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I just reread this whole thread to double-check something: nobody here has mentioned Kickstarter. Existing fanbase + cool new project + Kickstarter = serious potential for big wins.

What are you hoping to accomplish by multiclassing out of monk? Specifically, what would you like to do that monk won't give you?

One retirement option I could see being very interesting is the option to add a room to a player-generated dungeon. It'd be like Pathfinder's answer to Undermountain! Also, monuments are cool.

I remember macuahuitls with much fondness. I had one of those on one of my more munchkinny characters. Sidenote: I really enjoy the broken condition that came with Pathfinder, and I'm glad our DM found a way to make it enter play more frequently.

I'm lamenting the lack of image editing software on this computer right now. Oh well, I can ghetto up a loldragon: WHAT YOU DID THERE I SEE IT

Rather than switching rulesets completely, which is massively disruptive to a campaign, just slam an E6-style hard cap on highest possible level for PCs. It's a remarkably elegant and svelte solution to the sheer gonzoness of high-level D&D.

A big part of that is based on our understanding of material properties. I would not expect a fully modern firearm machine-made from high-tech materials to be breaking from normal use. I also agree that a solid steel melee weapon isn't at all prone to shattering. The breakage fumble house...

Those last three panels are high in your recommended daily intake of comedic mastery. Cue somebody's ridiculous and useless assertion that this was a filler strip in 3... 2... 1...

Re-reading the OP, I'd say just run with it. Change nothing about playstyle or lethality, don't pull your punches. When his character dies, he leaves. So what? He's the one placing restrictions on his own enjoyment, let him stew in the problem of his own design. -blarg

Talk with the guy. Take it as a compliment that the game is good enough that he's invested in his character and the player doesn't want him to die. However, in order for his desire to stay alive to mean anything, death has to be on the table. If you know you're not going to die, it's...

I'd very much like to see a Pathfinder MMO that embodies the tabletop Pathfinder properties: ruleset, setting, adventure paths, etc. You make a character to play one path; once you're done the series, the character retires permanently. Then you make a new character, and off you go on a path...

20+.

The DM wanted to have weapon breakage in our game. He had images of sword & sorcery running through his head, where the hero smashes his sword on an enemy's shield, so he has to grab the weapon from a fallen foe. On a fumble, we have to roll a DC 15 saving throw or the weapon acquires the...

You can lose the wuxia feel from the monk by taking an archetype or two: - Martial Artist - Pathfinder_OGC - Weapon Adept - Pathfinder_OGC

If I had access to the object reading power, I'd use it on the phone and the box. If I had access to a DNA sequencer, I'd look for epithelials on the package and the phone. I'd also look for saliva on the stamps, as well as fingerprints on all the surfaces. Then I'd play some rockin' tunes...

You could delve into psionics: Compression - Pathfinder_OGC

We have a ridiculous quantity of house rules in our Dark Sun E6 Pathfinder game. I think the coolest one is the change we made to charging. If you're just making one attack, we use the 4e charge rules. If you're making more than one, ie pounce or something similar, we use the Pathfinder...

That was awesome. I especially enjoyed the zooming in on the dead guy's face for the revelation.

See if your DM will let you take the Brutal Throw feat. It's from a 3.5 book, and it lets you use your Str modifier to attack with thrown weapons instead of Dex. A 4th level fighter gets 5 feats. Here's a reasonable grouping: 1) Two-Weapon Fighting works fine with thrown weapons, and gives...

It's funded! Wasteland 2 is happening. :) :) :) :)