor. It is rather cheaply made, but is rather expensive as it had made its way into the upper Echelons of Taldorian Society. It is usualy only served in upper class Social Clubs, where it is prized for its sharp taste once aired. Usually, the "Taldorian Gin" found in bars and taverns is a low quality imitation, Though it is rumored to be from the very same stills that produce the high quality Gin.

And the room is for all four nights?

Quick Question: How does the 1/4th a free hotel work, and how many days is it?

Dragon Water: A weak alcholholic Beverage brewed by the Sewer Dragons of Absalom, used mostly to combat the various amoutn of parasites and diseases infesting water.

Calistra's Duty: Created from Yellow Jacket Honey, This wonderful, sweet brew is served in Calistrian Temples. It is served as a sacretment in Calistrian ceremonies.

Asmodeus's hellfire: A chelaxian whiskey known to be immensly harsh. It is brewed nearly eveyrwhere in cheliax, resulting in numerous variations. However, those brewed in Asmodian temples are often enchanted so that when the cork on a bottle is opened, an illusion of a demonic creature leaps out, sometimes with praises of Asmodeus.

Allright, i have a Half-ORc paladin of Iomeade that is going to carry around with him several different types of mead. However, i have no idea how to do so without having 20 different 5 gallon barrels, or a carrying 50 different jugs?

Also, i need names of Different types of Rum, Ale, wine, beer, ect. as well as a basic description

I"ve thought of a few:

Kyonin Wheat Ale: Surprisingly dark and strong for an Elven brew.

Dwarven Honey Mead: Light colored sweet tasting beer brewed on mountain tops.

Hey, I have a copy of godsmouth Heresy, but it does not have the pathfinder society sheet with it. Is it a separate download, or did i just buy a copy that was printed before it was accepted into pathfinder society.

As far as i know, the undead do not gain any issues from age. Its a result of their bodies not aging like a human would.

I thought Chelaxians were known for dealing with Devils, not Demons...

True, but The "underworld" is essentially the same. Demons/devils torturing mortals. Its rather easy for me to see someone who controls an imp inspiring someone else to try and control ( or want to) a different breed of demon/devil. (in this case, succubi)

go summoner.

your eidolon can look like a demon

PFS only goes up to level 12, so your max spell level will be 4, hence CHA 14 is fine

to get a bonus 4th level slot you need to eventually find a +4 item

there's all of 3 decent spells that you'll wish you had a higher CHA for:

grease (level 1)
glitterdust (level 2)
black tentacles (level 3)

Thats not true anymore. It JUST changed with the latest PFS rules.

Though, how does alchemy summoning work?

Magus would also be a great choice. Especially from a good RP perspective. The race fits well.

YOu see, i thought of that, and that WOULD explain why he's going around collecting all this knowledge about all things, weapons and magic. But, Since he's interested in demonic control, the magus wouldn't fit because maguses can't summon.

Personally I'd go dhampir if I wanted to be a summoner. You have that boon available as well, right?

I do not currently have a dhampir available.

He mentioned he got a boon to make a Tiefling PC for Society. So, he can legally make one.

I have a Tiefling Alchemist, and he's a blast (literally.) Though Summoner is also a great idea as well.

Have you considered going Wizard (Conjurer)? That lets you play with all of the summoning idea, but plays on the Tiefling's racial strengths.

However, in the end, simply play what you like best. If your Charisma is only 16 compared to 18 at level 1, it won't be the end of the world. In fact, you likely won't even notice the difference. :)

Here's the thing, though. I'm quite accustomed to playing a spontaneous caster class, VS a planned caster class like a Wizard. I was also planning on making her a real pick. This would explain a Charisma as low as 14, since no one would like her. It will be a big change for me mechanics wise, so what feats would be good for him? I know summon monster, but how many, and how can i keep a steady supply of summon monster spells? Scrolls?

Oops, before i forget, i'm looking to explore these options for building different characters, and what i could do with a tiefling of thsoe three classes.

Allright, I got a Tiefling boon for PFS. Now, i can't think of what to do with it, so i'm exploring several options. I know i want this character to be my Chelaxian character. But, for the specific class, I'm torn between several options.

1) Summoner. I know that the -2 to charisma would affect my Spell's DC in a negative way, but I've always wanted a Chelaxian summoner whose Eidelon resembles a succubus. I was thinking about making the succubus a close combat expert. The Eidolon would have a Bite attack, Increased armor, and an undetermined Third Evolution. AS for the summoner Herself, i was thinking of someone very arrogant, and who would stay in the distance, supporting the battle from afar. Now, i'm not sure how to go about this.

2) Sorcerer: I already have one, but i could go for an aggressive abyssal bloodline. IT would also allow me to replay a few of the things I made the mistake of, like a few feats. However, it will be a basic repeate of a character that already exists.

3) Rogue/Ninja: I've always wanted to play these classes. Just something about using various items to help you get through the fights is simply... adorable. However, i don't' know where i would begin with item or talent selection. I prefer the idea of someone sneaking around, and backstabbing helpless/sleeping opponents.

No, the Level 14s, at the end of Tomb of the Iron Medusa, assuming all went okay, they will be level 15.

I guess that means that, at this time, no one will be able to play the Witchwar Legacy as a PFS sanctioned game, until there is a level 15 or 16 module sanctioned as a step-between.

Consider it as something to be looked forward to.

Hopefully, also, at some point in time, modules to cover the additional, higher levels (18-20) will get published and sanctioned.

Just checked, and a 16th level module, The Moonscar, is on the...

This is to say, Rather disappointing. Why in the world would they make this change anyway?

SImRobert2001 wrote:

I'm asking if they could create them from scratch BECAUSE of the rarity of retirement age PC's. I'm asking if these three scenarios are the EXCEPTION to the rule of "your character must exist before hand."

The very first sentence of my reply: "If you want to run those modules for PFS credit you have to play them with an appropriate level character."

In other words they are not an exception. The rest of my message was responding to the rest of your post about how you would get there.

At this point I would like to point out that my original question has not been answered. Thank you for trying ogre, but you have seemed to dodge the original question. Are we allowed to create, from scratch, for use in a single scenario, a single character for use in these mods: Tomb of the Iron Medusa (17). In theory, playing a character Through EYes of the 10 will bring you to level 13. Allright, that puts you into Academy of Secrets (13). At level 14 now, This will let you run Tomb of the Iron medusa (14) Now, are are the level 14's supposed to gain a level, and jump up into level 16? That is the MINIMUM they would have to be to end up in for Tomb of the Iron Medusa.

IN fact, I would say that at 16, they would be at a disadvantage. Every encounter would be more challenging to overcome. Any Epic level encounters (Which is +3 above APL) Become Nearly Impossible (+4 APL)

Denis,

I think he meant 4 players not 'characters'.

But this brings up a good point: no where does it say that you must go through the retirement arc to play lvl 13+ mods. Yet it seems to be implied.

I mean couldnt an 11th lvl character play Riven Sky get to 12th lvl and then play Academy for 13th lvl then play Iron Medusa for 14th lvl?

Yes, they could, but there's, what, TWO ways to get to level 12? And after those are done, how is a small group of say, 20 people, supposed to run repeated plays of the high level modules? Even if it was say, once every 4 months?

If you want to run those modules for PFS credit you have to play them with an appropriate level character.

At the moment I think there is only one retirement arc so they would have to play through the same retirement scenarios four times...

If you have two characters who are retirement age that's pretty impressive. Since I don't believe there are enough unique scenarios to get four characters up to 11th level that seems like an unlikely problem. I suspect by the time there are enough scenarios for people to have four retired characters they will release at least one more retirement scenario.

I'm asking if they could create them from scratch BECAUSE of the rarity of retirement age PC's. I'm asking if these three scenarios are the EXCEPTION to the rule of "your character must exist before hand."

OKay, quick question with the new rules about modules. I know that players can no longer create characters for say, Cult of the Riven Sky (level 10) But what about The Witchwar legacy (level 17) or Tomb of the Iron Medusa? (level 14) Are we allowed to create characters for ONLY these modules?

And even that, Academy of Secrets is level 13. So, does everybody have to have a level 12 or 13 now? And Would the Iron Medusa need a level 13 character? I suppose they COULD be 13, if they went through both the Retirement scenario, and then Academy of Secrets. However, it would be hard to rerun a scenario with a different character, since you'd have to have at least 4 characters that followed that EXACT path to get into that group.

DrDeth wrote:

Name Violation wrote:

an axe disables most traps rather nicely. opens doors too. and chests.

Sets off traps, destroys loot.

Make whole fixes that.

Not if there happens to be a wand inside. They explode when broken.

PUt me down for Cayden Calimden, Iomedae, Calistra, and Pharasma. I

Another thing one might do is create one of those personality tests that go around every once in awhile. Except instead of questions, they would be scenarios and they would be scored on their response to the scenario. Like say 5 scenarios for each lawful, neutral and chaos for a total of 25 scenarios for that aspect of alignment. Each scenario would score between 1 and 5, and you total up each alignments points and the one with the highest score represents the characters alignment. So after the 25 scenarios, the character scored 17 lawful points, 12 neutral points, and 8 chaotic points, the character would be a Lawful God. What their responses were could also depecit what kind of god they were. If they solved their problems with combat, they'll be a combat oriented god, they could solve them diplomatically, stealthily, magically, etc. and it would determine what kind of god they would be. Like for instance, a wizard takes the test and mixes in charming people, using illusions and conjurations to take care of the scenarios with other spells thrown in when needed, but mainly those schools could be a God that focuses on the deceitful side of magic.

It's late and now I'm rambling and I'm going to stop before I get more crazy.

The problem is that THAT many tests will be a REAL problem with originality. Its hard to come up with that many different tests while maintaining variety. I would simply suggest saying VERY clearly, that this test has to be role played out. At every moment, You would both need to keep what would be actual "feelings" in mind.

My advice would be to ask yourself "Where do I want this character 75% of the time" and then put your effort into that. Just today, i helped a sorcerer build an abyssal bloodline so at level 3, he could get the freakishly long limes characteristic, and add 5 feet to his attack range. This way, he would be a melee combat caster. So, i had him drop his charisma down to 14, and bump his Constitution and strength up. This way, when he takes his levels in (i think) monk, he is all set o hit the ground running with high STR and CON.

I would say go through the character list, and develop a test that works off of each of the six main stats, and some of the skills. Make each a failure point. Miss the "wisdom" based test and you don't know enough to be a god. Enter a room, and begin helping an old woman work, and you pass a "good" test. However, if you were to help, you begin to become addicted to helping people, and eventually, you end up as a willing slave in Geb, or Cheliax. You've failed your will save. If you pass on the woman, you've passed an evil alignment check, but you become more and more in love with the idea of seeing her suffer. You want to continuously mess with this poor woman and her family. You've failed another will save. You no longer want to be an actual god, but you're now a conqueror. Here's a fancy, magical sword, fancy, magical adamantium armor, and a list of people who are willing to join your army. Go conquer.

Well, the thing is, he's getting 3 attacks with both guns. That doesn't' seem that off with me, especially since he has supernaturally loading weapons.

Alright, quick question with the mists template?

Has anyone heard about what Hasboro is doing with the 3rd party publishers? They say they're "Exploring options" but i'm not sure what that means.

Certainly hope that's a trait, it seems terribly under-powered if that's a feat.

In any event, I can't find any a trait by that exact name on d20pfsrd and if they don't have I'm not sure who would. Sounds like a pretty reasonable bonus though if you were to make it a house rule.

I'd talk to the player because it seems like this is something that will inform you of their expectations/preferences for the campaign. Also, if you figure out the source, please let us know. I have at least one player in my own group who would giggle and say, "I want it!" if she found such a trait. :)

It is "charming" in the APG. IT also adds a +1 trait bonus to any language-dependant spell that you cast. It affects people who are/could be attracted to you. Its under the social traits.

Possibilities:

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Not sure what else it could be.

You could just ask her where it's from.

Ah, i think its the "charming" one. I just couldn't think of the name for the life of me.

Allright, one of our people pulled a "cute" Feat/trait, which caused her charm DC to gain 1 DC. WHat is this feat/trait, anad what book is this in?

It depends on how i'm feeling.

If i'm not up for a fight, i'll just have the characters treated as "normal" race.

If i built a town up from scratch, with its own history, then i'll look at the following: 1) What is the town's history with the race in question? Hobgoblin players would likely find alot of racism and hatred if the town in question had issues with Hobgoblin raids. However, in a town like Absalom, Hobgoblin characters would see a great deal more tolerance simply because of the massive amounts of other races that trade in the town.

Simply consider the history of the npc, town, and country in question. A cleric of Iomede would let the PC's actions speak for themselves wherever they were, while a random person in the Hold of Belkzan might treat a half-orc with suspicion and hatred, even to the point of not wanting to deal with them. A gnome in Cheliax would be treated as property, while in Andoran, the NPC's might treat the gnome in the exact opposite manner. Perhaps even asking if the gnome was an escaped slave.

FOr me, they haven't been game changers. I've given a bit of different flavor text, though. Such as:

*There is a bit of hatred in the store clerks eyes as steve the hobgoblin enters his store. It is clear that Money is welcome here, but Steve is not. There seems to be a silent curse emanating from his lips. *

"your appraise check did well, resulting in a total of 15. However, you find that the kobold race is not welcome here, and all you cold find was a shopkeeper who charges triple for the Masterwork sword."

There are ways around these of course, since the kobold/hobgoblin player could give his money to his companions.

Allright, i'm looking for a random treasure generator that will produce all items in the pathfinder ruleset, including those of mundane quality. What would be the best treasure generator for this?

To be specific, i'm looking for one that is kept up to date with the most recent pathfinder items.

Or, failing that, what is the best way i can ensure a constant assortment of interesting and random items that include mundane items? (Like, say, a cabinet, that i could cover in jewels for a higher end campaign)

I'm also looking for spreadsheets that feature a list of all known pathfinder items.

I kind of refuse to believe that Golarion operates according to the laws of natural selection.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to many predators.

Thats only because very few people add herbivores to descriptions of areas. It would be different if more adventures added more flavor like goblins gathered around a fire eating deer, or descriptions of animal tracks on trails that are only there for fluff.