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With great pleasure I'm presenting you our newest VL, Marko Zilic, GM extraordinaire and all together a great guy.

Welcome to the ranks Marko!

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At the end of October (27.-30.) a group of gamers in Croatia, named Section for Roleplay (SRP), are organizing a mini-convention named Zakonomikon (a bit of wordplay: 'zakon' means 'the law') so I'm planning on setting up several tables with an apropriate scenario.

Which one are good Cthulhu-ish ones?

One possibility would be 'Voice in the Void'. Any other good ones?

Btw, only possible Tier is the first one (highest level characters in Croatia are 2nd lvl, since last Friday :D)

Now that we started with season 3 and after (almost) finishing First Steps, I am wondering what would be the best order of scenarios to plan out? So far I heard propositions for using Bloodcove Disguise and City of Strangers but those are worth only 1XP each (which is only 4XP with their sequels included)) and I need the whole scenario path or at least up to a certain point (level 6-7).

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated :)

I just can't get over the fact that some of the new faction Leaders look almost like undead and their pictures are completely unrelateable to me. Pathfinder art is usually top notch and I've seen so many wonderful profile pics for various NPC and therefore just cant understand what happened??

These people are supposed to be crucially important for whole PFS!

Only one I realy like is Ambrus - one look at him is enough to create a powerful first impression but the rest are plain underwhelming.
Torch is ok and Guaril is sleazy enough but still..

Only way to 'fix it' seems to be finding a corresponding pictures from movies or such so I'd appreciate any good ideas :D

we just wrapped the session and everyone was asking what about all the mundane items the players found during the adventure?

I get the part about magical equipment but what about ordinary, not so expensive stuff? Do the get to keep it or sell or what?

In hopes to spread the Gospel of Pathfinder further I am planning to do a workshopy presentation of the game (rules & how-to assembe a character) on a local Convention (place is Croatia, Europe).

I'd like to follow up that part with a short adventure that can show the new players how the system works and I need it to NOT be all action (although it mostly will be) but also draw them in with a bit of a story so they can experience the 'role'playing part.

I guess I could come up with something but I hope there is something better (and official) available (either 3.5 or PFRPG)

help? :D

EDIT: it should be playable in cca 3 hours and considering the players will be new, it will probably need to be much shorter than a module

we're transfering characters from 3.5 to Pathfinder in our old Age of Worms campaign.
Most of them claim to have had a custom made Amulet of Shield.
in my opinion it gives them a bit more edge than I am comfortable with but I want to be sure its not too powerful in case I do allow it..

so, if someone wanted to craft such an item (be it amulet or simply a brooch with the spell Shield on it) how much would it cost and would it loose properties once 101 hp of magic missle damage is done or not?

I made a blunder and ordered GameMastery Combat Pad twice

Can you please make it only one?

thnx :)

I started GMing 'Bastards of Erebus' and all three PCs decided they wanted to play tieflings.

Now that we plowed into the game I wonder how should the Children of Westcrown react when Janiven brings in three tieflings and especially Arael, considering that he is prejudiced against tieflings

Later on I guess PCs will try to infiltrate The Bastards so if anyone has any suggestions how that could/should play out, I'd love to hear :)