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Thod wrote:

Monsters bad: This is a repeatable. It uses in low tier 4 different mephits - unfortunately the icon for the mephits is the same across all four. I replaced the roll20 mephits with a recent set of different ones (Kingmaker). In regard to the higher tier - these are among the worst bestiary pictures there are. Sodhound is an ordinary dog, cinder rat is the dire rat, Brine Shark is an ordinary shark and the Zephyr Hawk is also an ordinary bird.

This isn't a roll20 fault. There is only a single image for each type of elementals and the small ones just don't have a nice depiction. But Paizo is known for the great artwork - and here this is a let down.

How is it Paizo's fault if Roll20 does not label their tokens nicely?

By the way, there is individual artwork available for all Bestiary monsters on the Bestiary Battle Cards.

The PDF of the battle cards is $41.99, I take great offence at the fact that I will need to pay an 3 times the price of the bestiary PDF itself just to have pretty pictures of the few creatures that don't have picture in the bestiary.

I feel that touting "The Silverhex Chronicle" as a backer unlockable is extremely misleading as the scenario is already a free product available to anyone that has a Paizo.com account.

A better option might have been to offer 7 unlockable scenarios and saying that they can go download "The Silverhex Chronicles" right now to get a brief taste of what the River Kingdoms have to offer to the avid adventurer.

Things I would like to see at GenCon 2018:
-Pathfinder Society Playtest (Very Likely)
-Pathfinder Society Specials (Very Likely)
-GenCon 2017 PFS & SFS having been reported (ehhhhhhh)

Joking aside, it's been long enough, I feel some sort of explanation isn't an unreasonable expectation now. I don't care if it's something as simple as "I've been busy", cuz yeah stuff happens in life. But we are 8 months past GenCon, and we haven't heard a peep in 2 months. Some sort of acknowledgement would likely make people less on edge about this, but it's like those in charge have buried their heads in the sand. Just step up, let us know you hear us and that you are working on it, it's really all I want at this point.

Come one, come all, and witness the birth of Drunkfinder, Drendle Dreng edition, the Pathfinder Society's newest drinking game.

The rules are as follow:

Mission Start & End
-You’ve met up for a mission, everyone take a shot for good luck and silently utter a prayer to your favorite deity.
-If you succeed the primary condition, players take a shot to celebrate
-If the party meets the secondary succeeds condition as well as the first, the GM must take a shot
-Take a shot if you missed out on treasure, you shame all great Pathfinders before you

Character Death
-Finish your drink if a character dies (Honour your fallen ally) (Excluding GM)
-Additionally, take a shot if your character dies (You must feel his pain) (Excluding GM)

Critical Rolls
-Take a shot every time you roll a Critical Failure (Rerolls can't negate RNGesus' displeasure)
-Give a shot every time you roll a Critical Success.
-Give a sip every time you confirm a critical.

Combat & Rules
-Take a sip every time you miss an attack, fail a save or fail a check. (Excluding GM)
-Take a sip at the end of every combat round.
-If 2 or more people start argue about a rule, all the people arguing must immediately take a shot. If they continue to argue after this, add a shot for every 2 minutes they continue to do so.
-Take a shot if you get knocked unconscious (Max 1 per combat) (Excluding GM)

Remember, it can't be bad if Drendle Dreng endorses.

If anybody wants a little handout that you can print out and laminate, feel free to shoot me a message and i'll send you the one I have made.

MadScientistWorking wrote:

p-sto wrote:

Will the prestige class be opened just to the character with the chronicle or all characters that belong to that player? Are all the prestige classes eventually going to be given on chronicle sheets or just some? Will they all be this season or spread out over the next few years?

To answer your first question its typically opens up to all characters with the option to retrain into it with that character.

Which doesn't really help if the character you built for the PrC is now level 10 because you were waiting over a year for it and the chronicle is on another character.

The unfortunate solution for me at this point is to actually take my characters out of playing rotation. It also likely means i won't play any new scenarios before GMing them out of fear/worry that I will miss on one of these PrCs.

The other problem I foresee is that chronicles won't really be secret anymore. I can guarantee that any chronicle sheet I find that has a PrC, I'm going to make a post on here saying specifically what adventure gives it, I'm gonna tell the PFS Online Discord server, and I'm gonna tell everyone in my local group, because i would rather others know and be able to make an informed adventure choice than potentially waste it on the wrong character.

"Prove that you are all Pathfinders" said the village elder

*players all look around, realizing no one actually has a wayfinder*

*I sheepishly pull out my wallet, and take out the PFS member card that I printed because i kept forgetting the number and pass it to the GM*

"Everything looks in order here, you have the right credentials"

I'm curious to see what these chronicle based options for Paths of the Righteous is, because I'm currently really unimpressed. It's forced me to shelve 2 fun concepts I've been working on.