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A post-apocalyptic game co-created by the players. Set in the aftermath of a global nuclear war, the survivors search for supplies and possibly others in this desolate existence.

I am looking for four motivated players to create characters and test them in this post-apocalyptic setting in the United States of America, 2055.

All charcters will be human race. Roll stats 4d6 same stats as Star Wars Saga, same defenses as Saga rules.

Classes are Martial, Expert, Scientist, Rogue.

We will discuss armor and weapons as we go. No traits.Two feats. A background is necessary. Examples would be soldier, scientist, mechanic, welder, etc.

We will craft many of the items necessary to survive. If interested, roll a character, provide a backstory. We will start in a mountain town overlooking death valley to the east.

"The small dusty enclave is a testament of a being's will to survive. Mos Zuba sits on the remote outskirts of a planet that is itself on the edge of the galaxy.

I rolled in here on a Czerka transport long ago and never left. Not because no one wanted my company or help mind you, I just found that it was a perfect place to raise a family, ah ha ha ha," the intrusive Sullustan's shoulders would move up and down with his annoying laugh as he tried to befriend the newcomers at a large round table surrounded almost entirely by a booth. The Sullustan was ugly, even for a Sullustan. He learned that the newest arrivals were from a Correllian mining corporation, surveyor's to be exact. So did the rest of the ten or twelve beings inside the Oasis.

A female warrior Nyla , sits quietly in the corner soaking in her drink and all of the wonderful information gathering conducted by the Sullustan.

A young human male, hooded Joran , sits in the opposite corner of the place but not with his back to the wall like the warrior.

Unbeknownst to everyone, a sentient 2nd-degree droid, Bo1t5
stands just outside the Oasis, deciding if it is worth going inside and dealing with other non-droids.

Welcome, thanks for coming, you can take over from here. Hopefully you have enough information to RP a bit.

Discuss character concepts here.

I am working on a futuristic rpg with similar mechanics to Pathfinder. I would like to see the game have longevity on the boards. I am wondering what would be some helpful tips to make that happen?

Hello. I am running a campaign that is rather unique in that the players were required to multi-cass and start at level 2. They are currently at level 6. I am looking for suggestions on what magic items/weapons/armor be most helpful to them.

First, I have a Sylph rogue/wizard which uses a bow often, so I was wondering which bow would be best to reward him with.

Next, I have a tiefling monk/magus that focuses on temple sword.

Then I have a half-orc rage prophet. What item could benefit him the best?

Thanks for your help!

I am 18th level Alchemist and I am spinning my wheels against our enemies now. I drop great magic on them and they beat the fort save. Any ideas?

There is a struggle in the mysteriously black-soaked sand. Gasping is temporarily muffled by the grainy coat as the struggle to surface nears its conclusion.

A pale hand pushes upward; the first sign of freedom in what was surely a night gone wrong. The late morning sun began to bake the sandy floor as creatures who would normally have begun their meal, took great pains to avoid it.

A pale figure arose from his "grave" clad in a worn black leather suit tightly fitting and bearing many shards of metal. Sand sifts off the figure as it rises to painfully great the sun. Greasy black hair. Painfully squinted eyes meeting the white hot sun for the first time in a while.

Thankfully the signs of the struggle are still visible as the figure looks around and collects what he can of his belongings, which isn't much.

Upon gathering his stuff and gaining orientation again, he follows the clump of tracks that seem to be the most concentrated

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There is a struggle in the mysteriously black-soaked sand. Gasping is temporarily muffled by the grainy coat as the struggle to surface nears its conclusion.

A pale hand pushes upward; the first sign of freedom in what was surely a night gone wrong. The late morning sun began to bake the sandy floor as creatures who would normally have begun their meal, took great pains to avoid it.

A pale figure arose from his "grave" clad in a worn black leather suit tightly fitting and bearing many shards of metal. Sand sifts off the figure as it rises to painfully great the sun. Greasy black hair. Painfully squinted eyes meeting the white hot sun for the first time in a while.

Thankfully the signs of the struggle are still visible as the figure looks around and collects what he can of his belongings, which isn't much.

Upon gathering his stuff and gaining orientation again, he follows the clump of tracks that seem to be the most concentrated.

Is there a way to boost will without using feats or traits?

We're in trouble again aren't we Silas? Every time I listen to you, I end up in a mess.

Talk here.

Silas Warner is the chosen protector of a caravan sent from quantium in Nex to Martel in the Mana Wastes. There are some very important dignitaries that are enroute to Martel. Although the journey has been treacherous, they have come to a grinding halt just 18 miles south of Ecanus where they are currently pinned down by a large band of gun-wielding gnolls. The caravan has closed in to fortify itself the best that it can. Supplies are running low, while casualities increase. Whatever your initial reason was for signing on to the caravan, it hardly seems worth it.

In real life, I'm probably DEX> STR> CHA> WIS with DEX being 16, STR 14 and everything being 12 or less. My point is that I am playing a high INT character while my intellect is not so high. Does anyone have tips on how to RP this better? My RL INT is probably 10.

What are the best magic items for a sorcerer?

Looking for feat progression suggestions for an Alchy.

I think that my son is on the spectrum, albeit it at the higher functioning end, but I am wondering if there are any less expensive but accurate ways to confirm.

And if anyone has a kiddo like this, what are some successful strategies?

The multi-million dollar question: Does anyone know if there is any valid research that indicates what might cause this?

Playing Dwarven Stonelord Paladin and would like some feat suggestions.

A Little Background Before We Start

As question above, but eidolon is medium and summoner is tiny enclosed in a small metal box.

Welcome. This thread is for OOC discussions between both the players and GM. Feel free to ask any questions here if you are selected for this campaign.

Why do DMs frequently ban Synthesist Summoners in their campaigns?

The Experiment
You were in the middle of engaging in an ordinary daily event on your home planet when a bright flash stunned you, followed by a loud bang. The next thing that you become aware of is that you are locked in a small cell. You have bandages and scars in strange places. Each day you witness other creatures, semiconscious shackled to large tables as they undergo various procedures. You hear screams and moans from other cells. Words cry out, in many languages that you don’t understand. You are in a strange place and you feel a sense of impending doom. Pain, filth and worry are your daily tormentors. You must escape and find a way to get back home!
Welcome to the Experiment! A Homebrew where the PCs are original races that are alien to Golarion. Custom races need only apply.

I will be accepting one sentient construct to be custom made.

Character art will earn your PC a special magic item that they will find quickly in the campaign. Links are fine.

I want to build a drunken master halfling monk whose personal life is kind of a mess. I might even throw in a pesh addiction. I like the idea of serious character flaws.

My question is how do I justify this behavior as lawful? I'm going for LN alignment.

Is there a feat or trait that will help a PC use rope and grappling hook to perform a trip?

I am getting ready to open recruiting for a homebrew campaign featuring only custom race PCs in Golarian, but I know zilch about using maps on pbp as a DM. I am a novice DM in Pathfinder, although I have been playing awhile and DMing 1E and 2E. Any advice on how to use maps and character markers?

I don't know why I lose sleep over this, but I think I am addicted to creating PCs.

Before I pose this question for contemplation I want to be the first to admit my own guilty indulgence of this trait. How can the majority of PC's spend their childhood being bullied just to gain a +4 to initiative? Call me LG, but it just doesn't seem feasible.

I was trying to build a Stonelord last night because I liked the flavor of it, but penalty to CHA is difficult to ignore. Any suggestions?

Anyone play Skylanders with their kids? Is it fun? Do girls enjoy it as well. What ages seem to enjoy it the most? Got one for Christmas and just looking for feedback.

Can anyone help me import a character from Hero Lab onto the Paizo site?

How do you create a profile for an alias?

How do you make show and hide buttons with pbp?

A few weeks ago, I ran into a link that showed a collection of all of the guides put together by someone. I cannot remember how to find that link. Can anyone help link me to the guide to guides please?

Is it smarter to select something that you run into quite often but is easier to kill as your favored enemy, or save that bonus when you will really need it against something you may not see that often?

In reading posts and guides I have noticed that many pcs do not reach level 20. I was wondering what might be the greatest cause of this?

What is your favorite eidolon build and why?

What are the best classes that lead up to a great Arcane Archerer?

Any deities in PFS offer a spiked chain as a favored weapon?

Why isn't Kossuth available in Pathfinder? Is it a liscensing issue with Forgotten Realms?