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Right now I am heading into the end of Schism with my group and I have noticed that there is no information on the AC or save bonuses for Fortitude or Reflex in the Pathfinder edition. I looked in the lone module PDF and in the Act II compilation. Appendix J page 373 Obscurati Covers under...

I am in the middle óf running adventure 7, Schism. In Act One, Needle in a Factory, the description references "But on the table next to him he has left a folded sheet of paper (Player Handout—Train Schedules)." This handout is missing in the following versions: ZGA2-Pathfinder_POD.pdf...

I am using the ACT I The Investigation Begins to run Cauldron Born. I am confused by the description of where the stations are. Out of the guide, I can get the following information: Darvill Station (Orange Line 2) Pardwight Station (Orange line 4) Golden Point Station (Orange western...

This modules went much quicker than the previous one. We ran this one over 7 monthly sessions. I had a lot of fun with this module. I printed out the train cars and pasted them on foam core. One player tried to date Boone and be attacked by him. Another player came along and freed him only to...

A generous offer, but the likelihood of me doing something cool with it is minimal. I think I'll manage without.

We are just about to start Cauldron Born. The standalone PDF implies there is a downloadable template of the dossier on the persons of note. This note is missing in the Act One collection. Is there such a template? It would be useful to me as Ethlyn and Shijen were both killed in my campaign...

My party used this. When faced with Kaja Stewart, they weren't willing to take her down directly. They rescheduled a meeting and had a company of soldiers surround her. She surely took down a few before she surrendered.

AS I understood it, the Wareyes had it stowed away in their shop. That is how I played it.

I chose an anthem of an African nation. It was Malawi or something like that. My game is in Germany so I could not use the German national anthem.

4 out of 5 rating for Council of Thieves Adventure Path My party was looking for an urban adventure with more diplomacy and less fighting. We ran this in monthly sessions after work for a period of two years. What we got was a running story with enough mystery to keep the plot moving through...

As far as the fighting goes... again there are SPOILERS I was worried about the fighting on the mountain. I was not hard on my players. When the shadowy man began throwing sunrods, I allowed the monk to be fast enough to catch and throw them back before the creatures crossed the ring of blood...

I will answer the pacing problem first. SPOILERS I did have to give the party one push in the investigation. On their first day they followed the Dr. to the House of Blue Birds and stopped except to request information on Officier Porter. There was a half-hearted attempt to look for...

We have both extremes in the party. Tumbar the Monk wants to follow the letter of the law. This meant he had to be sent on a useless errand when a deal was cut between the constables and Sorghum and Ford on the prison boat. The aptly named Ana R. Chi is only in it for herself. I fogot to mention...

Oh, yes. Most definitely we will continue playing. My players (all 40+) are having fun with this, more so than we had with the Council of Thieves campaign that I ran. That went almost exactly two years. I am hoping that we will be able to move more quickly through the other books, but if we...

There are no spoilers in this post, but if you visit my blog, you will find spoilers. It took us seven sessions to play this monster adventure in our monthly Pathfinder gaming group. We had a grand time playing it, though the plot was complex enough that is was a challenge to DM as well as to...