Just in case you missed it:
Well I finished the layout on the Adventure Planner for The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game under the Pathfinder® Roleplaying Game Compatibility License and if I do say so myself I think it looks FANTASTIC!!! I think The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM and fans will find this to be incredible useful for their games. This is just one of the several products we will have available for purchase to use with The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game when it releases on August 13th (make sure you get the PDF version for only $9.99. What a steal!!!) SO stay tuned, we will be announcing more releases soon! Talk to you later...
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Just in case you missed it:
Well I finished the layout on the Adventure Planner for The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game under the Pathfinder® Roleplaying Game Compatibility License and if I do say so myself I think it looks FANTASTIC!!! I think The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM and fans will find this to be incredible useful for their games. This is just one of the several products we will have available for purchase to use with The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game when it releases on August 13th (make sure you get the PDF version for only $9.99. What a steal!!!) SO stay tuned, we will be announcing more releases soon! Talk to you later...
any more info on it?
any more info on it?
Well the Adventure Planner conist of 48 different forms in the product including:
Campaign Overview: Including Published PDFs or Sourcebooks Used & Changes to published setting
Important Events in the Campaign History
Location in the Campaign
Character Race: Standard and Various others
Combat Round Check & Player Condition
Recent Campaign Events
Campaign Rogues Gallery & Supporting Cast List
Adventure Outline & Planned Scenes
Random Events & Custom Random Encounter Table
Plus over 40 other custom forms for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and OGL adventure and campaigns.
Umm..
I may be being dense, but I'm still not sure what the "Adventure Planner" is exactly, what it is used for. Is it all that information for a single gaming day, module-length adventure, campaign, pre-campaign info... ?
Also.. who is "We"?
Thanks Louis!
Umm..
I may be being dense, but I'm still not sure what the "Adventure Planner" is exactly, what it is used for. Is it all that information for a single gaming day, module-length adventure, campaign, pre-campaign info... ?
You can use it for single gaming day OR module-length adventures OR campaigns OR pre-campaign. This product covers all of your need
Also.. who is "We"?
Me, Myself and I. :-)
I still have no idea what an "Adventure Planner" is. Is it a book?
No. It is a PDF.
An electronic resource?
Sort of. It is a PDF.
a guy who comes round your house?
No.
Is it an aid to running campaigns,
Yes
or writing them,
No.
or playing in them?
Yes.
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Unless it's drastically different from previous products called "campaign/adventure planner" I've seen before, it should be something along the lines of this.
The PDF version has the advantage of "print on demand", as you can print as many pages of the same type (encounter tables, adventure outline, deity overview, etc.) as you actually need.
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any more info on it?Well the Adventure Planner conist of 48 different forms in the product including:
Campaign Overview: Including Published PDFs or Sourcebooks Used & Changes to published setting
Important Events in the Campaign History
Location in the Campaign
Character Race: Standard and Various others
Combat Round Check & Player Condition
Recent Campaign Events
Campaign Rogues Gallery & Supporting Cast List
Adventure Outline & Planned Scenes
Random Events & Custom Random Encounter Table
Plus over 40 other custom forms for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and OGL adventure and campaigns.
These particular tables don't seem unique to the PFRPG. In fact, I don't see how these couldn't apply to any game system from GURPS to Star Wars Saga. Are there crunchy elements as well that make it compatible with Pathfinder or is it simply a way of organizing the flavor that is either prepped or comes up during play?
Unless it's drastically different from previous products called "campaign/adventure planner" I've seen before, it should be something along the lines of this.
Yes this would be the closest thing to compare it to. It is primary for GMs but there are sheets that could be used for Players exclusively.
The PDF version has the advantage of "print on demand", as you can print as many pages of the same type (encounter tables, adventure outline, deity overview, etc.) as you actually need.
Yes, you are correct.
Link?
It will not be available until August 13th, so for right now we do not have a link. But, when it is available we inform everyone. Thanks!
Link?It will not be available until August 13th, so for right now we do not have a link. But, when it is available we inform everyone. Thanks!
Any company name we should remember?
Any company name we should remember?Link?It will not be available until August 13th, so for right now we do not have a link. But, when it is available we inform everyone. Thanks!
Louis Porter Jr. Design OR LPJ Design. You can find our PDF products (over 400+ OGL & D20 products) at RPGNow.com or at the Paizo store. Enjoy!
Or maybe it's more like THIS .
I have all of these and they're still pretty useful for any fantasy campaign. I use them to help keep track of XP, NPC's City / Town names that I make up on the fly (that I go back and flesh out later of course), what Sourcebooks are being used, house rule changes to classes, races, feats and what not.
basically if you front load the time into a campaign planner you can had a portion of it to a prospective new player and he'll kind of know what to expect mechanically from your game.
I love the Campaign Planner. I have the one created for M&M and it's just as useful especially for planning out campaigns (even if you never get to run them...)
We may do a print version of the Adventure Planner, but that is directly dependant on how well the sales of the PDF version does.
Are the forms electronically fillable/saveable?
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You can find Louis' products here.
Or maybe it's more like THIS .
We carry the Ronin Arts Campaign Planner as well.
These particular tables don't seem unique to the PFRPG. In fact, I don't see how these couldn't apply to any game system from GURPS to Star Wars Saga. Are there crunchy elements as well that make it compatible with Pathfinder or is it simply a way of organizing the flavor that is either prepped or comes up during play?
While some sheets are generic OGL in nature, some other sheets are very specific to the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game with include stats for CMB & CMD, for example.
Good news Paizo fans!!! We went back to the Adventure Planner and increased the page count from only 48 pages to well over 80 pages!!! Best of all, we are keeping the price of this product to only $4.99. Double the size at the same cost!! You can't beat that!!!
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Aaaaaaand... it's mine.
Always loved this kind of planners, I tend to scribble and note a lot of random stuff at random moments, so this "organizers" are very useful to my DMing habits.
From a quick scan, it is quite complete, covering a large number of elements and details. I miss a generic "Notes" page, but it's a very minor quibble.
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