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B@@##+**

The requirement of using nonlethal "attacks" was just really poorly executed. Not really an option for spellcasters and kineticists.

The influence system is just...
...I don't even know where to start.

Never seen a more convoluted scenario. Constantly forever changing environmental effects, what could go wrong? Pointless hallways leading to nothing? Why not?!

If you play this, you'll figure it out

Good Lord, I just wanted to play this with my Merfolk since I'm trying to get credit for the water related scenarios but I see now why its rated so low.

Oh my God, why didn't I look at the reviews before I signed up to play this one!

The Influence System isn't as cute as you think it is.

Complete garbage

Very funny when men on horseback ride up on you "silently" where you need to make a Perception check to hear the galloping sound of horse hooves

Final "encounter" takes too damn long

Kinda seems like a certain creature ability should've had some added text about either being a REACTION or only being usable ONCE PER ROUND.

And when things call for Fortitude saves, but apparently somehow aren't a poison, disease, or any other affliction type seems pretty lazy.

Too late now I guess since they've dumped SF1e for 2nd edition.

There must be a checklist or something

Yeah, this sucked.

For the love of God, stop using Starship combat. Especially terrible when its the only combat in this entire scenario.

Hate this

kinda dumb to see an enemy built that way

You have to do a stupid skill sequence that just invalidates the ability to fly

It was actually a pretty interesting scenario.

Playful creatures can cause you lethal damage and have absolutely no consequences or responsibility. Food can deal damage like full blown weapons of war. You must ride the rails.

Paizo you really need to figure out your challenge points.

Stupid

Questioning the understanding of some of these writers

Usual BS

Typical insane DCs for every single skill check. Reality warps itself to make everything difficult for every PC.

Forcing Soldiers and other characters that only get 4 skill points per level to do crap like "Calm the crowd down with a skill check!", is just well...I'd rather not say. It feels great being punished for spending my few skill points on skills to stay alive like Athletics and Acrobatics.

Bad

Probably not good design to have monsters target PCs based on their ability scores.

Monster: I know every PCs ability scores and never have to Recall Knowledge to find out what they are.

You: F*** you, tell me your bonus and I'll roll a secret Recall Knowledge for you.