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I'm going by EST, old habit, as I am normally free from around Midnight on. I'm a night owl. Midday is fine for me, too, though. I either get it done in less than 6 hrs or I'm beyond hope anyway, hehe.

Saturday evening sounds perfect for me.

Ah... I was just looking at the poll here. :)

Shouldn't we be able to see the results now?

Yeah, just needs his left eye treated thrice a day and he's not happy about it. I need to explain to him what I'm doing all the time, too,or he flips.

We need to go to the vet with one of the cats who has an inflamed eye we just noticed, so not today unfortunately.

I'm here and available except tomorrow (winter solstice) .

Happens every now and then, when we make custom worlds. Which mostly means players buy stuff from different generic 3pp sources.

Uh, it does work, it just takes time. Which I don't have over Xmas. And in case you haven't noticed, they exist in the same setting, even if they did away with Golarion (which will not likely happen in our version). So yeah, we need to combine. The Starfarer's Companion is helpful of course...

Nowdadays,modules also exist for a common experience among the players (and GMs). I don't need to run pre-made stuff, I have more than enough ideas of my own. But comparing how your players did vs other GM's players, and my friends and me vs another groupis fun, and it is also fun to first play...

Eh, sign me up anyway, I'll probably drop out 1st round thanks to brain freeze but then the zombies will have their ice cream...

I'm not yet done adapting Starfinder and Pathfinder into one, as 2 of my groups are going to play crossovers in any case and most of the others might. So we end up with Starpathfinder eventually. for my taste, rules could have been closer to PF to make it easier to combine:hmm:

Roll 20 is perfect for showing just the table and rolls even if you manage everything else off the site. Roll20 doesn't support blind players as such, at the moment, but neither does your table,so if you move the tokens etc for them anyway, it should be fine.

You always need to consider both,and the GM is the first audience, while the players ultimately are a secondary audience, dependent on how the GM relates the story. It happens often enough, after all, that a group thinks an adventure is bad just because the GM can't make the story work, or that...

Then it would be a 1018 contest and not 2017 :)

Forbidden Lands, Spire, The Expanse

Well, with 13 games I tend to be out of ideas at times, and then there's Xmas time which means additional games and family stuff. I can judge without having to find my creative side :)

I can judge but not write, considering I'm running 13 games right now which mostly need a little prep time,too. :)

Battle or Warsighted would both work well. I used Battle Mystery,mainly because we had little in the way of melee. For your concept a ranger or druid would likely work best. What about this,if your GM is open to new stuff...

Yeah if you want to try a different class from the old D&D stuff, Oracle is a good choice indeed. But oracles have a curse which may hamper them. But they can fight. I played a mute combat oracle for more than 4 years.