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Pathfinder LO Special Edition, PF Special Edition Subscriber

My party is currently running through the skinsaw murders, and just fought off Grayst Sevilla, Caizarlu Zerren, and his zombies. Through some ridiculous diplomacy checks, the party also managed to make Gortus and Gurnak not exactly friendly, but not hostile to them. Now the paladin has convinced the party to turn Habe in to Sheriff Hemlock for harboring a necromancer in his basement who experimented on previous patients, and the Rogue, assuming that Gortus and Gurnak 1) would allow this and 2) have no reason to stay at the sanatorium wants to make them his hirelings. This same party also managed to befriend Orik Vancaskerkin, and convinced him to work for the Sandpoint town guard rather than continuing to try to save up money as a mercenary.

The adventure path is rather vague on just how loyal the two tiefling brothers are to Habe, as well as how willing they are to leave their "remote place to hide out" in favor of someplace a little less out of the way such as Sandpoint, or should the party have them accompany even further, even Magnimar. How would you guys run this?


Pathfinder LO Special Edition, PF Special Edition Subscriber

I'm playing an oracle in my friend's campaign, and have the Clouded Sight curse. As a pre-level 5 character, I can only see 30 feet, and have darkvision (only from the curse, not from my race).

When one of my friends who's also playing found out about my character's curse, he brought up the question: "What happens when you look through a telescope?"

My DM has also hinted that he's going to have scenarios where any and all magic, from healing magic to curses are suppressed. Thoughts on how a character who's always had darkvision and never seen beyond 30 feet (and so never seen the stars or sun) would react to the sudden distance and darkness? I'd think probably a bit of wonder during the day when it first happens, followed by terror when night sets in.