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Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaybe. so what if I like poison it's not that weird I mean come on guys am I right

Hiya, guys, sorry about the delay! Life has a tendency of happening too quickly. Anyway, let's get to the 9th most pathetic death! 9.) Fun with Fungi In most of our campaigns in which a PC dies, they usually die in a sad way. There's mourning, a funeral procession, and more often than not...

No problem. Glad I could help :)

Hello, everyone. I'm hoping to get at least one of these posts out per week. We play Pathfinder for those who are wondering! In each in every one of our campaigns, someone dies. Usually in horribly pathetic ways. Let's get started! 10.) Puddledeath I've noticed something kind of funny...

This...is actually awesome. As much as I love Golarion, it's always been lacking in the creepy stuff. I mean, except for Ustalav. All of that lovely stuff. So... I take it back. No lacking. Very creepy.

Thanks for your help, guys. I'm pretty new to this forum, and it's cool to see people take such an interest. That part is true. We all know that it's going to come to a head at some point, and he's going to get killed or booted out. Yeah, that makes sense. I'll have my character bring it...

While most of the time this would hold some merit, the people in this group are long time players I trust and enjoy playing with. He's not acting that way purely for his personal gain, but because he actually is playing his character. My character is mentally unstable. It adds a ton of role...

In my recent campaign, Carrion Crown, I'm beginning to see a pattern with Chaotic Neutral. Let me back up a bit. As I said, I've been playing the AP Carrion Crown with 6 other guys. I'm a NG Inquisitor, and we have the following: Human LG Paladin of Iomedae (Knight of Ozem Initiate) Human...

Interesting. I would have figured Carrion Crown to be higher on the list. I'm running it with some pals right now and it's of extremely high quality.

As I stated above, this would probably be more of the Inquisitor's style. The Paladin is in it for the greatest current good. The Inquisitor is in it for the overall greatest good. Example: The Paladin is wandering around the forest, and finds a Blight Druid preparing an unwilling human...

I think that's more suited to the Inquisitor than the Paladin. Paladins traditionally can't or have a very hard time working willingly with with evil characters, no matter what the justification, because they technically are making evil stronger whilst working with them. Inquisitors are more...

It has to be activated before the dice are rolled. "You can cast this spell when the target is about to make a melee attack against another creature" It's right in the wording of the rule. Your Paladin likes his rules homebrewy, huh? ;)

I definitely agree. The rogue is very useful and sometimes integral, but what it is not is an HP or AC tank, and most definitely not a suitable healer.

4 out of 5 rating for Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path This is a good AP in terms of RP, and storyline; But mechanically it's just too challenging. Getting destroyed by Blood Veil for the vast majority of the beginning of the game is difficult enough, but the end of Book 2 dungeon is...

If you want to ignore the 'tank' part, Inquisitors are quite awesome. They're very fun to RP, and their combat abilities are quite excellent. Bodhi's Guide to the Inquisitor is quite useful to customize that a bit. They get spells, so they can heal themselves and others, and if you choose the...