Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
My good friend and "free webmaster" Brad Kelley (www.coolgrafix.com) has informed me that some kind of Trailblazer update will be going up on the (long neglected) Bad Axe Games website sometime this weekend.
Pathfinder 1E BAG and Pathfinder
- Thread starter Fenris
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Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
Not yet, sorry.
I am hoping, with some of my free time over the holidays, to put together a preview for download, both to gauge interest and to solicit feedback.
Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
Here's one vote of interest
Thanks, it's appreciated.
Hopefully it will translate to feedback.
Mustrum_Ridcully
Legend
Thanks, it's appreciated.
Hopefully it will translate to feedback.
I could try giving feedback without interest!
If you combine this with joelas interest, you almost have a full customer together!
Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
Don't bust my balls on the holidays, man.
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
Still looking forawrd to this too.
Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
Well, I have some free time to pull a PDF together-- now I have the task of figuring out exactly what I should preview!
Is there anything in particular folks would like to see? Would you prefer to read broad design philosophies (so you know what to expect from the whole); or perhaps some specific design solutions to specific problems; or both? If there are specific "fixes" you would like to see, what are your top three?
Is there any interest in reading some specific mechanics analysis and 'proofs'? Such things are table- and math- heavy, and though the math is not hard to follow, they're possibly a bit dry for the average gamer. But they do help to explain the how and why.
I don't have a particular length in mind for the preview, but if folks have a preference as to whether any of those pages should or should not be occupied by specifics or generalities, I'd like to know.
Is there anything in particular folks would like to see? Would you prefer to read broad design philosophies (so you know what to expect from the whole); or perhaps some specific design solutions to specific problems; or both? If there are specific "fixes" you would like to see, what are your top three?
Is there any interest in reading some specific mechanics analysis and 'proofs'? Such things are table- and math- heavy, and though the math is not hard to follow, they're possibly a bit dry for the average gamer. But they do help to explain the how and why.
I don't have a particular length in mind for the preview, but if folks have a preference as to whether any of those pages should or should not be occupied by specifics or generalities, I'd like to know.
my opinion
Yes. Especially with the classes and magic.
How to make the DM's job easier. I like, for example, the ease in altering encounters in 4e (e.g., replace a monster with another or trap with similar xp costs).
Dealing with a problematic spell (e.g. Dispel Magic).
Ability modifiers from spells/magic items during combat with minimum of hassle.
Yes. Especially with the classes and magic.
How to make the DM's job easier. I like, for example, the ease in altering encounters in 4e (e.g., replace a monster with another or trap with similar xp costs).
Dealing with a problematic spell (e.g. Dispel Magic).
Ability modifiers from spells/magic items during combat with minimum of hassle.
