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Yeah my group has about decided already that if no real changes are to be made, it will not be our system of choice. I did like the Lexington adventure though.

Yeah, some worlds have detailed measurement systems for such, but there are some countries on some worlds where you just can't pay with enemy currency. Of course, gold could always be melted down.

Tehee.. but in some worlds it is fun to see what gold you have from which country. Assome enemy country would not want you to pay with any given currency.

Also remember, no prices are ever set. People haggle, especially about horses :-)

Ohh I want. Guess that solves the question "pizza or Chinese," kind of :cool:

Nah, most GMs allow regular classes. It is just the magnitude that's silly.

I would really prefer adventures not following Golarion closely, there are so many other worlds people play PF on, including all the old D&D worlds.

Thi is.... really that is so silly beyond words. As a GM I'd never allow bardic performances to work while transmitted by technology. The magic just doesn't transfer. And 40 bard followers? Not over my torn GM screen. But my guess is they inspire you to fight faster so you don't have to...

Probably because it's supposed to be left to the players. Really hard to have a group where they are all the same rank.

Hmm...nothing special,generic spaceship design, Minbari comes indeed to mind. I would have preferred something more elegant and less "bubbly."

More city adventures. Best with some intrigue added, and work assassins and thieves may do. Also would be nice to have more overland adventures not just consisting of "slay orc group, slay bandits,find missing child." Level range 6-11 would be helpful for my groups.

I would suggest running them astray in a part of the warrens - the good thing about them is that you can just add another dungeon of however big a size you want it. They can return later to the real part. Alternatively, run the planned encounter as is because the whole thing with the brooch is...

I usually let players roll it. But that's just a preference. Otherwise I'd stay with the highest available PB. Groups can be overpowered like any where else. At the beginning,they tend to be underpowered though. We used average HD but at every 4th level together with stats increase we used...

We are using this one http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2o0do?Excel-spreadsheet-for-tracking-Kingdom-building

Walls and floor don't get a save. They are not considered to be in anyone's possession or attendance. Same with doors - although I would probably allow the door to make a save as well. With a pit so created, you'd get the same reflex save as for the spell "create pit."

We build with LEGO and use the figures as miniatures all the time. If you have someone in the family who loves building with LEGO then it's perfect,otherwise it takes too much time indeed.

ED - the game that can't seem to get it up. I think there is no point arguing about it, their lawyers will have to figure it out.

Most games, it's all the same level. However, in some games where players play more than one char, there is a much wider gap. 10 level differences aren't so uncommon, and groups of mixed levels adventure together.

Some games desperately need such players ;)

I am a problem in that I refuse to play with most GMs who don't allow the full range of products for a given game. Very few exceptions - as in when the world we want to play on would not justify certain powers or books. This is why I am GM in 95% of games. Once I'm in a game I am very...