Whirtlestaff's Wizards' Acad. Revisited, OOC02

[KerlanRayne]

For the ENTIRE battle for the Hobgoblin keep so far, from the slipping over the wall, to the interrogation of the kobold slaves, to battling all of the hobgoblins, the Wizards are hereby awarded: 2,040 xp each, which when added to the previous total of 9,054 xp means that everyone* has a new total of: 11,094 xp

Oh, yeah, for the attempt on the gelatinous cube, everyone gets 175 x.p.

For what you did against the cube already, everybody can take another 225 x.p.

For Splendid Creativity and Original Solutions everyone is hereby awarded bonus xp in the amount of 450 xp.

11,094 + 175 + 225 + 450 = 11,944 xp

 

[renau1g]

sure! 11944! that is what i got! uh huh!

Indeed

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

I stand corrected! But even though I'm standing, I'm still shorter than a Dwarf sitting down!

I'll take the 11,944 of course! (That puts us a week or two closer to 6th).

 

[Leif]

Dang, Kerlan, I can't get away with ANYTHING with you around, can I?

I've really got to stop being so danged nice to you guys. Hmmm, maybe tomorrow.

 

[Scott DeWar]

oh, butere is nothing wrong with being nice to us, i wont object to you being nice to us at all!

 

[Leif]

oh, butere is nothing wrong with being nice to us, i wont object to you being nice to us at all!

Thanks. I was SOOO worried about that, too.

Since you need 15,000 xp to make 6th level, it'll probably still be awhile, and at the glacial speed of play-by-post games, that may take a LONNG while to pass. So, I guess what I'm saying is that it's good that I've given you as much as I have so that we can keep the rate of progression to a resonably comfortable pace, real-time. (So as, hopefully, to reduce player dissatisfaction and boredom, as well as DM-stifling.)

 

[Leif]

Pathfinder pdfs on 35%-off sale!

For everyone who likes the Pathfinder Adventure Paths, their world, and even Pathfinder rpg, Paizo has recently made this announcement:

We at Paizo Publishing understand how important PDFs have become to most roleplaying gamers. We know that PDFs allow you to easily carry around a large library of books on your laptop, PDA, or cell phone. We know that PDFs are great for searching for that piece of obscure information. We know that PDFs are a great way to keep out-of-print products available. And we know that PDFs provide a great way to check out new products.

At paizo.com, most of the roleplaying books we publish are available in both print and PDF editions. We take pride in the high quality of our PDFs and think that they are some of the best in the industry. And we would love to show you how cool they are by allowing you to buy our Pathfinder PDFs for 35% off the regular retail price through the end of April. This offer includes Pathfinder Adventure Path PDFs, Pathfinder Modules PDFs, Pathfinder Chronicles PDFs, Pathfinder Companion PDFs, and Pathfinder Society Scenario PDFs.

Just add the Pathfinder PDFs you would like to buy into your cart, and when you are checking out, type the promotional code "PDFLove" in the appropriate box. The 35% discount will be applied to your Pathfinder PDFs at that point. You can use this code as many times as you like until the end of April, and feel free to share this code with your friends.

 

[renau1g]

For everyone who likes the Pathfinder Adventure Paths, their world, and even Pathfinder rpg, Paizo has recently made this announcement:

Take that WOTC... I can't believe their move to cancel all .pdf's... I might need to switch back to 3.5 & Paizo... I have all my books in pdf, I only own the core 3 in hardcover. Not sure their rationale for this, it won't combat pirating as people can just scan and pdf the physical copy. I guess it'll get rid of the indexed copies available. Sigh...

 

[Leif]

I might need to switch back to 3.5 & Paizo...

Or you could do what I do and play BOTH! (3.5/Pathfinder AND 4.0, that is.) Like I've said before, why limit your opportunities to play just because of a stupid thing like rules?

 

[Scott DeWar]

Argh! they be not rules maties, more of a guidline actually...