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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gamerprinter" data-source="post: 5656349" data-attributes="member: 50895">I've just released 3 adventures as a mini-arc set in my Kaidan: a Japanese Ghost Story setting for Pathfinder. The start of both the first and second adventures are heavily involved with roleplaying encounters. While there is some combat at the start of the first adventure, much of the encounters in the first half of the first adventure involves roleplaying with mechanics built in to enhance the roleplaying. If you don't motivate the right people with the party's roleplaying skills many delays will prevent them from continuing the adventure. The start of the second adventure involves 3 different roleplaying encounters involving buying horses from xenophobic merchants, distributing gifts (intended as part of a larger spell being cast) and a diplomatic encounter with the local lord. These roleplaying encounters are built into the adventure itself - without the necessary roleplaying the storyline can't move forward. Thus the argument that PF doesn't support roleplaying is simply a choice of your gaming group to do or not do, not a discrepancy in the game system, as my point is roleplaying is easily supported by PF.</blockquote>