I love the goblin art in Burnt Offerings, especially the cover, but I only today realized that the signs in the street are for the Fatman's Feedbag and the Pixie's Kitten, and that they're appropriately placed in relation to the map.
Kudos.
-Amber S.
Wow remarkable! I'd never have noticed if you had'nt made this post.
Means I'll have to change my game a tad when I get to play this game in January, as I had the Goblins mostly striking in the northern section of the town.
Medesha?! That name seems familiar from a Dnd forum I was playing on lately.... :-)
Hm, I don't know! Maybe the guys know something they're not telling me. :-p
Dualwolf: D&DOG? I am a mod there, albeit a slacky one. :-)
-Amber S.
I love the goblin art in Burnt Offerings, especially the cover, but I only today realized that the signs in the street are for the Fatman's Feedbag and the Pixie's Kitten, and that they're appropriately placed in relation to the map.
Kudos.
-Amber S.
Hm. If the goblins were truly in this location, they would be at the very end of the street, charging menacingly off the pier and into the water.
Stupid gobins. ;)
I had to force James to change the name of the Pixie's Kitten.
Tsk tsk.
Haha. My group joked about calling it that, never believing that anyone would actually try to slip it past their editor! That's great :D
And here I thought it was "The Grig's V****a"... Silly me.
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If you can't figure it out then you are probably too young to be told.
...no matter your actual age. :)
The fact English is only my second language (and used mostly for games and reading and working, not when talking dirty with friends at the club) might better explain why I didn't get it at first, even if I'm 25.
Implied mentions of the fact that Pixie was still in the name, that the sign was the same for the old name and that one could shorten it to PP were more helpful :D
A friend of mine used run a pub that could be classed as offensive, but I was not sure if I could type the name without getting banned from the boards.
In code (a rather weak one I do admit) it was called 'The (male bird) Inn'
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A friend of mine used run a pub that could be classed as offensive, but I was not sure if I could type the name without getting banned from the boards.
In code (a rather weak one I do admit) it was called 'The (male bird) Inn'
I think we can all survive with the non-american word for rooster.
My dad's local pub is called The Fighting Cocks, it used to be a cock-fighting venue before the sport was banned in Britain.
Edit: Ha ha, genius, apparently cockerels are auto-censored at Paizo - damn you foreigners, ruining a perfectly good word with your smut!
Edit: Ha ha, genius, apparently cockerels are auto-censored at Paizo - damn you foreigners, ruining a perfectly good word with your smut!
I was playing the beta of Lord of the Rings Online and found a quest giver who wanted me to gather some g****s. Censorship is funny. Grapes is offensive because of the middle 4 letters.