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Found the thread you were referring to. Looking good to me :). Re: Flesh-Of-My-Flesh: I absolutely love the concept of an aasimar struggling to contain his or her evil nature. One minor gripe only: The name "Sid" for an elf strikes me as somewhat odd ... but it might very well be an...

This is really getting me interested in the faction affiliation system you use. The same as in PHB2? I'd love to have a look at how it works, especially what ranks you came up with, and which ways to increase standing.

Saw this. Subscribed instantly. I'm very much looking forward to this :). One question, though: The subscription is valid for one year, correct? After that, does it renew automatically, or would I have to subscribe a second time?

Nice going. Using the alienist to free the party is a great idea, and avoids the deus ex machina escape - or at least makes it a little more believable. Please keep us updated of further developments! (Bookmarked this thread) What are your plans, once the initial conflict is resolved? Any story...

Very nice :) I'm looking forward to future "installments".

First of all, it sounds like a really engaging game :). Congrats! As for future developments: You might consider having one of the bad guys take the shape of the monk. Then, set up clues for the PCs to follow, so they can "rescue" him. The bad guys might sacrifice a few pawns for the...

CS account purchased. Here's to ENworld!

I love it. It's a great replacement for Torn Asunder, in that it facilitates play very much. No more flipping and dice rolling, just draw a card and that's it. The only minor gripe I have with it, is that it is only useful for games that assume the "standard" d20 level of magic.

IIRC, it's from an adventure in Dungeon #100 - the Incursion issue.

Last I heard, it was bumped back to June, but we'll get a fancy full color map of Immoren for our troubles :).

Hello Scott, first of all, thanks for listening to our suggestions. Here's my take. 1) Yes, and yes :). 2) RP only. Skirmish doesn't float my boat. 3) I *only* used it with encounters I designed myself, or as a visual aid for other published adventures. The encounters that were part of the...

I'll just sign Steel_Winds post, here. :)

It is (deliberately?) vague, I think. The way I've always handled it is to confine the (local) descriptor to specific places and/ or regions in the campaign world. For example: as a native to that city, you could gain ranks in Knowledge (local [Baldur's Gate]). As to the question of which...

Re: the allegedly "too high" cover price I think this stems largely from the fact that many people still perceive PF as a replacement for Dungeon & Dragon Magazine. In fact, they're more akin to softcover sourcebooks, which negates the price argument (or at least weakens it). Sure, $ 250/year...

I think this might be what you're looking for: PGtF Web Enhancement Cheers!

I haven't checked, but maybe this site will help you out: http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/

Ditto that.

A player in my Planescape campaign is currently enjoying a tiefling bard 11. Not even trying to minmax everything, he is the AC powerhouse of the party, reaching into the high 30s with Alter Self (so he doesn't get hit too often). His skill selection and spells allow him to contribute to the...

While okay for a low-level adventure with enemies' hp ranging from the single digits into the low 20s, the checkbox system is okay. But, honestly, what's supposed to happen at mid to high levels? Do they honestly expect that a DM will check 32 single squares because a hit dealt that much damage...

You might also wish to check out Planewalker's Cambion conversion :). It's located here.