Yup, here it is: https://imgur.com/a/RieT8
Awesome, thanks!
I will be running it soon in my online campaign.
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I just did some stats for Brodther Quink. He's become the Go-To guy for all things Thassilonic for the party and they have dropped him on the Library so he can help them translate the info they need.
Brodert Quink
NG Medium humanoid (old human 7 expert)
Init 0; Senses Perception -1
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DEFENSE
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AC 10, touch 10, flat-footed 10
hp 28 (7d8-7)
Fort +1, Ref +2, Will +4
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OFFENSE
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Dagger +4 (1d4-1) 19-20
Spd 30 ft.
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STATISTICS
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Str 8, Dex 10, Con 9, Int 17, Wis 9, Cha 10
Base Atk +5; CMB +4; CMD 14
Feats
Scholar (History, Arcana), Skill Focus (Knowledge: history), Skill Focus (Knowledge: arcana), Skill Focus (Profession: scholar), Skill Focus (Use Magic Device)
Traits: Historian (human), Patient Calm
Skills
Appraise +6, K. Arcana +18, K.Dungeoneering +13, K. Engineering +13, K. Geography +13, K. History +19, K. Nature +13, K. Local +16, K. Nobility +13, Profession Scholar +12, Use Magic Device +16, Spellcraft +9
Languages Common, Elven, Dwarven, Thassilonian
I hope this is correct. xD I gave him some traits and made Expert his favored class for the extra skill points. If this is not possible, I guess he would drop K. Dungeoneering.
Perfectly reasonable for a player living in Sandpoint for a year or two to know common local areas -- anything that you judge would be a DC 5 or 10 Knowledge (local) or Knowlege (geography) check he should know.
Or just ask him to make a Knowledge check and base how much you give him off the results. If he didn't put any ranks in that skill, then, well, maybe his character didn't pay much attention to that sort of thing. (But he should certainly know the basics - maybe another type of Knowledge check might focus on different things, e.g., Knowledge (religion) for Windsong Abbey.)
Does anybody know of a clean (no outer page/table of contents information on the side), large version of the map of Xin-Shalast? I have the map folio and the interactive PDF from the digital AE, But I have no way to display it for my players that really shows the scale well. I'm hoping to put it up on my television via PS4 during tomorrow's session.
I've done that, it just doesn't look great. Also that sketch of Karzoug's head in the mountain looks like the lovechild of Sinestro and Beavis and I can't unsee it.
I've done that, it just doesn't look great. Also that sketch of Karzoug's head in the mountain looks like the lovechild of Sinestro and Beavis and I can't unsee it.
Yes that was 'removed' from my game too... that particular image is very cheesy.
I found the pdf from the map pack to be the highest resolution version of the file I could find, but it's still not as high rez as it should be. Frustrating.
Like you I ended up sharing the map with my PCs, we ended up doing fairly detailed navigation through the city. To avoid getting spotted too often my party's cleric kept creating snowfall to reduce visibility. This worked fine until the last stretch of the city where Karzoug controlled weather (via a remote focus...handwave, handwave) and blew all the clouds away.
quick question
is there a grid map of Sandpoint somewhere?
my players be finishing book 3 tonight, I am hopeful we'll have enough time in the game session to do the Sandpoint raid tonight (I'm excited). I wouldn't mind having a reference for how long, in rounds, it may take my players to get from Northgate to Tanner's Bridge for example.
if someone can point me in the right direction, i'd be ever so grateful, thanks.
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quick question
is there a grid map of Sandpoint somewhere?
my players be finishing book 3 tonight, I am hopeful we'll have enough time in the game session to do the Sandpoint raid tonight (I'm excited). I wouldn't mind having a reference for how long, in rounds, it may take my players to get from Northgate to Tanner's Bridge for example.
if someone can point me in the right direction, i'd be ever so grateful, thanks.
I made one. Here it is:
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I'm not sure why some of my links broke...
Bo-cards https://www.dropbox.com/s/4tpucfsc1kia0fq/BO-items-updated.zip?dl=0
SM-item cards https://www.dropbox.com/s/sucp14xj19bn6uc/SM-item-cards.zip?dl=0
SM-Monster cards https://www.dropbox.com/s/owo36m57081pdc9/SM-monster-cards.zip?dl=0
Turtleback Ferry guide (done in the fashion of the sandpoint guide) https://www.dropbox.com/s/winuh0nh55b5l2g/Turtleback-Ferry-Gamemaster-notes .pdf?dl=0
Turtleback Ferry cards (for players) https://www.dropbox.com/s/e4zvqom3dtyzj9e/Turtleback-Ferry-Character%20Card s.pdf?dl=0
Sandpoint player handout (also from here - don't remember source) https://www.dropbox.com/s/lrttxh3spt51xqw/Sandpoint_Handout.pdf?dl=0
I have other stuff that I grabbed early on - if you are after something specific let me know I can see if it's in my file list.
I'm not sure why some of my links broke...
I have other stuff that I grabbed early on - if you are after something specific let me know I can see if it's in my file list.
Great stuff!
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At the Swallowtail Festival, I ran a scavenger hunt for my players, to help introduce them to Sandpoint. I think it was received really well! Overall it took 1.25 hours with 3 PCs, just about where I was aiming for pacing. They had fun with it, and it got them a bit acquainted with the city (and with their character sheets!)
Travel through the town and pick up the bold items on the list.
Note, each time after moving the leader must make a DC8 Survival or Knowledge (local) check to avoid become disoriented. If they fail, they take a -2 penalty to all their checks for one round.
Receive a scavenger hunt map
Bearing a sign that says “The Way North”, this cramped building is festooned with nautical charts and maps, and through the windows you can see much more of the same, with barrels of rolled up papers, maps on the walls, and shelves and shelves of books. The far side of the room is dominated by a large work table with a half-completed map of the region.
An aged but spry gnome with white hair and only a few teeth left is handing out maps as fast as he can, but he's mobbed by scavengers grabbing their maps. Make a DC13 Intimidate check to get the others to move aside, or a DC11 Sleight of Hand check to snatch a map out of his hand.
Get a worked stone
Like a spike driven up into the sky, this ruin towers over the city, sitting atop the sea cliff that forms Sandpoint’s northern boundary. A cylindrical base of 40 foot diameter indicates this was once a towering structure, though time has taken its toll. The eastern side stands five stories in height, while the western edge has just 15 feet of height remaining. Archaic runes adorn parts of the existing facade and seem strangely well preserved, considering the extent of erosion on the rest of the structure. Large chunks of worked stone lie on the ground, but up on a low ledge you can see smaller pieces of rubble as well. Your nose fills with the smell of sea spray, and you feel a light mist on your skin, as the gulls circle and caw overhead. The bluff affords a stunning view of the Varisian Gulf, as the famous mists of the Lost Coast are just receding from the shore.
Make a DC7 Strength check to pry loose a large rock (this weighs 20 lbs, and if it encumbers you then you take a -2 to subsequent checks for the hunt.) Or, make a DC12 Climb check to scramble up and find a smaller stone.
Pick up a bank deposit slip
This two-story stone building is impressively large, although not even a quarter of the size of the new cathedral. Upon entering you find yourself in a large empty meeting hall, with the chairs currently stacked off to the sides. A sign instructs you to head downstairs to the bank for the scavenger hunt.
To find a bank deposit slip among the various paperwork in the town hall basement, make a DC10 Profession or Knowledge (local) check, or make a DC12 Linguistics check to rapidly scan the forms and find the right one.
Find a painted blue stone
Inside this stone building is a large open floor covered in polished round blue stones. The air is thick with the resinous tang of burning incense. Reed mats on the floor form winding walkways, and they rustle gently as you walk over them. Several round cushions are placed sporadically across the floor. Besides a spiral staircase leading down in the far corner, the only other feature is a reflecting pool in the center of the room. A dark-skinned woman watches observantly from near the door.
While the floor in this large hall is covered with smooth blue stones, the ones for the hunt are painted blue, not naturally blue like the rest. Make a DC14 Perception check to find a painted stone, or a DC10 Wisdom check to instinctively determine which stones are out of place and were recently placed here for the hunt.
Grab a pinch of soda ash
This large stone factory’s impressive facade is brightened by five colorful stained glass windows, each masterfully worked in the Eastern style. They depict scenes ranging from travelers on a snowy field, to a fiery portrayal of the process of glassblowing.
Out in the yard under an awning lie three large piles of white powder. To distinguish the soda ash from the limestone and the mature sand, make a DC9 Appraise check or a DC12 Knowledge (engineering) or (nature) check.
Find a cockle shell
As you rush along the boardwalk overlooking the harbor, the smell of fish is overwhelming. A large sign proclaims “Valdemar Fishmarket”. Under the roof are many stalls with fish, crabs, eels, mussels and other shellfish, and even a large octopus out on display. You can hear the waves gently lapping at the rocks
Under the boardwalk is all manner of discarded shells and fish skeletons, but the hunt is specifically calling for a cockle shell. Make a DC9 Knowledge (nature) or Profession (fisherman) check to pick out a cockle shell, or make a DC12 Diplomacy check to ask someone to help you identify one.
Get a chicken shinbone
The smell of blood and fresh meat is thick in the air, and the counter display shows cuts of pork, venison, beef, pheasant, chicken, mutton, and rabbit.
Outside the back of the market is the bone heap. To identify a chicken shinbone among the heap, make a DC10 Heal or Knowledge (nature) check, or a DC8 Profession (cook) check.
Take a handful of hay
A painted sign over the door of these stables depicts a goblin being trampled underfoot by a horse. Enhancing the motif is a grisly display on the entrance to the barn, which bears three rafters covered with dozens of goblin ears that have been nailed on. Many of the ears have a name branded on, presumably that of the dead goblin itself. The scent of hay and dung fills the air.
The horses are getting antsy at having so many visitors, and the hay is behind them. Make a DC12 Handle Animal check to calm them down so you can grab some hay, or else make a DC13 Stealth check to sneak through without them noticing.
Get a bit of rope
This long building has no wall along its southern facade, allowing easy movement between the workshop and the four large dry docks that lead out into the harbor. One dry dock holds an almost-completed galley bearing a dozen oars on each side, and another holds the skeleton of a larger carvel in the early stages of construction. There are enough tools lying around to support a small army of shipwrights. You can smell the sulphurous scent of the boggy water.
Some of the bollards on the docks have knotted rope ends tied on, that seem to have been hacked off by hasty departing sailors. To untie a rope, make a DC13 CMB check, or a DC11 Escape Artist check.
Find some bitter hops
This stone building greets you with a life-size painted wooden cutout of two knights in full armor, toasting each other with brimming-over mugs and holding swords in their off hands. At the feet of one of the cutouts is a fresh wreath of flowers. The strong scent of beer wafts from the building.
The storehouse is open, and several barrels hold different brewing ingredients. To distinguish the bitter hops from the other ingredients, make a DC9 Profession (brewer), Knowledge (nature), or Craft (alchemy) check, or a DC13 Perception check to find the bitter hops by its odor.
Grab a pinch of grains
You see a large water wheel turning behind this old wooden building, and you can hear the low scraping sound of the grindstone before you even enter into the building. The interior bears the subtle aroma of fresh flour.
The gristmill is running. To grab the grains, make a DC13 Climb check to get up to the hopper, or, to safely grab grains from the mill, first shut the sluice by making a DC10 Disable Device or Knowledge (engineering) check.
Get a piece of driftwood
The wood of this long building seems old and weathered, in stark contrast to the freshly cut red-blonde surfaces of the lumber lying in huge piles all around. The scent of fresh pine mixes with the brackish odor of the river.
There are plenty of branches floating in the water, along with an abundance of larger logs. Make a DC10 Swim check to get in the water and grab a branch, or use a lasso to grab one by making a ranged attack against AC12.
Pick up a nail
It looks like every square foot of this large building is being well-used for all manner of construction projects, some of which have spilled outside. A red-bearded dwarf watches hawkishly but with a smile, seeming to enjoy the ruckus of the day.
Various odd bits of discarded lumber are strewn about, and while lots of nails are visible, all are embedded in various bits of wood. Make a DC9 Profession (carpenter) or Knowledge (engineering) check to locate one that looks loose, or make a DC12 Strength check to pry one free.
Receive a playbill
This huge wooden building well outsizes the town hall, and once you enter you can see an auditorium that could sit 250 in its stuffed red folding seats. On the stage is a mustachioed man wearing a feather cap, and holding a stack of playbills for the upcoming show, The Harpy’s Curse.
Cyrdak Drokkus demands a performance before he gives you a playbill. Make a DC10 Perform check, or make a DC14 Knowledge (local or nobility) check to make a witty observation to make him smile.
Rush back to the new cathedral with all the listed items!
Here's the map I used for Roll20 (turn grid off while using it.)
To make it look pretty I used The Homebrewery with the following code:
## Welcome to Sandpoint!
Travel through the town and pick up the bold items on the list.
*Note, each time after moving the leader must make a DC8 Survival or Knowledge (local) check to avoid become disoriented. If they fail, they take a -2 penalty to all their checks for one round.*
### 1) The Way North
***Receive a scavenger hunt map***
Bearing a sign that says “The Way North”, this cramped building is festooned with nautical charts and maps, and through the windows you can see much more of the same, with barrels of rolled up papers, maps on the walls, and shelves and shelves of books. The far side of the room is dominated by a large worktable with a half-completed map of the region.
*An aged buy spry gnome with white hair and only a few teeth left is handing out maps as fast as he can, but he's mobbed by scavengers grabbing their maps. Make a DC13 Intimidate check to get the others to move aside, or a DC11 Sleight of Hand check to snatch a map out of his hand.*
### 2) The Old Light
***Get a worked stone***
Like a spike driven up into the sky, this ruin towers over the city, sitting atop the sea cliff that forms Sandpoint’s northern boundary. A cylindrical base of 40 foot diameter indicates this was once a towering structure, though time has taken its toll. The eastern side stands five stories in height, while the western edge has just 15 feet of height remaining. Archaic runes adorn parts of the existing facade and seem strangely well preserved, considering the extent of erosion on the rest of the structure. Large chunks of worked stone lie on the ground, but up on a low ledge you can see smaller pieces of rubble as well. Your nose fills with the smell of sea spray, and you feel a light mist on your skin, as the gulls circle and caw overhead. The bluff affords a stunning view of the Varisian Gulf, as the famous mists of the Lost Coast are just receding from the shore.
*Make a DC7 Strength check to pry loose a large rock (this weighs 20 lbs, and if it encumbers you then you take a -2 to subsequent checks for the hunt.) Or, make a DC12 Climb check to scramble up and find a smaller stone.*
### 3) Town Hall
***Pick up a bank deposit slip***
This two-story stone building is impressively large, although not even a quarter of the size of the new cathedral. Upon entering you find yourself in a large empty meeting hall, with the chairs currently stacked off to the sides. A sign instructs you to head downstairs to the bank for the scavenger hunt.
*To find a bank deposit slip among the various paperwork in the town hall basement, make a DC10 Profession or Knowledge (local) check, or make a DC12 Linguistics check to rapidly scan the forms and find the right one.*
### 4) The House of Blue Stones
***Find a painted blue stone***
Inside this stone building is a large open floor covered in polished round blue stones. The air is thick with the resinous tang of burning incense. Reed mats on the floor form winding walkways, and they rustle gently as you walk over them. Several round cushions are placed sporadically across the floor. Besides a spiral staircase leading down in the far corner, the only other feature is a reflecting pool in the center of the room. A dark-skinned woman watches observantly from near the door.
*While the floor in this large hall is covered with smooth blue stones, the ones for the hunt are painted blue, not naturally blue like the rest. Make a DC14 Perception check to find a painted stone, or a DC10 Wisdom check to instinctively determine which stones are out of place and were recently placed here for the hunt.*
### 5) Kaijitsu Glassworks
***Grab a pinch of soda ash***
This large stone factory’s impressive facade is brightened by five colorful stained glass windows, each masterfully worked in the Eastern style. They depict scenes ranging from travelers on a snowy field, to a fiery portrayal of the process of glassblowing.
*Out in the yard under an awning lie three large piles of white powder. To distinguish the soda ash from the limestone and the mature sand, make a DC9 Appraise check or a DC12 Knowledge (engineering) or (nature) check.*
### 6) Turch’s Fishmarket
***Find a cockle shell***
As you rush along the boardwalk overlooking the harbor, the smell of fish is overwhelming. A large sign proclaims “Valdemar Fishmarket”. Under the roof are many stalls with fish, crabs, eels, mussels and other shellfish, and even a large octopus out on display. You can hear the waves gently lapping at the rocks
*Under the boardwalk is all manner of discarded shells and fish skeletons, but the hunt is specifically calling for a cockle shell. Make a DC9 Knowledge (nature) or Profession (fisherman) check to pick out a cockle shell, or make a DC12 Diplomacy check to ask someone to help you identify one.*
### 7) Meat Market
***Get a chicken shinbone***
The smell of blood and fresh meat is thick in the air, and the counter display shows cuts of pork, venison, beef, pheasant, chicken, mutton, and rabbit.
*Outside the back of the market is the bone heap. To identify a chicken shinbone among the heap, make a DC10 Heal or Knowledge (nature) check, or a DC8 Profession (cook) check.*
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### 8) Goblin Squash Stables
***Take a handful of hay***
A painted sign over the door of these stables depicts a goblin being trampled underfoot by a horse. Enhancing the motif is a grisly display on the entrance to the barn, which bears three rafters covered with dozens of goblin ears that have been nailed on. Many of the ears have a name branded on, presumably that of the dead goblin itself. The scent of hay and dung fills the air.
*The horses are getting antsy at having so many visitors, and the hay is behind them. Make a DC12 Handle Animal check to calm them down so you can grab some hay, or else make a DC13 Stealth check to sneak through without them noticing.*
### 9) Valdemar Shipyard
***Get a bit of rope***
This long building has no wall along its southern facade, allowing easy movement between the workshop and the four large dry docks that lead out into the harbor. One dry dock holds an almost-completed galley bearing a dozen oars on each side, and another holds the skeleton of a larger carvel in the early stages of construction. There are enough tools lying around to support a small army of shipwrights. You can smell the sulphurous scent of the boggy water.
*Some of the bollards on the docks have knotted rope ends tied on, that seem to have been hacked off by hasty departing sailors. To untie a rope, make a DC13 CMB check, or a DC11 Escape Artist check.*
### 10) Two Knights Brewery
***Find some bitter hops***
This stone building greets you with a life-size painted wooden cutout of two knights in full armor, toasting each other with brimming-over mugs and holding swords in their off hands. At the feet of one of the cutouts is a fresh wreath of flowers. The strong scent of beer wafts from the building.
*The storehouse is open, and several barrels hold different brewing ingredients. To distinguish the bitter hops from the other ingredients, make a DC9 Profession (brewer), Knowledge (nature), or Craft (alchemy) check, or a DC13 Perception check to find the bitter hops by its odor.*
### 11) Scarnetti Mill
***Grab a pinch of grains***
You see a large water wheel turning behind this old wooden building, and you can hear the low scraping sound of the grindstone before you even enter into the building. The interior bears the subtle aroma of fresh flour.
*The gristmill is running. To grab the grains, make a DC13 Climb check to get up to the hopper, or, to safely grab grains from the mill, first shut the sluice by making a DC10 Disable Device or Knowledge (engineering) check.*
### 12) Sandpoint Lumber Mill
***Get a piece of driftwood***
The wood of this long building seems old and weathered, in stark contrast to the freshly cut red-blonde surfaces of the lumber lying in huge piles all around. The scent of fresh pine mixes with the brackish odor of the river.
*There are plenty of branches floating in the water, along with an abundance of larger logs. Make a DC10 Swim check to get in the water and grab a branch, or use a lasso to grab one by making a ranged attack against AC12.*
### 13) Carpenter’s Guild
***Pick up a nail***
It looks like every square foot of this large building is being well-used for all manner of construction projects, some of which have spilled outside. A red-bearded dwarf watches hawkishly but with a smile, seeming to enjoy the ruckus of the day.
*Various odd bits of discarded lumber are strewn about, and while lots of nails are visible, all are embedded in various bits of wood. Make a DC9 Profession (carpenter) or Knowledge (engineering) check to locate one that looks loose, or make a DC12 Strength check to pry one free.*
### 14) Sandpoint Theater
***Receive a playbill***
This huge wooden building well outsizes the town hall, and once you enter you can see an auditorium that could sit 250 in its stuffed red folding seats. On the stage is a mustachioed man wearing a feather cap, and holding a stack of playbills for the upcoming show, The Harpy’s Curse.
*Cyrdak Drokkus demands a performance before he gives you a playbill. Make a DC10 Perform check, or make a DC14 Knowledge (local or nobility) check to make a witty observation to make him smile.*
### 15) Sandpoint Cathedral
***Rush back to the new cathedral with all the listed items!***
In case anyone else has any improvements or additions, I've created a thread here.
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Hey guys,
I've been mostly using the maps from Hero339 and loading them onto roll20, but can't find some stuff.
The map for Thistletop Level 2 is 177kb and the quality is not the best. The grids are also different sizes and don't match. Any better ones around?
The outside of Thistletop map is pretty large, I compressed it and it's still over 20mb, max in roll 20 is 10mb so I can't upload it.
Worst case scenario I can cut it in half.
If no solution I would just use the ones in the PDF, but is there a place to get them without the annotations?
Thanks!
Unikatze - for Hero339's outdoor Thistletop map, try this:
1) Reduce it in size to 70% of the original. It was designed at 100px to the five-foot square, so reducing it that much will take it down to 70px per square. I believe that's the default size for the grid in Roll20, so that'll help with setting the grid up anyway.
2) JPG allows variable compression. It looks like the original image was saved at 95% quality. Use an image editor that allows you to control the compression ratio and knock it down to 75%. I use Paint.net for that; when you do a Save As and pick JPG, it'll pop up a screen where you can set the compression ratio.
I just tried the above to make sure it would work, and got the image down to a titch over 7 MB.
Decreasing the compression ratio on an image is great for shrinking the file size of a map. You generally won't notice a major difference in the quality of the finished image unless you take it down crazy low. I tried it at 25% (yielding a 2.9 MB file) and it was usable, though noticeably blotchy when you zoom in.
Sounds great. I'll try this out!
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Image version / Google Docs version
Goal: Make it easier and faster to perform live Harrow card readings.
Usage: Print out the 3 sheets, and place them somewhere convenient (like behind your GM screen.) Each sheet has two suits. In each suit, the placement of the card indicates the card's alignment. So, by seeing the suit and alignment of the card, you know exactly where you can find it on the cheat sheet (e.g., you draw The Winged Serpent and see it is the LG card of Stars. So you look at the Stars page, and look at the top-left cell because the card is LG.) Regular text are typical interpretations, and italicized text are possible interpretations of misaligned cards.
I'm not sure whether they were made by Gr4ys (if someone knows whose these are, let me know, I'd like to give due credit to the artist) but I have some maps:
General Stone Basement
Monster in the Closet
For the Rusty Dragon you can try the map made by hero339:
Thanks for the refresh of the maps. By the way, does anyone have maps of The Pit? This is where the Sandpoint Devil is supposed to reside.
Is it safe to assume that by September/October 2019 we will have a community created 2E version of ROTR? :P
Is it safe to assume that by September/October 2019 we will have a community created 2E version of ROTR? :P
Keep dreamin'! The rulebook isn't even being released until August. Trying to convert an entire AP in 1-2 months is just crazy!
A whole month with no postings!
By the way. I saw that Hero339s maps for the underground in Thistletop isn't there anymore. I have them saved. Should I upload them somewhere?
I had trouble uploading it. But I actually think it's still on his devianart Page (I can't access Devianart t work. but these should work)
Level 1: https://goo.gl/images/gp3Sqf
Level 2: https://goo.gl/images/M924NV
His Foxglove Manor one don't seem to be on the Map list either.
Didn't think about that... so many of my players speak Thassilonian and I'm about to get to that part :O
Anyone have a list of residents of both Sandpoint and Magnimar?
I found this one, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sXAl-U68j0kda3L0Nn59TusCea9y2_FJv2w 1GEssZ8w/edit#gid=0
which is great. But I'm pretty sure I had seen another before that also included their levels and stats (for those that have them)
Anyone have a list of residents of both Sandpoint and Magnimar?
I found this one, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sXAl-U68j0kda3L0Nn59TusCea9y2_FJv2w 1GEssZ8w/edit#gid=0
which is great. But I'm pretty sure I had seen another before that also included their levels and stats (for those that have them)
Found it!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sAnCm8wIgZ1d6Xl75mXxLfa_416s0BVGsoC Dz9vN4e0/edit#gid=0
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The Paizo forums break up long text strings with spaces - those links will work if you manually delete the spaces out of them.
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There was actually a fantastic document that described every resident and their relationships and history in detail. I think it was in this thread somewhere but I can't find it right now. It was exceptional work from someone.
Maybe you mean this document?
Hey, that Sandpoint Guide that you linked to is pretty useful. Thanks!
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There was actually a fantastic document that described every resident and their relationships and history in detail.Maybe you mean this document?
That's the one.
Love the work that's been done here. Thanks to everyone! Yoink, yoink
I couldn't get the Desecrated Vault by DakCentari to work so I found another one. Hopefully someone else gets some use from it as well.
So, ShadowChemosh's stuff is listed as unavailable. I contacted him (he's pretty active on Hero Lab Forums).
He told me to replace the link www.shadowgameworld.net/ with www.shadowsoftware.net/shadowgameworld/
So for example: http://www.shadowsoftware.net/shadowgameworld/pathfinder/rotrl/chapter2/The SkinsawMurders_Corrigendum_FAQ.pdf
Is it safe to assume that by September/October 2019 we will have a community created 2E version of ROTR? :PKeep dreamin'! The rulebook isn't even being released until August. Trying to convert an entire AP in 1-2 months is just crazy!
2019. We're still 2018. Plenty of time to do conversion based on playtest, and then refine afterwards lol.
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Here are some maps I did for my group (I'm still doing more)
Courtyard Pit Jorgenfist
Courtyard Embers Jorgenfist
Pit and bear caverns Jorgenfist
Lucrecia in her Snake form
This is a very useful thread. I will be starting this campaign with my group coming Sunday. We have just finished Reign of Winter and I let them choose the next campaign - it is this one. I am looking forward to running it.