[Pathfinder] Flames of Littleton (ooc thread)

[Onyx]

Might I also suggest posting a screen shot of the current battle position at the end of each round? This way people can have a strong visual sense of the combat before planning for the following round.

And I'm not sure if you're interested in using them, but I took the liberty of making some generic tokens to represent each character using the character pictures provided by each player. These are clear to see without the confusing need to have name tags activated. These tokens have been made with Token Tool and are therefore compatable with Maptools

Calvin McHenry
Devos
Lydia Taylor
Onslau Steeltoe
Talmon Daellus
Vithralas Fel

 

[Onyx]

Example found here.

Sorry I didn't adjust the size, got in a hurry.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I was about to ask if sizes can be adjusted as per use if enlarge. looks like it can be done by the above post.

 

[Rhun]

Wow, nice work Onyx! Those tokens look great.

 

[Walking Dad]

Thanks for the report!

Small request: Could you include the current HP of the party? It would really help me to judge who needs healing.

 

[VanorDM]

Onslau is down 8 HP's with 4 of 12 total left.
Calvin is down 2 HP's with 6 of 8 total left.

Thanks for the tokens Onyx, I'll start using those for the next map. It's a lot of work to change tokens in the middle without a whole lot of advantage. But next time I do a map up which will be not long after this fight... I'll use your tokens instead.

 

[Rhun]

Now if my archer could only hit something, that might help.

 

[Mark Chance]

Now if my archer could only hit something, that might help.

I've found over many years of RPGing that when my character's attacks aren't working well, it always seems to help to roll better.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I've found over many years of RPGing that when my character's attacks aren't working well, it always seems to help to roll better.

[mechanis voice] Logic malfuntion! Logic malfuntion! Logic malfuntion! [/mechanis voice]

*brain explodes*

 

[Rhun]

I've found over many years of RPGing that when my character's attacks aren't working well, it always seems to help to roll better.

Just because your PC in my game is rolling incredibly well doesn't mean we can all roll incredibly well!