| Dragonchess Player |
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The bestiary sample of Pathfinder #3 is great! A very well designed monster that could be used in any campaign.
One small typo: The page reference at the end of the Ecology section for "argorths (see page 88)." The Mother of Oblivion pages are 88 and 89 in the sample.
| Yasha0006 |
SUPER AWESOME!
The folks at Paizo have done it again...a monster to truly fear. I love the Transdimensional Tentacles being able to reach through barriers.
As a bit more feedback, the fact that you guys working on Pathfinder keep including the Myth sidebars is awesome. I like it when I can spread a little misdirection and fear my players way when they are running into a monster. Its not like Bardic Knowledge is always right you know.
Jodah
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I love the thematic new variety of "unique outsiders" they are using. I've always felt that the concept of native outsiders was very fascinating, and I('m glad they are getting some expansion from Paizo. Hell, I loved the sandpoint devil so much that I made an additional "rural myth" called The Galloper, by putting the courrupted template Dragon Magazine) on a modified Nashrou (MMIV). A very nasty CR 4 monster to throw at a ECL 3 party.
This baby...what I need to do is figure out a way to make it indirectly fightable, somehow. I can imagine a cavern system where the party has to fight bits of the thing all the way through, without ever actually taking more then a few melee attacks from it. After all, it's madness breath automaticaly creates a few rounds of hilarious chaos. and, with all those eye-stalks, tentacles, and pleisosaur head, it can easily be mistaken for one creature. The only problem is...how do I stop it from killing them? Obviously they have no hope of killing it, so It would have to be a Run FOr Your Life style side-trek.
| Yasha0006 |
Definately like the ideas toy put there. I'll have to look at the MM4 and check out this 'Galloper' idea you just put out there. Sounds pretty interesting.
The Transdimensional Tenactles kinda remind me of the Sharn from FR. They have these little ethereal portals they create and attack through. A Tentacle just coming through the wall is a bit scarier though. This creature definately has all the hallmarks of a very memorable encounter.
James Jacobs
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This baby...what I need to do is figure out a way to make it indirectly fightable, somehow. I can imagine a cavern system where the party has to fight bits of the thing all the way through, without ever actually taking more then a few melee attacks from it. After all, it's madness breath automaticaly creates a few rounds of hilarious chaos. and, with all those eye-stalks, tentacles, and pleisosaur head, it can easily be mistaken for one creature. The only problem is...how do I stop it from killing them? Obviously they have no hope of killing it, so It would have to be a Run FOr Your Life style side-trek.
Wait for Pathfinder 3 to come out. You may find we've done a fair amount of that work for you in the adventrue. Perhaps.
| Nicolas Logue Contributor |
Jodah wrote:Wait for Pathfinder 3 to come out. You may find we've done a fair amount of that work for you in the adventrue. Perhaps.This baby...what I need to do is figure out a way to make it indirectly fightable, somehow. I can imagine a cavern system where the party has to fight bits of the thing all the way through, without ever actually taking more then a few melee attacks from it. After all, it's madness breath automaticaly creates a few rounds of hilarious chaos. and, with all those eye-stalks, tentacles, and pleisosaur head, it can easily be mistaken for one creature. The only problem is...how do I stop it from killing them? Obviously they have no hope of killing it, so It would have to be a Run FOr Your Life style side-trek.
Ha! It's so true. You'll see Jodah!
| Nicolas Logue Contributor |
The bestiary sample of Pathfinder #3 is great! A very well designed monster that could be used in any campaign.
Thanks folks! Wait till you see the rest. The argoths are pretty f$%$ing terrifying too, and the fun thing about both he and the Mother was that I very much wanted to hit the lovecraftian vein, but also tap that Oggopoggo flavor too. The art looks friggin awesome!
Can't wait to see Hook Mountain Massacre!!!