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Naked psychopathic behaviour... Yikes!

Liberty's Edge

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Just wrapped up third Pathfinder game in five days. This is... new. And exhausting.

Also, this marks a milestone: of the three times I've attempted to play through Age of Worms (twice as a player, and now as GM), this is the farthest I've gotten. Right now, we've just wrapped up 'The Hall of Harsh Reflections.'


So I just bought that mega book from Frog God games. The Slumbering Tsar Saga. Can't really afford it but I really wanted it.


Seriously with Tome of Horrors Complete, The Slumbering Tsar Saga, and quite possibly the new Rappan Athuk compilation I will be running out of shelf space......

Shadow Lodge

Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber
Kajehase wrote:

I've been thinking of starting a PbP for a while, set in a setting of my own creation. How much world-info do you lot think it'd be necessary but not overkill to include in any campaign info?

I've got ridiculous amounts in my head, but I don't think the familial ties between the ruling dynasty and the king two countries over is that critical to character creation.

For character creation, just the basics like geography, any racial traits that are different in your world, a brief history of different countries, and the life a typical adventurer would find themselves in before striking out on their own. The rest can be revealed as the game goes on.

Scarab Sages

Good mornin FAWTLY Folk. Happy Friday? At home with a sick Charlie, so I'm not sure how happy it's gonna be. He's got some kind of rash all over, doc says it's likely from a virus and just has to run its course.


The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

Just wrapped up third Pathfinder game in five days. This is... new. And exhausting.

Also, this marks a milestone: of the three times I've attempted to play through Age of Worms (twice as a player, and now as GM), this is the farthest I've gotten. Right now, we've just wrapped up 'The Hall of Harsh Reflections.'

Kickass.


For the last time Freehold DM I refuse to believe Joss Whedon is a gnome. Unless you can provide solid evidence I won`t be joining your crusade!!


The Minis Maniac wrote:
For the last time Freehold DM I refuse to believe Joss Whedon is a gnome. Unless you can provide solid evidence I won`t be joining your crusade!!

Lies! Lies and slander! He is much too tall to be a gnome. A dwarf maybe, but NOT a gnome.


AAUUHH! Annie Sprinkle is in Brooklyn RIGHT NOW and she'll be doing some type of weird earth sex thing tonight and I can't go....She's my wife's favorite porn star...I always liked her myself.


Sharoth wrote:
The Minis Maniac wrote:
For the last time Freehold DM I refuse to believe Joss Whedon is a gnome. Unless you can provide solid evidence I won`t be joining your crusade!!
Lies! Lies and slander! He is much too tall to be a gnome. A dwarf maybe, but NOT a gnome.

And now you slander dwarves! My wife says I'm built like a dwarf for some reason, so I find this comparison even MORE offensive!!!!


Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Kajehase wrote:

I've been thinking of starting a PbP for a while, set in a setting of my own creation. How much world-info do you lot think it'd be necessary but not overkill to include in any campaign info?

I've got ridiculous amounts in my head, but I don't think the familial ties between the ruling dynasty and the king two countries over is that critical to character creation.

For character creation, just the basics like geography, any racial traits that are different in your world, a brief history of different countries, and the life a typical adventurer would find themselves in before striking out on their own. The rest can be revealed as the game goes on.

Thankies!


Freehold DM wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
The Minis Maniac wrote:
For the last time Freehold DM I refuse to believe Joss Whedon is a gnome. Unless you can provide solid evidence I won`t be joining your crusade!!
Lies! Lies and slander! He is much too tall to be a gnome. A dwarf maybe, but NOT a gnome.
And now you slander dwarves! My wife says I'm built like a dwarf for some reason, so I find this comparison even MORE offensive!!!!

you? a dwarf? ~shakes my head~ Nah! I always thought that you were a rather large gnome.


And gnomes are what happens when Joss Whedon breeds with a dwarf.


Kajehase wrote:

I've been thinking of starting a PbP for a while, set in a setting of my own creation. How much world-info do you lot think it'd be necessary but not overkill to include in any campaign info?

I've got ridiculous amounts in my head, but I don't think the familial ties between the ruling dynasty and the king two countries over is that critical to character creation.

What Tordek said, but you can add some of the history into each character's backstory so only they know it and can reveal it when the time is right. I've found it rather fun to give everybody their moment in the sun by feeding them unique information and letting them inform the party. It helps them get in character and adds spice to the game, not the least because it's rather like the game 'Telephone'! I don't worry about knowledge rolls in that case; this is the character's personal knowledge.

The risk is that they will totally space and forget they know this stuff when it's mentioned in game.


Sharoth wrote:
And gnomes are what happens when Joss Whedon breeds with a dwarf.

Whatever you do, don't follow up the steps, right past the fuming incense stencher to where he hung his castanets.

Spoiler:
Anybody know knows *that* reference without looking it up gets cool freaky points in my book.


Sharoth wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
The Minis Maniac wrote:
For the last time Freehold DM I refuse to believe Joss Whedon is a gnome. Unless you can provide solid evidence I won`t be joining your crusade!!
Lies! Lies and slander! He is much too tall to be a gnome. A dwarf maybe, but NOT a gnome.
And now you slander dwarves! My wife says I'm built like a dwarf for some reason, so I find this comparison even MORE offensive!!!!
you? a dwarf? ~shakes my head~ Nah! I always thought that you were a rather large gnome.

shakes fist actually, I like pathfinder gnomes. They look like like halflings from my own campaign setting, to an extent.


Morning FAWTL. Another busy workday ahead, so up with the glasses of caffeinated beverage of your choice.

Also insurance paperwork = bluh.

Silver Crusade

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Kajehase wrote:

I've been thinking of starting a PbP for a while, set in a setting of my own creation. How much world-info do you lot think it'd be necessary but not overkill to include in any campaign info?

I've got ridiculous amounts in my head, but I don't think the familial ties between the ruling dynasty and the king two countries over is that critical to character creation.

What Treppa and Tordek said. I say keep it simple at first. As a player, if I get too much info at the start of the campaign, it is hard to work with. Better to learn as one goes along.

Silver Crusade

Morning, all. What did I miss?


My ear feels fuzzy and kind of numb. This means the medicine is finally starting to work. Yay.

Now to start typing up campaign info...I probably need to scan in maps too even if they are basic stuff I scribbled onto notebook paper. Or I could just take photos of them. That would take significantly less time to upload.


Treppa wrote:
Kajehase wrote:

I've been thinking of starting a PbP for a while, set in a setting of my own creation. How much world-info do you lot think it'd be necessary but not overkill to include in any campaign info?

I've got ridiculous amounts in my head, but I don't think the familial ties between the ruling dynasty and the king two countries over is that critical to character creation.

What Tordek said, but you can add some of the history into each character's backstory so only they know it and can reveal it when the time is right. I've found it rather fun to give everybody their moment in the sun by feeding them unique information and letting them inform the party. It helps them get in character and adds spice to the game, not the least because it's rather like the game 'Telephone'! I don't worry about knowledge rolls in that case; this is the character's personal knowledge.

The risk is that they will totally space and forget they know this stuff when it's mentioned in game.

Oooh! Devious.


Inverted giants (from Lost Kingdoms): Eww, gross!


Marsh giants are ugly.


It's finally done.

I'm am now on Amazon.com with old gaming books, handcover novels, paperbacks, and soon DVDs to sell at cheap prices.

Come one, come all.


First Post from my schind New I Phone

Dann is everything small, my eyes hurt


Okay, back to life. Has anyone used

- Campaign Cartographer

- ProFantasy

- Obsidian Portal

- or Hero Labs?


BluePigeon wrote:

It's finally done.

I'm am now on Amazon.com with old gaming books, handcover novels, paperbacks, and soon DVDs to sell at cheap prices.

Come one, come all.

It's good to see you're committed to providing each customer with the highest standard of service.


tonight TempleOfElementalEvil wohoo, I guess a big fight is coming, DM let us level to 3rd

Ragnar Ragnarson is now Barb1Fighter2

Scarab Sages

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Celestial Healer wrote:
Morning, all. What did I miss?

Well, Tom and Rob's odyssey across south Texas on their way to visiting the word's largest boot-making factory took a turn for the bizzare when they came across rogue herd of longhorns determined to escape into Mexico. Meanwhile, Gary, Jason, and Justin were horrified to learn their old enemy, Dr. Jacobs, had returned with a plan to unleash millions of rabid skunks on the city. And, Patrick was surprised when Gregg showed up wearing......No, wait! That's my soap opera!

Scarab Sages

BluePigeon wrote:

Okay, back to life. Has anyone used

- Campaign Cartographer

- ProFantasy

I've used CC2 extensively. I currently own CC3, but do not use it as often as I like.

Not sure what you mean by ProFantasy. That's the company that makes Campaign Cartographer. Unless you're talking about something different.

BluePigeon wrote:
- Obsidian Portal

Nope.

BluePigeon wrote:
- or Hero Labs?

I've recently started using this. Awesome program.


Oh sweet Asmodeus, it is finally FRIDAY!


Not only Friday, but QUITING TIME on Friday.

With Dad coming over for dinner and brownie cake!!

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

One last major work assignment...fairly straightforward...shouldn't take much time to finish...uh, nope.

Who still uses Windows 2000 for their operating system?!?!!? Grarrrr!


Cornielius wrote:

Not only Friday, but QUITING TIME on Friday.

With Dad coming over for dinner and brownie cake!!

Well, that is the official start of Friday for me.

mmm. brownie cake


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taig wrote:

One last major work assignment...fairly straightforward...shouldn't take much time to finish...uh, nope.

Who still uses Windows 2000 for their operating system?!?!!? Grarrrr!

Yikes! Did that OS come with a stone mouse and an obsidian monitor?


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~sends DOS 5.1 OS smoke signals~


Speaking of smoke signals ..

T minus 33 minutes and counting


Freehold DM wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
The Minis Maniac wrote:
For the last time Freehold DM I refuse to believe Joss Whedon is a gnome. Unless you can provide solid evidence I won`t be joining your crusade!!
Lies! Lies and slander! He is much too tall to be a gnome. A dwarf maybe, but NOT a gnome.
And now you slander dwarves! My wife says I'm built like a dwarf for some reason, so I find this comparison even MORE offensive!!!!
you? a dwarf? ~shakes my head~ Nah! I always thought that you were a rather large gnome.
shakes fist actually, I like pathfinder gnomes. They look like like halflings from my own campaign setting, to an extent.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gnomes are awful!!!!!!!!!!

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Adventure, Rulebook Subscriber

I'm thinking of stealing the portrayal of gnomes in the Deed of Paksenarrion for my games. Very lawful, businesslike, very concerned about settling debts.


T Minus 9 minutes and counting ..


*inserts earplugs*

Silver Crusade

Is it time to go home? I want it to be.

Silver Crusade

I am always joking about how noisy my office is. (I'm the only one who cares, because I'm the one who is trying to talk on the phone.) But really, now they have gone too far. There is literally a screaming baby in my office. WTF.


NOW it's time to go home.

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

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Celestial Healer wrote:
I am always joking about how noisy my office is. (I'm the only one who cares, because I'm the one who is trying to talk on the phone.) But really, now they have gone too far. There is literally a screaming baby in my office. WTF.

It seems that you have too many middle-management types in your office...


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Note to pbp players: Never leave the two rogues by themselves. That is all.

Silver Crusade

Treppa wrote:
NOW it's time to go home.

You ain't kiddin'.


Air conditioning is good. I like air conditioning.

Took kidlet out for small celebration of the end of school, ran errands, bought a new swimsuit top to replace the one that broke (underwire snapped and tried to stab me) and now I feel the need to rest and hopefully restore the shattered remains of my ego. I hate swimsuit shopping.


*blink*

hee! A con game GMed by Pett!

Sanity roll 1d20 - 2 ⇒ (12) - 2 = 10

hee!

*blink*

*blink*

Naked sanity loss!!

*blink*

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