Neil Spicer Contributor, RPG Superstar 2009, RPG Superstar Judgernaut |
James Jacobs Creative Director |
Extensive guidelines for continuing the campaign after the end of the AP? Will this be a lead in to high level play, past 20th level?
We're not sure yet. The hope is to do an article like this for ALL of the Adventure Paths from Kingmaker on. A 6 or so page article that gives adventure seeds, plots, maybe even a few maps or stat blocks to help folks keep running the campaign after they finish the AP. Whether or not it takes you to 20th level depends on the wishes of your GM, but it should be enough to allow for that type of game if you want.
MerrikCale |
Mistwalker wrote:Extensive guidelines for continuing the campaign after the end of the AP? Will this be a lead in to high level play, past 20th level?We're not sure yet. The hope is to do an article like this for ALL of the Adventure Paths from Kingmaker on. A 6 or so page article that gives adventure seeds, plots, maybe even a few maps or stat blocks to help folks keep running the campaign after they finish the AP. Whether or not it takes you to 20th level depends on the wishes of your GM, but it should be enough to allow for that type of game if you want.
Personally, I think thats a great idea
James Jacobs Creative Director |
the description text claims this is an adventure for 16th level PCs- is this true? is PF going high level?
Yes. I'm going to try my hardest to have Kingmaker go up to around 18th level or thereabouts. We did that with Rise of the Runelords, after all. And folks have been asking for higher level ones. I'll be curious to see how the sales numbers look for Kingmaker's last 3 installments, that's for sure!
Richard Pett Contributor |
Gorbacz |
Twisted fey ... Ever since the Pagans from Thief computer game, I am in love with the "dark, sinister, blood-drinking, bone-snapping nature" vibe.
"Builds your roofs of dead wood. Builds your walls of dead stone. Builds your dreams of dead thoughts. Comes crying laughing singing back to life, takes what you steal, and pulls the skins from your dead bones shrieking."
At least we can now all rest in peace knowing that the Kingamker finale is in good hands, there will be plenty of horrifying moments, and somebody will say M'naaaaaaaaaaaaar. Oh and please don't hold back Mr. Pett, we want the final encounter to make our players weep bloody tears and proclaim that Xanesha was a wimpy schoolgirl.
Richard Pett Contributor |
Richard Pett Contributor |
Richard Pett Contributor |
Twisted fey ... Ever since the Pagans from Thief computer game, I am in love with the "dark, sinister, blood-drinking, bone-snapping nature" vibe.
"Builds your roofs of dead wood. Builds your walls of dead stone. Builds your dreams of dead thoughts. Comes crying laughing singing back to life, takes what you steal, and pulls the skins from your dead bones shrieking."
At least we can now all rest in peace knowing that the Kingamker finale is in good hands, there will be plenty of horrifying moments, and somebody will say M'naaaaaaaaaaaaar. Oh and please don't hold back Mr. Pett, we want the final encounter to make our players weep bloody tears and proclaim that Xanesha was a wimpy schoolgirl.
I can feel an extra large M'naaaaaaaaaaaaaaar coming on Gorbacz, particularly with mention of pulling dead skin from bones:)
I always thought Xanesha was a bit of a big girl's blouse.
But in the meantime, to the present Mrs Pett's curry, which is burning in the background as I mull over your fine words.
Rich
Richard Pett Contributor |
Richard Pett Contributor |
Richard Pett Contributor |
Pett's Mullet |
Pett's Mullet wrote:Oh dear, I've just had an accident with making the curryRichard Pett wrote:Indeed.Pett's Mullet wrote:Richard Pett wrote:No, no curry - get back to your frog-flayingVery good sir, here is your plastic, pink Barbie tiara.That was a close one.
Shall I mop it up with my gorgeous curls?
Richard Pett Contributor |
Hey Rich- so did you get to write one of the Kingmaker APs after all?
Those 3 ropers you sent may have helped though eric:)
Plus, a special someone may have had a hand in the decision, I can't say in public, but I think a very special lady may have been on the phone to mention her preferences on the AP front on behalf of that very special family. Or something.
Huzzah!
Richard Pett Contributor |
Richard Pett wrote:Shall I mop it up with my gorgeous curls?Pett's Mullet wrote:Oh dear, I've just had an accident with making the curryRichard Pett wrote:Indeed.Pett's Mullet wrote:Richard Pett wrote:No, no curry - get back to your frog-flayingVery good sir, here is your plastic, pink Barbie tiara.That was a close one.
Yes, quickly, and when you're done with them, hand them back.
And where's my gown? I have a ball to go to!
Richard Pett Contributor |
Is this your girlfriend or the Queen? or both at once, Richard. Nice to see you got what you wanted ... an episode of Kingmaker. Well done.
May convince me to buy my first high level adventure since the Mines of Bloodstone.
Cheers
Cheers French Wolf, and huzzah!
But, in no particular order, if we're mentioning things I'd like:
A mechanial bull
A giant inflatable cactus
Billie Piper in warm lime marmalade...
...oh, the list goes on
Richard Pett Contributor |
French Wolf wrote:Is this your girlfriend or the Queen? or both at once, Richard.It could also have been Lisa Stevens, or Nic's wife... (Oh I'm stirring the pot there. [Grin])
Both very fine ladies I hear. Alas, the mem' has reappeared from her leopard-wrestling evening class and I must away with the curry fest!
God save the queen and all that.
Until the morrow.
Huzzah!
Charles Evans 25 |
Richard Pett:
...becomes the least of the heroes’ worries when sudden blooms of riotous and deadly life from the near-mythical First World of the fey erupt throughout the Stolen Lands! The Kingmaker Adventure Path draws to a close as the heroes face a foe eager to bring the full fury of this strange and violent realm into the world of Golarion....
Actually, I'm surprised that Paizo are letting you stat up Nick Logue and put him in one of their adventures.... ;)
Congratulations though, and remember the old cub-scout motto! (No, not that one, I mean the other one, about 'do your best'.)And I have a dead tree copy of the bestiary now after trip to Spirit Ganes in Burton (huzzah!) and see that nymphs under PFRPG rules can improve the performance of bards who have them as their 'muses' (see PFRPG bestiary, Page 217) which might have possible applications given the bardic support any force of invading fey may have.
Edit:
Okay, that's enough late nights for this week. Off to sleep now.
Mr Baron |
Mistwalker wrote:Extensive guidelines for continuing the campaign after the end of the AP? Will this be a lead in to high level play, past 20th level?We're not sure yet. The hope is to do an article like this for ALL of the Adventure Paths from Kingmaker on. A 6 or so page article that gives adventure seeds, plots, maybe even a few maps or stat blocks to help folks keep running the campaign after they finish the AP. Whether or not it takes you to 20th level depends on the wishes of your GM, but it should be enough to allow for that type of game if you want.
James,
I really like the idea of a short article that gives ideas/seeds/maps/other cool stuff to keep the campaign going past book 6. Kingmaker is going to be great!
Cheers!
Chromatism |
You know, I wasn't exactly 'hanging on the edge' about this AP. Indeed, going by the quality of Paizo's other ventures and the prospect of my player's being able to forge their own kingdom sounds thoroughly terrific!
But what tips the balance? An article about how to continue the adventure after the main plot has concluded.
Of course we could always find ways and means of doing so anyway, but this thoroughly makes me salivate with expectation!
I tip my glass to you, Sirs. Excellect!
Shem |
James, I know this is asking a lot but is there anyway to have an article done on higher level play for past APs even if it is just on the web. Maybe for us Charter subscribers at least.
There are only 5 of them???? Please, pretty please....
I have often thought I would like to take my Runelords group back in.
And of course devlving into the Pyramid at Korvosa after Crimson Throne... I am looking forward to creating my own adventure for that soon.
Enlight_Bystand |
James, I know this is asking a lot but is there anyway to have an article done on higher level play for past APs even if it is just on the web. Maybe for us Charter subscribers at least.
There are only 5 of them???? Please, pretty please....
I have often thought I would like to take my Runelords group back in.
And of course devlving into the Pyramid at Korvosa after Crimson Throne... I am looking forward to creating my own adventure for that soon.
I'm not James, but I'm guessing the answer he will give is that they're already quite behind schedule, and tasking a couple of people off for a day or two to do these (and that's a very conservative estimate of what it'll need) will cause even more problems
James Jacobs Creative Director |
James, I know this is asking a lot but is there anyway to have an article done on higher level play for past APs even if it is just on the web. Maybe for us Charter subscribers at least.
There are only 5 of them???? Please, pretty please....
I have often thought I would like to take my Runelords group back in.
And of course devlving into the Pyramid at Korvosa after Crimson Throne... I am looking forward to creating my own adventure for that soon.
Web enhancements or web exclusives save time on the print cycle and the distribution cycle... that's stuff we don't do in house as it is, so a web product is Equally Time Consuming for us to do as far as art, editorial, and layout. So it's not an easy, let's just whip something up over the weekend or after work one day kind of thing.
Maybe after we get AHEAD of the schedule instead of behind schedule we'll consider web stuff like this, but for now it's too much.