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I've decided to try to develop a Pathfinder-compatible product in semi-public over on my blog, and the first post is up. I'm taking input and feedback from readers, as well.
It's all a bit rough right now, but the early stages of most RPG products are a bit rough. :D
I've decided to try to develop a Pathfinder-compatible product in semi-public over on my blog, and the first post is up. I'm taking input and feedback from readers, as well.
It's all a bit rough right now, but the early stages of most RPG products are a bit rough. :D
I think this is awesome for everyone involved.
ohhhh. This is shiny!
Owen, I look forward to seeing the bardic product you create. I love playing bards, and I also have no musical talent to my name.
This sounds totally cool! As a side note, it was great seeing you mention the books you did.
I look forward to seeing how this plays out!
One of my favorite things about PF is the divorcing of bards and them necessarily using music, but it'd be cool to see how you handle it.
This idea sounds great. The first Pathfinder adventure I ran was a homebrew adventure that had the players exploring the shrine of St. Dio, a paladin/bard. I also suck at music, though I've been practicing guitar to gain at least one skill point in it. Music for me is like bacon or peanut butter, it makes everything better. Nothing starts an old school dungeon crawling adventure better then the keyboard intro to Rainbow's "Gates of Babylon," in my opinion.
And seriously, I think an awesome campaign could be made based on Ronnie James Dio songs, encompassing his work in Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and his solo career. My temporarily suspended homebrew campaign has the characters trying to find the meaning of "She has rainbow eyes."