The Drunken Dragon |
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184.) When you try and pi down the alignment of your friends, neighbors, teachers...
185.) when you realize that you spend more time making stuff for Pathfinder (characters, dungeons, etc.) for fun and have just wasted six hours...
186.) When you crack open a Pathfinder book when you have nothing better to do and consider it relaxing...
Loja Windcutter |
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187. You fall asleep discussing the new party you are building with your wife and then wake her up in the middle of the night talking about it in your sleep. She took notes. Says it will make an excellent campaign, though definitely one for the adults only since the male Teifling priest of Calistria and the male elemantal witch seem to be much closer than the kids would find comfortable...
What's going in that head, neh?
gigglestick |
48. You've mapped your house/apartment/local area (to scale) and ran a game set there.
+1
We used to do that every year for Halloween. First, at the FLGS, then at the GM's house, then my house, an so on, year after year.
Always some sort of horror story...
(Dawn of the Dead in Depew or whatever).
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Fromper |
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I always wanted a pet displacer beast.
Or a dragon.
Ok, now I know what my next character will be. A ranger named Hagrid with some sort of companion animal that makes people look at him funny and back away slowly. Does Pathfinder have half-giants?
Which brings me back on topic, I guess:
202. Every conversation gives you an idea for another new character.
xorial |
I always wanted a pet displacer beast.
Or a dragon.
Ok, now I know what my next character will be. A ranger named Hagrid with some sort of companion animal that makes people look at him funny and back away slowly. Does Pathfinder have half-giants?
Which brings me back on topic, I guess:
202. Every conversation gives you an idea for another new character.
In Psionics Unleashed, they do.
davidvs |
203. Someone has started a forum thread just to gather a posse to prove you wrong on something.
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208. You wonder what the computer's modifiers are when you use Spell Check.
209. You refer to the number of spelling errors in a given document as its Spell Check penalty.
210. Someone asks you to Spell Check your work and your first instinct is to check your latest character sheet to make sure it lists the proper number of spell slots.
Icyshadow |
12. You sell your entire 3.5 WotC bookshelf (OK, except the monster books) because you realize you don't need it any more.
That's not really you playing too much Pathfinder. That's you wanting to start an edition war ;3
212. When you spent countless days (if not even weeks) working out your various homebrew races and their stories into Golarion canon.
Darigaaz the Igniter |
gmonthefly wrote:Tyranids would be *excellent* for PF... especially for a "world other than Golarion" space/time adventure.not sure if this is taboo but...
214. you buy a minature for another game (warhammer 40k, tyranid) and stat it for a pathfinder game plus use it for your other game.
I must now stat out my swarm...
Drejk |
211. when you spent 3hrs ting to figure out the math in pathfinder
oh and let me save you some time and sanity
x=lvl
fighter BAB=x*1
cleric BAB =x*75-.5
wizard BAB =x*.5-.5
good save =x*.5+1.5
bad save =x*.33-.33
then round up
211a. You play too much Pathfinder when you spend 3 hours figuring math in Pathfinder and come with overly complex calculations instead of simple ones:
medium BAB: x * 3/4
low BAB: x * 1/2
good save: x/2 +2
bad save: x/3
Drop all fractions.
JohnF |
I have quite a few d2's, in several denominations - pennies, nickles, dimes, quarters. I may even have dollar coins around here somewhere.
But seriously, I do have a d30? Does that count?
Not really - they're readily available in all the game stores nowadays.
Back when I got my first one I picked it up as a curiosity - it was the first time I'd seen anybody marketing a rhombic triacontahedron. I never managed to find the d12 with rhombic faces, though I'm sure somebody must have made one.
I picked up a d100 at the same time. Nowadays they're pretty common, too.
Kyras Ausks |
Kyras Ausks wrote:211. when you spent 3hrs ting to figure out the math in pathfinder
oh and let me save you some time and sanity
x=lvl
fighter BAB=x*1
cleric BAB =x*75-.5
wizard BAB =x*.5-.5
good save =x*.5+1.5
bad save =x*.33-.33
then round up211a. You play too much Pathfinder when you spend 3 hours figuring math in Pathfinder and come with overly complex calculations instead of simple ones:
medium BAB: x * 3/4
low BAB: x * 1/2
good save: x/2 +2
bad save: x/3Drop all fractions.
if you do it that way all the math is off and you wont get spreadsheet to work. check your math
Signore di Fortuna |
223. Whenever you start a new campaign, the first person the party decides to kill is your NPC mayor because "they are always evil".
224. You would run a Waterworld-ish campaign just because you'd get to use dire sharks and sea serpents for encounters.
225. Your players get worried when you mention that they'll need to take an airship.
Drejk |
if you do it that way all the math is off and you wont get spreadsheet to work. check your math
I just made a spreadsheet and it worked fine. Maybe you used wrong function in spreadsheet to round down to integer values?
Medium BAB: INT (level*3/4)
Low BAB: INT (level/2)
Good Save: INT ((level/2)+2)
Bad Save: INT (level/3)
Mistwalker |
228. When your bosses consider you a hard worker, willing to work overtime, but never, ever, would think to ask that on your weekly game night.
229. When your community association makes sure that their planned meeting do no conflict with your game night.
230. When cross-country work related travel is scheduled to have you home on game night.