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Ultimate combat has a feat tree based on dimension door or abundant step, which lets you zip around like a flea.

I really like this idea, must have read more X-men/X-calibers than I thought!

What I'm not sure of is what is the quickest route to either of these two requirements?

Is there a race with dimension door as a spell like ability, is there an monk archetype that moves adundant step to an earlier level?

Many thanks for looking and any answers!

Hi, I have an order pending (user Richard Sims) with various discounts comes in at a bargain price.

However as a UK resident its adding $45 shipping for 6-10 day delivery, but with the item sales prices this doubles the value of my order.

There doesn't seem to be any other options for slower postage and I'm in no rush to get these items, are there any other options for postage?

I have a pathfinder subscription if that can be combined at all.

Many thanks.

just a brief note to mention how glad I am of the quality of the paper in pathfinder.

I had a leaky roof over the weekend; a weekend of non-stop rain and my container with pathfinder in got wet and the pages were stuck together. My heart was in my throat! But they dried out absolutely fine, no ink smudging, no paper tearing just alittle crinkled.

pha-eew!

Cheers!

Background:
In the near future I'll be starting an urban game. My intention is to have a number of locations within the city the PCs can visit (adjusting EL as appropriate), as well as storylines driven by the history and stated goals of the PCs.

The PCs (3 gestalt players, gith~whatever ftr-wiz, celestial paragon-ftr and human bard-binder) start with no knowledge of each other, the first game needs to draw them together.

Originally I was going to run Goodman's DCC "Legend of the Ripper", but then this caught my eye (to run Ripper I need them to be of heroic nature, but there's more self-serving types than heroic in this group!).

the Questions:
does hangman's noose pull together a group of strangers of a variety of races?

What level would the PCs come out at?

Any other reason why this module seems to fit with my outline above?

Cheers.

Hi, I've read through the Skinsaw murders and there's a glaring hook that I expect one of my players to follow up, and I'm seeing what ideas others may have for this.

Aldern has 2 sisters, named by their portraits in the Misgivings, and suggested to be living still. Often I get a goodly PC who will be interested in following this up and seeing all is well with the orphans. Occasionally I get a cad who will see orphaned noblewoman as a means to better their station in life. The blaggard!

So, a question for Paizo guys; do either of the sisters make another appearance in a product? If not, all the better.

So, what do we know? Well, they are both older than Aldern (who is 19 or 20), and like him raised by their father's second cousin in Korvosa. Korvosa receives much more details in chronicles and is the subject of the next AP, and is where Aldern had "unpleasant upbringing".

So, brainstorm away please, I shall share a couple of my ideas tomorrow.

Cheers.

just seen this on ENworld; product that looks at getting fiends of the 7 sins into the game.
Go to [url=http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=21815].
worth a look even if its just to see another's take on this?

So, which of the Sins is the most dangerous?

The obvious answer is Wrath; in your face, naked agression, wrath. But that seems too simple. Its narrow minded, too obvious and easy to avoid.

I think one of the other sins is more deadly.

I nominate Sloth. Lazy, indolent, idle sloth.

You sure you can be bothered to draw that sword? Isn't that shield a little too heavy? Sit, relax, let someone take care of things for you, you need not bother yourself.

Why try to make those complicated guestures and sounds, its too much effort. Rest and a servant will be by shortly, I'm certain.

Sloth takes your natural inclinations of relaxing and taking it easy, putting tasks off, finding the easy way out and and makes you lazy, surrounded by piles of trash, leaving it to others to take care of.

Its insiduous and creeps up on you, appealing to lazy side of people, affecting all that come close. At its worst it breeds disease (another silent killer) from the filth resulting from doing nothing.

So, which do you think is the deadliest?

Hi,

I've been recommended a couple of adventures published in Dungeon mag to fit into something I'm putting together at the moment.

One of the 2 issues I'm interested in is available in pdf, the other (issue 135) isn't, at this time. I probably won't buy print (shipping to UK almost doubles the cost in a tight hobby budget and I really only want the one adventure).

Is there a time period between initial publication and availability as pdf, or it happens as and when?

Cheers.