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The fluff for the elves is a lot more detailed in this rough draft for the races, which has also been posted in the Phaetos compilation thread.

AKA cheat :P

Why not just use Hobgoblins instead of Orcs?

Chapter on Races, first draft.

Psionics Unleashed is good from the standpoint of Pathfinderising psionics for those who are fans of psionics - but it is still it's own thing. Even if it is balanced, it doesn't feel integrated into the whole, and there are plenty of people who would insist on Paizo only or not allow psionics...

Here. Oh, and my original thread on the subject.

First, a list of past threads: Original Thread on a Tidally locked campaign setting Intro Irkuskan Empire early rough Theocracy of Axios Monk Aberrant War early rough Ebon Dwarves, a monster race Bloodline Feats Daeodon (new mount) Golems as characters Elvin Traits A bit chaotic, I know, but...

Well, I find this intriguing. I am using the same basic concept for the setting I'm working on: Ironbound: Chains of Phaetos. Beyond being tidally locked, though, our ideas go their separate ways. I'll start a compilation thread of mine so I don't highjack yours.

Keeping core weapons for now. I'm trying to have options but not bloat (hence, optional alternative racial traits instead of outright different races). Fluff is being tweaked, but essentially Alfari are Sun Elves, Telfari are Moon Elves, Groundlings are decended from Wood Elves, and regular half...

@pukunui: I think the biggest problem right now is that you are pushing on your players. While I understand why you are pushing, and may be justified in pushing, people don't like to be pushed. I would suggest a couple of things: 1. Back off on pestering for feedback. Your players obviously...

A quick rundown of elves and elf-blooding ethnicities for my Ironbound: Chains of Phaetos campaign setting. I am particularly interested in opinions about the optional alternative racial traits. Elf, Alfari: The alfari have a strongly organized social structure. Honor, manners, little daily...

On a similar note, I finally made this as a response for some of the (near) edition warring that goes on, even here. I have been guilty of "poking the beast" with certain nerds that take certain things too serious, but it's only on occassion and on forums I don't regularly attend.

In Pathfinder, gnomes have exagerated features (like oversized eyes, mouths, or ears), technicolor hair, and skin with unusual color (slightly pinkish, or bluish, or whatever). In short, they look more fey-ish. Other settings typically describe gnomes as dumpy, miniature dwarves with big noses...

Looked up some of the stuff on d20pfsrd, and liked what I saw (am waiting for the PDF to download at time of typing). The only issue that I have with their dromite write up is how embedded the race is with psionics. I know, I know, it works with the point of the book. Fortunatly, with the OGL...

I suppose I should pick that up sometime...I've blown $10 (for the PDF) on stupider stuff. I wonder about the 1/day energy ray, though.

A 6 lb. ball of iron or stone at high velocity is pretty darn effective against buildings. On the range issue, 50 ft is fine before taking penalties - under Pathfinder rules, the maximum range would be 500 ft with a penalty to accuracy of -20. Broad side of the barn and all that. 1d8 is on the...

These bug people seem easy enough to adapt to Pathfinder. Use the Pathfinder rules for "small sized" creatures, drop the favorite class and extra power points, and done.

From a roleplaying mechanic standpoint, I think Star Wars Saga Edition's Force Mechanics would work well for psionics. Or if Psionics worked more like ki abilities. In fact, is there any reason why psionics couldn't/shouldn't be reflavored as ki abilities?

Well, she is representing Pathfinder...

Xx8_bit_ninjaxX: 1. The DM is always right, even when he is wrong 2. The DM is always right, especially when he is wrong 3. Win if you can, lose if you must, but always cheat 4. Use Rules #1 through #3 to make sure everyone is having fun. Without Rule #4, the previous rules just kinda make...