I remember reading something about the 'hook' for this adventure, but I can't find it anymore. Could anyone confirm whether this is true, or whether it's something that my imagination conjured up? Might be a possible spoiler, so see below.
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I remember reading something about the 'hook' for this adventure, but I can't find it anymore. Could anyone confirm whether this is true, or whether it's something that my imagination conjured up? Might be a possible spoiler, so see below.
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Thats what they said in paizocon online streams
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I remember reading something about the 'hook' for this adventure, but I can't find it anymore. Could anyone confirm whether this is true, or whether it's something that my imagination conjured up? Might be a possible spoiler, so see below.
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Given the APG comes out at the same time as this adventure, it opens up a lot of options in that regard.
Thanks, folks. It's good to know I hadn't just dreamed that up.
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Up to Paizo, but to me it just seems silly.
So all the Oozemorphs from PF1 decided to found their own nation and Kibwe seemed like a good place to start? And the Aspis was willing to fund their efforts?
So all the Oozemorphs from PF1 decided to found their own nation and Kibwe seemed like a good place to start? And the Aspis was willing to fund their efforts?
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** spoiler omitted **I remember reading something about the 'hook' for this adventure, but I can't find it anymore. Could anyone confirm whether this is true, or whether it's something that my imagination conjured up? Might be a possible spoiler, so see below.
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This isn't exactly right. ** spoiler omitted ** I had always planned to showcase Kibwe, though, and I'm glad we kept that!
Oops, sorry that I spread misinformation! Glad to see that straightened out.
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It just matters that your heroes are in the right place at the right time...for danger!
So you're saying we should get ready for...
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"He's ready for mystery! He's ready for excitement! He's ready for anything! He's..."
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Can anybody provide the link to the pregenerated characters the adventure mentions at page 3? Thanks!Here ya go!
Oh, those are adorable!
Hmm
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I know this has been released only recently, but my players are ravenous for new content. I should say, "New Sanctioned Content," because more than a few of my locals won't play unless there's a Chronicle sheet. Hrmph.
So.... Any word on sanctioning? Also, how does this work with ACP?
Thanks!
Anyone actually run this yet? How long does it take? Trying to figure out how much time to set aside? TIA
Anyone actually run this yet? How long does it take? Trying to figure out how much time to set aside? TIA
It looks pretty comparable in a lot of ways to Fall of Plaguestone. 2-3 sessions per level, depending on how your group plays. I'd say 5 sessions at the very fastest, 10 at the slowest (well, without going significantly off script for the module as written).
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"He's ready for mystery! He's ready for excitement! He's ready for anything! He's..."
Why, that's nothing but a two-bit ring from a CrackerBack Jox!
Awesome idea for an adventure! Kudos Ron!
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Hello everyone! This is now available for purchase from Fantasy Grounds or on Steam. Sync your FG account first to get it a discount equivalent to the PDF Price ($15.99)
Pathfinder Adventure: The Slithering
Publisher: Paizo Inc.
System: Pathfinder 2
Type: Adventure
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That cover art really takes me back to the early 3E days. Go ahead and google "The Speaker in Dreams", you will see what I mean.
I'm curious how the sanctioning for the scenario will roll.
I have an interesting concept for a character that may be embodying a bit too much Chaos for their own good... :>
Probably not going to be much different to Fall of Plaguestone.
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Yeah, to follow up on my last comment, especially not the pregen version. There are waaay too many oozes in this that are immune to all your damage types. Ordinarily I wouldn't spoiler in the open, but this is too important.
The swashbuckler is an awesome class, the pregen is a well-built character and I really like this module. However, IMO it is incredibly bad design to release an adventure with the intention of featuring the four new classes from the APG when nearly all of the creatures in the first Chapter of the adventure are immune to virtually everything you do. During the first chapter of the adventure, the swashbuckler is essentially nothing more than a an NPC class, punching with their first and hoping (very unlikely) to win the battle of hit point attrition.
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As someone who is running this to pregens, its really weird how after first two parts of chapter 1 all pregens can finally play themselves(besides the witch who is mvp vs oozes, the oracle's only damage cantrip has mental trait, and investigator's abilities are fairly useless vs oozes as well)
I think this ap has two really big problems: Almost every ooze has split. If party is playing blindly, well uh... This splitted oozes don't become smaller and weaker, that just means when encounter is vs single high level ooze, now you just made encounter to be extreme :P
Second is that
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Yeah, to follow up on my last comment, especially not the pregen version. There are waaay too many oozes in this that are immune to all your damage types. Ordinarily I wouldn't spoiler in the open, but this is too important.
The swashbuckler is an awesome class, the pregen is a well-built character and I really like this module. However, IMO it is incredibly bad design to release an adventure with the intention of featuring the four new classes from the APG when nearly all of the creatures in the first Chapter of the adventure are immune to virtually everything you do. During the first chapter of the adventure, the swashbuckler is essentially nothing more than a an NPC class, punching with their first and hoping (very unlikely) to win the battle of hit point attrition.
What's up with the open spoilers? That's pretty inconsiderate.
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What's up with the open spoilers? That's pretty inconsiderate.Yeah, to follow up on my last comment, especially not the pregen version. There are waaay too many oozes in this that are immune to all your damage types. Ordinarily I wouldn't spoiler in the open, but this is too important.
The swashbuckler is an awesome class, the pregen is a well-built character and I really like this module. However, IMO it is incredibly bad design to release an adventure with the intention of featuring the four new classes from the APG when nearly all of the creatures in the first Chapter of the adventure are immune to virtually everything you do. During the first chapter of the adventure, the swashbuckler is essentially nothing more than a an NPC class, punching with their first and hoping (very unlikely) to win the battle of hit point attrition.
I mean, is it really spoiler that ooze adventure has lot of oozes(all of oozes in entire 2e are immune to precision damage as well)? And that in level range of 5, almost all oozes are immune to every common damage type?
Like seriously, this adventure made me realize that we really need more oozes in this level range that don't split <_< Or more fair rules for it
Would this be a good adventure for the Secrets of Magic playtest?
Has to be built carefully, but sure. I ran a Magus through the module.
Two, actually, because the first did not survive encounter 1.
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What's up with the open spoilers? That's pretty inconsiderate.
Ordinarily I wouldn't spoiler in the open, but this is too important.
Maybe you missed the answer to your question in the text you were quoting. Besides, as indicated above, it’s not much of a spoiler given that oozes are revealed in the module summary.
It's a new edition still. No doubt there are plenty of people entirely new to RPGs who wouldn't know every creature's special abilities and immunities.
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It's a new edition still. No doubt there are plenty of people entirely new to RPGs who wouldn't know every creature's special abilities and immunities.
Its still weird to call it spoilers when literally every ooze is immune to precision damage in both editions.
Like, sure, new edition so monster abilities might be different, but saying trolls don't like fire or skeletons don't like bludgeoning is a spoiler is really weird :P Its usually something gms tells to players as tutorial on how weaknesses and regeneration and such work.
Also, if you play this module blindly(as in have no absolutely idea how oozes work in this edition), you will most likely absolutely hate it and have terrible time.
What's up with the open spoilers? That's pretty inconsiderate.Ordinarily I wouldn't spoiler in the open, but this is too important.Maybe you missed the answer to your question in the text you were quoting. Besides, as indicated above, it’s not much of a spoiler given that oozes are revealed in the module summary.
No, I didn't ignore you justifying being inconsiderate. I'm pointing it out whether you like it or not.