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Count me in as well, love how the world is slowly but surly expanding right before our eyes!!
A lot of my players are eyeing this as well once we complete our various AP's we are doing now
Good call Paizo!!
I know its early but a couple questions if I may, will there be any subsystem games in this one, will there be new and specific rules for the survival and exploration in this and any specific flip maps or Tile packs for this coming out and will any of the maps be they a separate product or the Map PDF be Higher Res Finally?
Thanks
Tom
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Can someone pitch me on this? I’m not feeing the hype.
So, for me, who isn't particularly already interested in the Realms of the Mammoth Lord, I just think it sounds like a really novel angle to approach an adventure from. There's been a handful of wilderness exploration segments of past AP's, with varying degrees of success, but an AP focused entirely on wilderness exploration and survival--not exploring a mysterious island or frontier, just straight up trying to survive in a hostile environment--feels pretty new.
Plus, in part because I've never been super interested in the Realm of the Mammoth Lords, I'm intrigued by what kind of story could take place there. It's untouched ground in a subgenre that hasn't been approached at all in Pathfinder so far: straight up stonepunk.
CorvusMask |
Can someone pitch me on this? I’m not feeing the hype.
Hard to say more until we actually know more, but set up of it (you leading small clan through wilderness) has tons of roleplaying potential, about as much as an settlement building ap I have dreamed of. I mean, thing with that set up is that AP needs to have NPC cast that is with you for entire ap so as long ap doesn't ditch them completely, this might have one of elements I really miss from Crimson Throne xD
Steve Geddes |
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Can someone pitch me on this? I’m not feeing the hype.
Granted it’s little more than speculation at the moment, but for me I like the change of theme/genre - I’m hoping for a bit of true wilderness/survival. Most APs are a bit “pop into town for some healing magic” - I’m hoping this at least gives the feel of a bit of isolation/self-reliance.
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Can someone pitch me on this? I’m not feeing the hype.
It's like the Walking Dead, where we are looking for a safe place in a hostile environment. Sure the monsters are a part of environmental hostility, but the real monsters are other the humans threatening to take it all away.
At least that is what I am hoping for :)
Cthulhudrew |
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It will be interesting to see how paleolithic weapons and armor are handled (if at all) in this AP: how they function in 2E, what magic items and treasure looks like in such an environment, if there will be some barter rules, and how such equipment would compare to equipment of comparable level heroes from more technologically advanced regions in Golarion.
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It will be interesting to see how paleolithic weapons and armor are handled (if at all) in this AP: how they function in 2E, what magic items and treasure looks like in such an environment, if there will be some barter rules, and how such equipment would compare to equipment of comparable level heroes from more technologically advanced regions in Golarion.
By all that's holy, I hope so. I've tinkered with Stone Age game concepts ever since Far Cry Primal (and a variety of movies, and Monster Hunter, which doesn't quite match up), but I've never worked out a replacement for a coin economy that I was quite satisfied with. If I can find it here, my "Iruxi tribes in Antarctica back when it was a forest during the Cretaceous" will have everything it needs!
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.... If I can find it here, my "Iruxi tribes in Antarctica back when it was a forest during the Cretaceous" will have everything it needs!
Even if not, face-explodingly stoked about this one!
During the Cretaceous? Why not now? :)
Curaigh |
Not officially AFIK. It is presumed the party in Fists of the Ruby Phoenix earned an invitation through their fame/success as a team. Many GMs are using Abomination Vaults as the route a team gains the notoriety. A team of mammoth lords could similarly earn notoriety this from this AP (there is an NPC team using the tournament as practice to becoming Linnorm Kings).
Has the next AP been announced? If so, is it also a three-parter and at what levels? That might be a better answer to your question. :)
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Not officially AFIK. It is presumed the party in Fists of the Ruby Phoenix earned an invitation through their fame/success as a team. Many GMs are using Abomination Vaults as the route a team gains the notoriety. A team of mammoth lords could similarly earn notoriety this from this AP (there is an NPC team using the tournament as practice to becoming Linnorm Kings).
Has the next AP been announced? If so, is it also a three-parter and at what levels? That might be a better answer to your question. :)
It hasn’t been announced but would have to be a three-parter, or Gen Con and PaizoCon would happen in the middle, something Paizo pretty clearly would not want to deal with from a marketing perspective, if nothing else.
Curaigh |
It hasn’t been announced but would have to be a three-parter, or Gen Con and PaizoCon would happen in the middle, something Paizo pretty clearly would not want to deal with from a marketing perspective, if nothing else.
Yeah, I could 't find anything. Isn't GenCon a month later than normal? If so it may not matter. I could see a nine-parter following a three-parter :)
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Wow, this actually looks interesting. For my part not a single PF2 AP looked interesting until this one. (The Ruby Phoenix was interesting story wise but I have no desire for high level play).
Bring on stuff that has interesting real world cultural ties and I'm in. This one has Ice age cultural ties = Awesome.
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Wow, this actually looks interesting. For my part not a single PF2 AP looked interesting until this one. (The Ruby Phoenix was interesting story wise but I have no desire for high level play).
Bring on stuff that has interesting real world cultural ties and I'm in. This one has Ice age cultural ties = Awesome.
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keftiu wrote:What Ancestries would be fitting for this?Well, we will have a Player's Guide in due time. But feel free to enjoy brainstorming and speculating!
Speculation ahoy!
Human is the obvious one, Kellid mostly but Erutaki and Jadwiga are both plausible (though the latter would probably have to conceal their heritage), and Ulfen and Tian would not be implausible. For others, let's look at the neighbours. The Realm of the Mammoth Lords borders Irrisen, the Crown of the World, Sarkoris, the Holds of Belkzen, and Varisia/New Thassilon. That gets you dwarves, elves and half-elves, and orcs and half-orcs. I would expect a relatively high number of tieflings because of the now-closed Worldwound. Ustalav is close by, so it's possible that some dhampirs who are put off by society might end up in the Realm. It's even possible that some androids out of Numeria went northwest, fleeing the Technic League.
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Back Cover Text:
The Hunt Begins!
If the Broken Tusk following is to survive the coming year, their bravest scouts must carve a path through a harsh wilderness. Brutal beasts, wicked rivals, and an inhospitable landscape challenge the trailblazers to withstand their enemies and the elements. But mere survival is not enough. To forge their legacies as Mammoth Lords, the scouts search for an ancient artifact to light the way forward—the Primordial Flame! The Quest for the Frozen Flame Adventure Path begins with “Broken Tusk Moon,” a complete adventure for 1st- to 3rd-level characters.
What non-spoiler questions do you have in order to jump into this AP?
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Back Cover Text:
The Hunt Begins!
If the Broken Tusk following is to survive the coming year, their bravest scouts must carve a path through a harsh wilderness. Brutal beasts, wicked rivals, and an inhospitable landscape challenge the trailblazers to withstand their enemies and the elements. But mere survival is not enough. To forge their legacies as Mammoth Lords, the scouts search for an ancient artifact to light the way forward—the Primordial Flame! The Quest for the Frozen Flame Adventure Path begins with “Broken Tusk Moon,” a complete adventure for 1st- to 3rd-level characters.What non-spoiler questions do you have in order to jump into this AP?
Are there any rules that expand on hexploration or surviving during harsh weather?