Are you in the Mooresville area Goblin?
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Those are amazing, wonderful work!
I kinda figured that one haha. I feel sorry for my girlfriend cause she's at work today dealing with all of that. I'll try and see him sometime next week.
Gotcha. I'll have to do that. Any way you can give him a heads up so it kills the entire 'awkward' situation lol?
Nah, I'm not originally from here. I'm originally from WA state, attending NTI right now. Didn't realize I seemed like someone else haha.
Any of you know people a little further up north in Mooresville that play?
If I could make that drive, I totally would...
I kinda feel like I'm the only one here that even plays RPG's to begin with haha. Is there anyone else in the area that does?
nice link... i'll have to go back to that so i can the 'updated' (i say that only since it's unofficial). that pretty much answers my question. thanks guys!
Dragonborn in 4th Edition are their own race. They did not "start out" as anything else. The reborn aspect of 3rd Edition dragonborn is not part of the lore behind dragonborn in 4th Edition. also true... i'll have to figure in trying to make them their own race... that'll be the tough as hell part... all in a dm's job though, right? lol
as far as the monsters go, when get this group going, the bestiary will be out, so all i gotta do is replace them. i was just thinking more along the lines of the characters like shelu, or foxglove, and the rest of the npc's that they either have help or fight and can't be found in the bestiary, ya know? but yea, i guess just the cmb/cmd is all that really need to be figured, other than a few skill adjustments.
true i guess... i'll pull something together for it, and i'll put it up in a few days
Can't say the same for 3.5 to 4e.... man, i tried that, and i gotta say, you have to have a lot of patience to do that one
even though 4th ed has the 'base' stats for playing a dragonborn, the format given in 3.5 was much better done, since it gave players an option of what they started out with. however, how would they fit into the world of golarion though, since bahamut isn't presented? further more, could the dragonborn also be a starting 1st level class? has anyone done anything yet?
wow... that sounds pretty cool. but yea, thanks for the advice. the cmb/cmd's shouldn't be hard to figure. luckily enough for me, the bestiary should be out by the time i run RotR, so i can have fully updated monster stats as well
I'm preparing to run RotR with a group that (hopefully) will get formed up soon. the only thing i'm a little confused on is how npcs are currently stated in the books, since it was printed before the corebook came out. has anyone redone some of the npcs or changed any of their stats much to fit better with the corebook? or am i better off redoing them myself?
I think that EVENTUALLY some sort of "Rise of the Runelords: Special Edition" or something like that will happen. But not anytime soon. so would that mean that it would all be compiled in one book containing just #1-6, or would it also include the background/articles of the cities pertaing to RoTR? that is if it were to happen...
so does anyone here got a pathfinder game going, or is looking for one to play in maybe? i'll play or run one if needed... just let me know
aight, i appreciate it pat. and i've been to only one of those bars on dyer. but i found out it caught fire like, a few months after i went. that was it though. too damn many cops on that street for my taste.
i'd almost go to lengths to say you could be one of my best friends in disguise... 'hippie liberal' quoting grateful dead... anyways, yea, more than likely i'll end up just bringing the corebook with me to my old group and say 'here. we're playing this tonight.' 1 more month till i'm back stateside, aw-right giggity giggity
Military guys game a lot (if my time in service was any indication), so you might want to see if there's a group around Ft. Bliss that you can join. yea, i gotta be able to pry them from wow first, then try and captivate their attention. for some reason, human interaction that's not involved in digital combat or vast amounts of alcohol doesn't seem plausible. i'm surprised that i got a group together (drawback: we were also creating new drinks in the process from the previous night's party...drunken gaming, not the best at times...)
I'm sure gaming in El Paso is possible... although dangerous. El Paso & Juarez, MX (by extension) are two of the most dangerous cities in this HEMISPHERE! Make sure to never leave home without your full plate donned and extra rings of DEX to dodge bullets. lolz at that. something to up my cha would also help against the locals... lots of bluffing going on... lol
does anyone have a pathfinder group in el paso i could join in about 2 months (the time i get back there)? my last adventure to find one barely worked out, but i don't know if they've even heard of pf... but evenstill.
I personally don't mind it. in actuality, it's kinda handy if you get someone else who knows the adventure as well. i had that happen in a group of mine in which we had a new dm (i was helping him out cause i desperately wanted to play), we got into a encounter and something didn't add up right as to how it was happening. everyone else knew something was up, but i was the only one who could tell. we worked it out (it was actually a rule misunderstandment that caused it) but when i ran the same one shortly after, and everyone knew this, i of course ran it differently, and the guy who dm'd it prior sat there and had ideas hit him as he started going 'i should've done that!' and 'why didn't i think of that?' the only warning with that is you gotta make sure that nobody meta-games. (reason my future dm in a month or so loves me... i play ultra stupid with a mod i've read or played)
I very much agree to that. but yea, the best and easiest way to find a way to get into it better would be to find your local game/hobby store. your best bet would actually to go to a comic/card shop. just look up any stores online or (please don't smite me great gods of paizo) go to wizardsofthecoast.com and they have a shop locate option there. that's how i found the group i eventually will begin playing with when i get back stateside. trust me, being in the military and trying to game is much easier when you locate the local comic store. (btw, anybody else in el paso that games and reads this, a very rare occurrence i know, let me know and i'll get something up when i get back!)
everything i've seen said so far are all great choices with what you want to do, whether it's 2x2 pcs, or if ya'll are comfortable with a dmpc, but a suggestion i may add if you only end up sticking with just the 2 pcs, on pg 30 of the pf corebook has a really excellent option i've seen for games... the level advancement table with 3, not one, but 3 different paths to gain levels either slow, medium, or fast (i'd suggest the fast-track option for two pc's...just me) |