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Fun bit of cheapskate-ness: At some point you'll need to buy a cold weather outfit, which is 8gp. You could instead choose that as your starting outfit, and buy a cheaper outfit for normal use.
Hooray for irrelevant cheese! ;D
Or, you know, wear the cold weather outfit, but don't wear the extra warm bits.
"This outfit includes a wool coat, linen shirt, wool cap, heavy cloak, thick pants or skirt, and boots."
Take off the wool coat, wool cap and heavy cloak, and you're more or less good for normal weather.
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Jonathan Cary wrote:We prefer for our Pathfinders to be clothed."Prefer"? Well, our Pathfinders "prefer" not to be roused from bed at 2am for an "emergency" mission that Dreng has known about for months.
;D
I know, how about waking you up at 2 am for a mission to rescue Dreng?
Don't forget your courtier's outfit and appropriate jewelry, maybe, someday, you'll need it again.
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Jiggy wrote:I know, how about waking you up at 2 am for a mission to rescue Dreng?Jonathan Cary wrote:We prefer for our Pathfinders to be clothed."Prefer"? Well, our Pathfinders "prefer" not to be roused from bed at 2am for an "emergency" mission that Dreng has known about for months.
;D
How long has he been gone? A few days? Give it a coupla weeks, then it'll be important enough to send us out.
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kinevon wrote:How long has he been gone? A few days? Give it a coupla weeks, then it'll be important enough to send us out.Jiggy wrote:I know, how about waking you up at 2 am for a mission to rescue Dreng?Jonathan Cary wrote:We prefer for our Pathfinders to be clothed."Prefer"? Well, our Pathfinders "prefer" not to be roused from bed at 2am for an "emergency" mission that Dreng has known about for months.
;D
Actually, Dreng was last seen going into the Blackros Museum 3 weeks ago, Tuesday, and neither he, Adrim Hestril, nor Nial/Ian (whatever the currator's name is) have been seen since.
This time, you get to explore the attic. Which is really an extradimensional space reminiscent of a tesseract. Or a Klein bottle...
The title of the scenario, of course, is The Blackros Museum Quandary - Loot or Burn
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kinevon wrote:This time, you get to explore the attic.Already done that, interestingly enough.
Quote:The title of the scenario, of course, is The Blackros Museum Quandary - Loot or BurnDefinitely burn. The things you would loot are usually the source of the trouble.
I'm not sure burning will fix the problem.... just saying. It would be worth a try though.
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The Society's Master of Scrolls, Kreighton Shaine, looks somewhat dazed across the cluttered desk. He momentarily notices you, says "It seems the Dreng boy hasn't returned from a trip the Blakros museum. It's been..." his attention drifts off for several seconds. "Well, I haven't heard him yelling at any new recruits through the wall for several days now. The Ten sent a message that I should have somebody go look for him, and you're it."
Shaine's attention turns to an open book on the desk, and you are shown out of the room by an aide...
GM: Okay, anyone have Knowledge (Local)?
=p
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kinevon wrote:How long has he been gone? A few days? Give it a coupla weeks, then it'll be important enough to send us out.Jiggy wrote:I know, how about waking you up at 2 am for a mission to rescue Dreng?Jonathan Cary wrote:We prefer for our Pathfinders to be clothed."Prefer"? Well, our Pathfinders "prefer" not to be roused from bed at 2am for an "emergency" mission that Dreng has known about for months.
;D
And after waiting a couple of weeks, they'll still wake us up at 2 am!
The black raven
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Mergy wrote:I was considering making a bloatmage if one of my characters died. Would he get a bonus to intimidate if he wore only a cloak?Forget the intimidate, I'd say that'd cause a fort save to avoid being nauseated. Possibly even a will save to avoid blindness.
I hope this idea makes it into a PFS-legal feat for adding extreme brokenness to bad taste fun :-P
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Jiggy wrote:I'm not sure burning will fix the problem.... just saying. It would be worth a try though.kinevon wrote:This time, you get to explore the attic.Already done that, interestingly enough.
Quote:The title of the scenario, of course, is The Blackros Museum Quandary - Loot or BurnDefinitely burn. The things you would loot are usually the source of the trouble.
Considering that the walls of Blackros are made of stone, the entire place is filled with magical artifacts and oddities, and is linked in at least three ways from Sunday to other planes, I'm betting burning the place down would be a bad idea... you'd probably destroy Absalom in the process, and the museum would still be standing. Intact. Or what passes for intact given its current state.
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Will there be a spot on GM feedback cards for "Did the GM remember to wear clothes?"
For some reason, I'm reminded of a Living Greyhawk game day in the Toronto area, held in a cavernous room where the temperature must have been in the upper 50s Farenheit (about 13 degrees for those crazy Canucks).
Clothing definitely wasn't optional.
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Michael Meunier wrote:Why Mike, are you in charge of verifying the claims? ;)Jiggy wrote:Will there be a spot on GM feedback cards for "Did the GM remember to wear clothes?"Only if the answer is no there's a follow up question "Do you have photographic evidence of the GM's lack of clothing?" :P
I sure hope not....
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The Pathfinder rules need more details on light-weight outfits for PCs...
* Got a STR 7 wizard who wants to somehow look heroic? He can wear a Woolen Kilt in a plaid that makes your eyes water. (2 pounds, -2 to Stealth rolls, boots come separately)
* Playing a Chelaxian with political aspirations? Was your character portrait painted by Brom? She can wear a Black Leather Catsuit. (4 pounds, gives a +1 reaction modifier from Chelaxian politicians and bondage fetishists, 6 in. heels come separately)
* Running a powerfully muscled barbarian (of either gender)? Don't pass up on the famous Furry Loincloth, or the equally well-known Bunny Fur Bikini. More contemporary barbarians may prefer the Posing Pouch, available in a variety of gaudy colors. (1 pound each, wearer suffers -2 to saving throws vs. environmental effects such as cold or sunburn, Austrian accent comes separately)
*Want something a bit more protective? Don't forget the well-known Chainmail Bikini. [4 pounds, +1 Armor bonus, -2 to saving throws vs. chafing)