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So. Here are the highlights from yesterday. After capturing Kaja Stewart and her mechanical bodyguard, the heroes of Unit 42 were requested to a crime scene by the agents who took over their old case. They found the body of an old man, whose head was bashed in and the remnants of some sort of...

I've gotten a bit behind here... So, we finished session two of Digging for Lies yesterday. About halfway through the session, things were still quite by-the-book, an then a few things happened that I want to share. Here are a few notes from the first two sessions. - They enjoy the exposition...

Or, perhaps they are a warehouse or factory worker that was involved in some sort of alchemical incident. The arcane chemicals might have messed up their physiology, prompting them to become a docker, working for better rights and conditions for the workers! ...I wish I could play in...

Eh, a little death might be good for my group. :P These are very helpful. I've used Delft similarly during Skyseer several times, so that should be a natural enough use for him. They trust him almost exclusively these days, so that's good. I'm glad to have someone they can trust completely, as...

That's good to hear. I'm actually fine either way - and I'd hate my Star Wars minis to go to waste if I don't have to, but it's nice to know it also works well without them!

Does this system use minis? And, are they the same scale as normal (28mm)?

It's been a long time since I've posted anything! We took a short break after finishing up Skyseer so I could get married and settled in, but next week we will return and begin Digging for Lies. Any advice on running this module from anyone? It seems fairly straight forward at the beginning...

I think technologist would work as well. Since most of the Eladrin are connected to the Dreaming, it seems natural that an Eladrin that has given up might turn to technology. A wizard's powers could be pretty easily reskinned to be more tech-y if needed.

We finished up Skyseer Sunday afternoon. I'll post a summary when I get a chance, but between finals this week and preparing for my wedding at the end of the month, it's hard to squeeze in time. I'll get it done soon, though. It was a great time. The players love this campaign, and they're very...

OK, I've finally got the write up for the last session ready. We played for a few hours on Sunday, and got through three different combat encounters (the skeletons and the flayed jaguars got split in to two encounters, because my PCs were super paranoid before Sechim's speech). === The morning...

Playing again today. Guess where they're starting?

I didn't know this thread existed! It's pretty cool reading about all these stories. I don't, unfortunately (fortunately?), have any to report yet, but I've been pretty intentional about not pulling any punches with my group, so I expect one of them to do something dumb enough to get them killed...

I've played all of the different Star Wars games to date, and for me the D6 version is the best. Now, I like Saga all right, and had a lot of fun playing it with my friends. But, Star Wars doesn't feel like a setting that should have levels to me. I don't know why. I can't really explain that -...

Those are awesome! Compliments to the artist, and to everyone who has put this adventure path together. It's been a ton of fun, and it looks like that's not going to change any time soon.

I'm trying to find a way to work a reference to the fey titans into Skyseer, so that my players will understand the importance of the Voice of Rot showing up in the next module. I'm thinking maybe they'll find some kind of really old book, possibly a children's storybook, that has magical...

When I was running my own campaign I had a pretty good system for me. Keep in mind, I have a group that doesn't mind being rail-roaded or dragged around a bit, as long as they are having fun with it. They've actually encouraged that kind of thing, so it may be a bit different than other people's...