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If you're able to find it, you might consider Armageddon. I'd heard rumors of a 2nd edition, but was never able to find it. It let you play as demigods along with a whole bunch of other types of character "races," but you could just choose to focus on specific elements for your own game.

Hey all, I thought I would post a little something here about some musical performances that are coming up in October and November. ENWorld's own Dantilla is gearing up for her first program of medieval French music. Here's some details from the email she sent out. ==== I wanted to invite...

I'm so looking forward to these rules coming out. It'll be a great way to celebrate my birthday.

Thanks for making your house rules available. I will definitely have to go through these and see if there's anything here I can use to speed up things at my table.

Weren't the draconians in Dragonlance sometimes referred to as dragonborn as a slang term in the novels?

What part of the Boston area are you in? There are a few gaming groups around town (and some a bit further away) so knowing what area you are looking to game in would be helpful. Welcome to the Boards.

That's exactly what I thought this thread was about when I first clicked on it, honestly. Was a bit surprised to see it was a raised thread from years ago about a book.

This sounds really cool. Might have to pick it up. It would be nice, after all, to know the rules for the game Dantilla and I were playing over at ShadowDenizen's place last night.

What Fooly_Cooly said is correct. The AoO were removed from the Beginner Box intentionally. They are included in the full version of the Pathfinder rule system. As for the INT question, that is actually addressed in the Hero's Handbook when they explain how to create a character. They note...

That is a very excellent point. I was looking over the First Steps series to run as an introduction to players (some of whom had never played Pathfinder) and realized that there was a lot of assumed knowledge already in the first few moments of the adventure. I still plan to run it at some...

Also, if you decide to check out other restaurants while in Indy, have a look at St. Elmo Steakhouse. I loved the white shrimp cocktail there and the steak was magnificently done.

I'm glad you keep this thread going. I really like the work you put on display for us.

Having run some high-level one-shot games in the past for systems I wasn't completely fluent in at the time, I would recommend your GM not try that again until a later time. Once a group has gone through the various levels to get to the high level combats, things do more a bit more smoothly as...

In addition to looking here, have you considered putting up a posting at Table Top Arena? I think they've got a branch in Manchester, but I know they have a store in Lowell as well. I don't know if they particularly cater to those particular games as I've only seen Pathfinder and D&D4e in...

I hadn't seen the new trailer yet. That was very nice. At least Cap seems to lose the helmet part way through. Speaking of which, I better get caught upon my Netflix queue so that I've seen the rest of the movies leading up to this one before May gets here.

Rather than create a new system to add on to your new Pathfinder game (especially since you say you are still wrapping your head around the rules), I would recommend you take a look at the Hero Points that Paizo has already introduced into Pathfinder with the Advanced Player's Guide.

Any chance of providing screen shots of the old and new interfaces here for comparison?

Adam Adamowicz, concept artist for Fallout 3, The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, passed away on February 9 at the age of 43. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/arts/video-games/adam-adamowicz-artist-for-lush-video-game-worlds-dies-at-43.html

I think Night Below has a dragon encounter in Book 2 as well. Don't have my box handy to check, though.

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