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IMHO...just more bookkeeping that is unnecessary.

I've learned long ago not to let myself get excited by any MMO. Adopt a wait and see attitude...particularly this early in the game.

I placed the Shackled City of Cauldron in the Shackled Isles, also the location of Paizo's new Pirate based AP. The tropical climate and isolated nature of the islands made it a good spot for me. I added a little backstory about how the Cauldron and Sasserine (from Savage Tide) were actually...

Glip hefts his shield onto his back and ignites a small torch from his supplies. He glances at the magic lights. I will carry my own light....my people do not like dark cramped places. Vile things tend to live in the deeps. <pop> Hungry, vile things. Glips follows the group deep into the cave.

I firmly believe that adventures drive sales of the other books. Even if they do not sell well (I'm not convinced they don't) I believe content is what helps to drive the sales of the other books and gets new people interested in your game. Obviously, this doesn't apply to all people, but I...

Maybe providing some more details about the region where this race lives might be helpful in brainstorming ideas. The nature of the region a culture develops in impacts its views greatly.

I was going to 2nd Fey. There are many old (and modern) stories where the fey, pixies, and their ilk could be quite cruel to humanity despite their outward beauty.

I have no problem ghosting characters for a little bit, and will try not do anything extremely ooc for them.

Don't stress it man. Should probably spread the troops out amongst everyone to control....I've kind of lost track of my crows actually....

I apologize for the infrequency of updates. Work is bad for me right now. Haven't been getting home till about 11pm -12am. This should end at mid to end of may and then I'll be back on for regularly scheduled updates. I'd rather hold off and make the updates when I'm well rested then try to...

I apologize for the infrequency of updates. Work is bad for me right now. Haven't been getting home till about 11pm -12am. This should end at mid to end of may and then I'll be back on for regularly scheduled updates. I'd rather hold off and make the updates when I'm well rested then try to...

In my opinion, it all comes down to player expectations. If your players are expecting a tactically challenging game, with fights that come down to the wire and death is a common occurrence, then I'd say make it as brutal as possible. But if they are looking for a more story driven game, I'd say...

Also an engineer ;)

True, though Rise of the Runelords was the first AP to take place in Golarian, Pathfinders campaign setting.

Technically, The Shackled City Age of Worms Savage Tide Are the first Paizo APs....but they were written for Dungeon Magazine during their tenure and were written for DnD3.5. Although, Rise of the Runelords is certainly the first Pathfinder AP.

I can't see it...no...but you'd be surprised what your sense of touch can tell you if you listen. If we keep to the wall we could avoid it by going along the north edge of the room.

Svexyn carefully maneuvers himself toward the strange object, stepping carefully and watching for any pressure plates or tripwires that might set off a potential gnomish death trap. As he steps into the field, his body appears to evaporate like water on a hot griddle. I could get used to...

Update tomorrow! Long day sorry.

Grumblejack lumbers to his feet, and tests the weight of his new cudgel. The sneaky one is back. Grumblejack is ready to crush. If you have a plan, Grumblejack will follow...Otherwise, Grumblejack will kill as many of the tin men as he can before joining my kin.

The strange object doesn't appear at all familiar to Caytis. Its silhouette doesn't resemble anything from his studies. Perhaps it is some kind of statue...or as Nia suggests, a trap of some kind? Who knows...maybe its just an eccentric gnomes idea of an interesting new table design. Without...