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I just wanted to point out the assumption behind that comment. :D ~Q~

I've seen it used excessively once: we were playing 2e. :p ~Qualidar~

[falsetto voice] awkward [/falsetto voice] :lol:

DragonLancer, what did you like about it? I really didn't enjoy it, so I'm wondering what others are seeing that I'm not. Out of the few I've read, my vote would be for Aerie of the Crow Lord. ~Qualidar~

Really?!? My group of 6 has been above the recommended levels up to the mid-point, where they have just pulled even. I skipped Drakthar's way for my other group of 4 (+ NPC)because they were already high enough for Flood Season. ~Qualidar~

I'm hoping for today. ~Qualidar~

I don't know; my players would never fall for releasing something from a summoning circle, no matter what it looked like. I would plan a way to move on without them needing to do it. Last time I had something released from a summoning circle, it was because an NPC acolyte got careless and...

Asmor, I found MDsnowman's fight descriptions on his thread in the Roll Call forum of the Atomic Think Tank (on Mutantsandmasterminds.com) to be a great primer in how things should go. Here's the link . He links to the the fights on the bottom of the first post. Those gave me a better...

Adam, that's great. :D I'm sure the game couldn't be in better hands. I used to play with that guy. ~Qualidar~

I voted sometimes, but it's really closer to always. I'm the always DM for a weekly group, an often DM for a near-weekly group, and a player only in two once-a-month groups. ~Qualidar~

I've only read two: Aerie of the Crow God, which was said by many people here to be one of their best (at the time, anyway) and Shadows in Freeport, which I bought for my love of Freeport, and which I hadn't heard any advance word. I thought Aerie was good enough, with a descent enough adventure...

Walt, are there any adventures? What's actually in the book? ~Qualidar~

ProtoClone, I'm sorry for your loss. If you mean lost in the way I believe you do, we should all raise a toast to a friend in gaming Valhalla. ~Qualidar~

A month ago 2 of my players had babies within a week of each other. We played for the first time last week, so not too much down-time. I'm the DM, though, and we play at one of their houses, which makes it easier for him. Hopefully we can maintain that through the next baby-wave; we have three...

Out of my D&D groups, one has rotating GMs, with parties made up of: 6 PCs, 1 Cohort, and an Animal Companion (1 Familiar, 1 Partridge/Pear Tree) 6 PCs (1-2 Familiars) 6 PCs alone The other group I DM for has a couple of different campaigns with: 4PCs, 1 Animal Companion 4PCs, 1 NPC 4 PCs, 2...

No, I meant that to WotC on Paizo's behalf. ~Qualidar~

"Why havent you answered question 5 about the AoW hardcover, yet." :mad: ~Qualidar~

Erp, that was going to be my next suggestion. How about superior stats and increased wealth? Or Max HP every level? Might be too extreme. You'll get crunchier answers in the rules forum, I'd bet. Are you running them through a pre-published adventure, that they need to "equal a 4 person party"...

Seriously: more info needed. What level? What are the current characters in the party? ~Qualidar~

An NPC. :cool: