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![]() One level 1 deluxe module, two society scenarios day 1, two more society scenarios end of August, two more society scenarios end of September, Guilt of the Graveworld start of October. I get that it's disappointing to not have a day 1 AP but I also don't think discounting the other society scenarios especially when it's one of the major storytelling vessels for Starfinder specifically does anyone any good. It's definitely a slower start than PF2 had, but SF1 started with one AP volume every two months, no modules, and one Society scenario every month after the four at GenCon for the first several months, so I think we're still a leg up there when you count scenarios. I'm also excited for another one-book AP. I like the monthly format but I also like having the whole campaign in one hardcover. ![]()
![]() The potential for creativity is nothing short of INFINITE when you have over 20 authors working together to create the bundle that’s become the reason for the season! With the PaizoCon 2025 Infinite MegaBundle, you can get 30 titles for an astounding 81% off, with stock art, archetypes, classes and expansions thereof, backgrounds, and so much more! ![]()
![]() Ashanderai wrote:
Close! The barnes and noble product listing marks it as 192 pages. ![]()
![]() Xenobiologist wrote: I agree the evolutionists are a cool concept. Is anyone hoping for additional evolutionist niches? There are two others on Starfinder Infinite (Draconic and Warped). I don't know what the latter is. Hiya! Glad you liked the ideas I had in my kobold evolutionists book. The warped niche is all about becoming an alternate and better version of yourself, themed around tapping into witchwarper powers and multiversal stuff. It plays up the idea of always changing and ties into some evolutionary focus mechanics. Anyone else interested in picking it up can find it at this link here. ETA: I also wrote a fiendish evolutionist niche in a different product, available at this link over here. ![]()
![]() kojoidrissa wrote:
The wiki typically goes by what's actually shown in the product as opposed to what's on the store page, and the PDF includes the All Ages tag, even though it's absent here. So yes, this scenario is part of the All Ages group. ![]()
![]() Paul Watson wrote:
One note, while some of the feats are as low as level 16, Cenotaph Stance is level 20 as printed. I hope y'all enjoy it! ![]()
![]() GGSigmar wrote:
Mark didnt write all the NPCs in the Gamemastery Guide, and wasn't even the dev who assigned those sections. Stephen Radney-Macfarland assigned the NPC sections in the Gamemastery Guide, and I personally wrote the laborer NPCs that were reprinted and expanded on in NPC Core. Further, I'd be astonished if Mark didn't still freelance for Paizo, even while employed at Roll For Combat. Most folks in the industry work with multiple companies. ![]()
![]() Corfy wrote: Will there be pawns for this book? Why yes indeed. This link will take you to the recently-announced NPC Core Pawn Box. ![]()
![]() Vardenor wraps a red cord around a long wooden splinter, shoves it into eir hand crossbow, and pulls the trigger. "Even you will rot with the time you have left." Quick Alchemy an aberration bane crossbow bolt, Reload, and Strike Strike vs Hound: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (16) + 6 = 22 for Piercing Poke!: 1d6 ⇒ 3 and 1d4 persistent poison damage. ![]()
![]() Well, that's one way to get "Awesome Forces" by The Aquabats caught in my head. ![]()
![]() I thought this was a particularly funny interaction that I don't think was intentional. Thrown weapon trait, SF Playtest Rulebook pg. 176 wrote: You can throw this weapon as a ranged attack; it is a ranged weapon when thrown. You add your Strength modifier to damage as you would for a melee weapon. When this trait appears on a melee weapon, it also includes the range increment. Ranged weapons with this trait use the range increment in the weapon’s Range entry. Emphasis mine. Gun key term, SF Playtest Rulebook pg. 90 wrote: Any ranged weapon with the analog or tech trait. Shooting Starknife Traits list, SF Playtest Rulebook pg. 180 wrote: Agile, analog, deadly d6, finesse, thrown 20 ft., versatile S My operative player and I agreed that while a shooting starknife, when thrown, is a ranged weapon with the analog trait, it probably shouldn't count as a gun for operative proficiency... But we did get a laugh out of it, and I figured this would be a good place to point it out. ![]()
![]() Mustachioed wrote: There is also the NPC Index line for sale on Pathfinder Infinite, and it has Foundry integration Yeah, Jamie Trollope did such a good job with the NPC Index line that I'd expect to see his name in some Paizo products coming up. He could be in any of them. Maybe even... this one! ;) ![]()
![]() Vardenor, whose uncharacteristic quietness was punctuated by occasional scratching and repositioning of pins on a cork board, glances over the crew. "Seems... typical enough. But I wonder what boils beneath the surface. Ah! Speaking of..." Shuffling over to the fellow dwarf, the Breakiron scion fidgets with her goggles and asks the cook some leading questions about their opinions on dwarven culture, while sharing how it's changed since the ship disappeared. Society (T) Discovery check: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (14) + 6 = 20 ![]()
![]() Ed Reppert wrote: Hm. The wiki describes Shroud as a Vigilante. Presumably this is the first edition character class. In second edition, Vigilante is an archetype. Okay, fair enough, but... What should Shroud's base class be? 2nd edition NPCs don't follow PC rules and don't have classes in the same way PCs do. Hope that helps! ![]()
![]() Empires Devoured has me extremely excited. Kehtaria and the city of Atuity specifically have held my interest deeply since they were introduced in Ports of Call! If the playtest adventures will be viable to run in the final 2025 version of SF2e, I might reimagine my Starfinder Infinite product of player options themed after Atuity to SF2 at that time!
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