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What hell hath we wrought on this world?!

Oh my god 52 minutes left but I just got the best idea.

KC's Deck of Trump Cards.

It's a cursed deck of many things. Every card is a joker card, and it summons a terrifying ogre who starts casting confusion spells and it can detach its hair to grapple people and create huge walls that only keep out specific races. Should I include the ogre's statblock, or should I save it for when I reach the monster round?

Oh god 48 minutes no time I'll just go with my gut.

Call it the Ochre Deck of Segregation.

Normally, I think of heresy as a good thing.
I don't like this crop of heretics though.

ℬaphomet wrote:

thegreenteagamer wrote:

I made a pretty huge Fallout conversion for Savage Worlds. Came up with a plot in ruined Florida. Pretty complex stuff.

Ruined Florida you say?

I'd hate to see that, the place already looks like a deuce the east coast dropped in the Gulf-- and that's on a good day!

So I take it you've never actually BEEN to Florida then. Whatever else you might say about this state, it's f+~%ing beautiful in most places that aren't Jacksonville or the like.

ℬaphomet wrote:

Paradise Falls (Disneyland)

Disneyland is in California.

My minions and worshipers are not the sharpest spoons in the knife drawer. Crowdsourcing is just not good for quality rhetoric.

California though, that place is my kind of state. Income disparity, lots of sinning, everything is on fire...

I made a pretty huge Fallout conversion for Savage Worlds. Came up with a plot in ruined Florida. Pretty complex stuff.

Ruined Florida you say?

Why not just set the campaign in present day?
You've got:

Feros wrote:

OK, so if I'm reading this thread right:

We need a twerking apparatus of torc torqueing covered in runes constructed of decorative filigree which adjusts any torqued torc to cause the wearer to vomit gore.

Is that about right?

I think causing the wearer to bleed infected blood and giving the wearer an explosive diarrhea attack that makes any creature within 30 feet nauseous and the target themselves vomit, is better than the wearer just vomiting gore.

Have the vomit give off a smokey/whispy dark aura that looks like shadows, but totally isn't. Also, let it glow ominously.

TriOmegaZero wrote:

Freehold DM wrote:

What's wrong with phoenix, exactly?

We don't have winter. Ever.

You have misidentified the problem. Lack of winter is not the issue at all. It is that Gen Con is at the end of July. That is Summer in most of the northern hemisphere. In Phoenix, the end of July is an entirely different season. I think it is called Damnation.

Can confirm. It is delightfully hellish.

ℂalistria wrote:

Zon-Kuthon wrote:

deuxhero wrote:

What makes a god in Golarion?

what breaks a god

what remakes a god

what awakes a god

these things i may share

these things i may do

Could you say that again? Though this time, with a smile?

strains with effort

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Huh, how about that. The paint on the wall peeled instead of drying.

I wouldn't play one. Not because I care about my themes or anything, I just hate the environment, all of it.

I beamed Scotty, with a falling I-Beam.

Father of many a brood seeking other brood-fathers to mingle with while playing games of chance.
Broodlings may be used as collateral, as game pieces, or as a snack if necessary.
Drinks will be provided.

Finn Kveldulfr wrote:

It doesn't matter what Darren Wilson did or did not get away with-- nothing justifies the riots in their own neighborhoods as response.

Where would you prefer they riot?

So... riot party at Finn's place?

That's not just thematically dissonant. It's also dissonant mechanic-wise. You want me to end a condition that makes me lose stamina with a mechanic that restores HP.
The condition also do not mention the possibility to end the condition with stamina recovery through skills. Just HP recovery.

IT's arbitrary and it's not consistent.
IT was consistent in PAthfinder, with one single HP pool, noone gave a flying bulette about what the bleed was actually doing.
Now there's two pools, one less severe than the other and this condition is just messed up in targets and gameplay.

My suggestion:

"Bleeding reflects the effort to patch up a wound that is open and oozing blood. Until the wound is sealed the character loses Stamina to reflect the effort in keeping the wound sealed from bleeding. When Stamina is depleted, the wound is actually bleeding profusely. It is necessary to heal an amount of HP equal to the bleed damage to seal the wound. A DC 15 medicine check as a standard action stops the bleeding if the target character still has at least 1 point in her stamina pool. If the target character has no stamina left, the DC increases to 15+ the damage she is suffering"

Make it riskier. Bleeding is serious stuff.

Bleed stops with an HP healing while dealing SP damage. For me it is an inconsistency.

I would have called it "lingering pain" to go on SP and then HP.
And Bleed directly on HP and far greater in risk factor.

Just think in any imagery, everyone shouts that "I can't stop the bleeding! he's bleeding out!"

In SF this is completely inverted.
"Whoa dude chill i'm JUST bleeding."

IDk it sounds wrong with the distinction between SP and HP so clearly defined. It was ok with the Pathfinder HP that was one nebulous pool of "how close you are to get the real kill blow"

Since Bleed damage is listed as being continous damage until a medicine check or an HP restoring effect is used. Do bleed effects deal Hit Points directly, bypassing SP?

Mauler archetype makes you transform it to medium with Battle Form for an indefinite amount of time.