Hi James I would like your advice on a couple of thing from Rise of the Runelords. Sorry if it is a bit long the setup
RotR spoiler:
I don't know how much you were involved with him, but we are running the hardcover book, and at the end of chapter 3 the PCs were heading to Hook Mountain Clanhold, when they noticed the hill giant Razmus (from the appendix) spying on them in the Valley of Broken Trees.
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Thanks for any insights
Hello James First off I want to thank you for taking the time to answer all our questions :-) I love how you guys and gals at paizo interact with the community. Onwards to the questions:
I GM mostly and for more than a decade I never had a TPK, but then when we started running Adventure Paths, we've had a couple happen.
As a GM it really bummed me out, and the CoT campaign ended because of it, but we decided to power through RotR.
I hope none of my players read the next part, but they shouldn't spoil RotR for themselves ;-)
RotR spoilr:
Speaking of RotR and TPKs, Am I terrible for wanting my players to fall against Karzoug in the end? It is just because reading the entry on what happens if he wins, and how he becomes fantastically difficult to defeat really make me run an, eventually, mythic campaign with new heroes to take up the mantle and beat him at his strongest, with all his ancient armies Thanks for any insights you may offer :-)
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Thanks that did what I wanted it to :-) I just wanted a sheet where I could tick off the days and keep track of how much time passed quickly
I've always tended to avoid them as GM before pathfinder especially now a lot of the old ones can get more use but I've always hated save-or-die mechanics sure it makes for an intense roll but losing a character with tons of backstory and subplots on a single roll is a well anticlimatic, but if the players start throwing such abilities around willy nilly the NPC bosses will respond in kind... Sounds like a good idea to let them no the risk somehow though how to do it without breaking immersion is tough
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Tried the search function but couldn't find an answer so I was wondering if the PCs delve into an evil temple and the high priest there have set up glyphs of warding to blast people not of the evil faith whether they should get xp for it, when they don't get xp for him flamestriking them or summoning monsters at them? But that is during the encounter against him; he has cast the other spells ahead of time and aren't missing them from his daily allotment of spells. So part of me thinks to use the rules for magic traps CR and part of me thinks that's the deal when facing a high-level cleric... Thoughts? In a similiar vein as the summoned monsters what if he has the leadership feat and a cohort? Is the cohort part of his CR or not? Thanks for any insights you guys can give |