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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Beginning of the End" data-source="post: 5187934" data-attributes="member: 55271">First, can we just acknowledge the absurdity of claiming that:(a) The Pathfinder core rulebooks contain wandering monster tables.(b) Paizo's modules include wandering monster tables "for GMs to use" (your words).(c) But you aren't actually supposed to use them.'Cause that's pretty flippin' absurd.But let's examine this latest claim in detail. Is it true?Of course it's not.Legacy of Fire, Volume 1, pg. 18: "After the PCs have set up shop in the monastery, the ruined nave is the most likely spot from which the building will be attacked by wandering monsters."And contrary to your claim that I would be "looking a long time" to find Bulmahn using such techniques, it took me almost no time at all to find that he did, in fact, integrate wandering monster table checks into Conquest of the Bloodsword Veil. They weren't hidden in 6-point type or anything! It's like he meant for you to read 'em and use 'em!This is amusing. Can you keep revising your claim into new (but still wildly inaccurate) forms?</blockquote>