The assassin got what he was asking for. No use crying over spilled lubricant. One time in a game of mine, the LE rogue told the CG ranger that if the ranger got in face he'd kill the ranger's girlfriend while making him watch before he killed the ranger. The rogue then failed a sleight of hand roll vs the ranger's perception while trying to apply poison to his dagger. On seeing that, the ranger killed the rogue. The rogue's player then whined about how PvP shouldn't happen. You're playing characters who usually respond to threats by stabbing the threat. I don't want PvP in my games, but if you really want to avoid it, don't do things that beg for it. Don't start nothin', won't be nothin'.
So, I got bored and decided to convert some Star Frontiers races to Pathfinder. Pathfinder may be an imperfect choice for this. And I know that d20 Future has conversions of the major races of the Frontier, but I don't have the book and have never seen what they did there.
Yazirian
A visual: http://www.seawolfsden.net/images/t20/yazirian1a.jpg Vrusk
Another visual: http://beyondheroes2.zxq.net/Vrusk.jpg Constructive criticism is welcome.
Within the context of the setting, as far as the people of Varisia are concerned, goblins are vermin. That eat people. They are dangerous & predatory and as such they are a threat to be dealt with. They are not people, aren't considered people, and don't have the rights of people. You don't hesitate to wipe out a nest of rats, why would you hesitate to wipe out a nest of goblins?
Douglas Muir 406 wrote:
Father Tobyn doesn't even remotely come across like a follower of Desna. He seems much more like a follower of Erasti. Father Zanthus doesn't really seem like a Desna worshipper either; more like a more mild follower of Erastil. Both were priests of Erastil in the game I ran.
Aazen wrote:
That guy only had a younger successor, not a hipper one. Bad writing, thy name is Marz.
W. John Hare wrote:
Your players need to form an alliance against the goats with the chupacabra. Chupacabra are the goat's natural enemy, after all. |