Pathfinder level 20

[Scott DeWar]

You know, when I read this post I actually thought they were talking aboutour thread here:

There are some practical obstacles getting in the way of that epic feeling:

In the past few weeks you have often found yourselves choosing between a bad and a worse course of action. But seeing where it has led you, you know with certainty the path you must follow.
Across from you stands the Terror that has blighted this land for years. In his malicious eyes you see the thousands that died fleeing from him and the thousands more that stood and held their ground. His end will bring about a new era of peace.
You grit your teeth, you steel yourself. This ends one way. Dragons have fallen, demons have been sent back howling and undead have been put to rest.
There is nothing left to stand in your way.
There is nothing left to do but to see who begins this clash of powers.

"Roll initiative.

Where are the cheetos?"

They're right next to you.

Where is the Mountain Dew?

In the fridge, duh!

Can I have Mountain Dew?

Yes, you can have a Mountain Dew, just get it!"

 

[fireinthedust]

Heh, maybe. I'm having lots of fun with it, though.

Also, my answer would be "there are no cheetos, only a hoard of fiendish orcs and a flight of ancient dragons".

Cheetos are so messy. My group is invested in pizza, burgers, some beer, and other non-hand-sticky foodstuff. I'm encouraging them to move towards healthy options like wraps and hummus & Pita.

 

[Scott DeWar]

coffee and a burger!

 

[fireinthedust]

what? Those can't mix well. (jk)

We have these great burger places near the game here, one being amazing and in a shiesty dive bar (with beer), the other being Hero Burger with fancy condiments for yuppies. Best milk shakes I can think of.

 

[Scott DeWar]

what? Those can't mix well. (jk).

Coffee goes well with anything. just ask me and i will tell you!

 

[Scott DeWar]

ok, there has been a question as to where to sell the daggers. is there a reaason why we cannot sell 1000 to the all seeing eye, 1000 to the dwarves and keep 200 for our own use?

 

[Aldern Foxglove]

Like I said in the IC I vote for the Unseeing Eye, more gold is more gold, and while I have the feeling we will regret it in character, OOC it would be cool to see what they have up their sleeves. Of course I could just be being paranoid, but then its just more money so win-win. Also nothing to stop them buying from the other guys and making NPCs money feels wrong on a deep emotional level to me.

Scott Dewar: The Unseeing Eye want all of it. I'll point out that you could simply use part of their greater offer to buy and adamantine you want and that owing to the odd pricing rules it would actually work out cheaper assuming you are intending to create something bulky - Thadeius would be happy to fabricate anything you want though he would need to rest first.

Its probably reasonable to assume this is some kind of special adamantine in some way, but heck if we get cheated we'll still have 3 million gp to cheer us up. And it seems fairly likely we will encounter more of the stuff in anycase.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I do realize they want all of it, but wha I am saying, if it seems too good to be true, then there is something special to it and we may want to keep some for our selves, namely 200 lbs of it

My character has the gold to buy that 200 lbs and still enough to but the Bag of holding to carry it.

wait, let me check my math on that .. .. .. .. sorry, check that, only enough to buy about 50 lbs of that. one too many 0's to look at.

 

[Shayuri]

Actually, starmetal is a real thing in D&D 3.5. It was introduced in Complete Arcane, I believe.

It has the physical properties of adamantine (hardness 20, ignores hardness of materials of lesser hardness, etc) but ALSO does some bonus damage to extraplanar creatures if memory serves.

 

[Aldern Foxglove]

Ah, do any of us know its Star Metal? It certainly does not fit the Starmetal description in origin at least - it is a metal that is strongly tied to the material plane according to Complete Arcane. If it is we are indeed being under paid, by something in the region of 2 million gp. However since I was being a bit cheeky by turning it into 1lb weapons - which maximizes our profits - I think 3 million is a pretty darn reasonable return.

Personally I would rather just take the money and run. Fireinthedust can you tell us if the Unseeing Eye will accepts 200lbs less, etc.?

I'm just salivating over what half a million gp each?