Next week
Next Tuesday, 10/8/13, we will play a tier 1-5 PFS scenario,
The Stolen Heir #5-04. This would be a good opportunity to play a new character
to expand your stable. Some of you have an XP credit from playing We Be Goblins
Too! which have been assigned to an as of yet undefined character. You must
have a character ready to play by the time we start next week. (That means do
the work before you arrive.)
New HEX Characters
Because it will be very difficult bordering on impossible to
accomplish, I will not even try to keep the XP the same for your ne HEX
characters as that of your old characters. I think I am comfortable allowing
you to have 30 XP beyond that from character creation for your new guy. Once
everyone has a new character completed, and I have had a chance to review them,
I will schedule some more HEX.
The Dragon’s Demand
I plan to run a new Pathfinder module, the Dragon’s Demand. This
will be a several month adventure which will take your characters from 1st
to as high as 7th level. I am willing to start running this as soon
as 10/15/13 but folks will need to have their characters made. We can play this
continuously from beginning to end or we can play it in parts with other stuff
in between. We will see how things go. There are three chapters in the module.
Chapter one will take you from 1st to 3rd. Chapter two
will take you from 3rd to well into 4th. Chapter 3 can
take you from 4th to 7th.
Character Creation:
Charters should be 1st level. For ability scores use a 25 point buy.
Hit points will be max at first level. Each level after will be average for you
hit die plus your constitution bonus. You will have 150 GP to buy your starting
gear.
The Hook: A man
named Silas Gribb offers you a job as caravan guards. You will start the game
in north central Taldor within the Verduran Forest traveling south from the
city of Wispil, a gnome town which provides most of the kingdom’s woodcraft and
timber.
PFS Credit: We will be playing this adventure in Campaign Mode. This
means that you will play a non-PFS character but you can assign PFS credit for
playing to a PFS character or characters of your choice. (You could make your
character to be an alternate version of your PFS character if you like.)
At the completion of the adventure, there are three
chronicles that can be earned and applied to PFS characters. The first is for
characters leveled 1-3. The second is for characters leveled 3-5. The third is
for characters leveled 5-7. These can be applied to the same character or multiple
characters. If applied to the same character you will earn a bonus chronicle
which can be applied to a 2nd, 4th or 6th
level character. Each chronicle is worth 3 XP, 4 PP and has gold, boons and
items available upon them.
In my estimation, the optimum way to apply these chronicles
is to a 2nd level character. You would apply the 1st
chronicle (taking you to 3rd), then the 2nd chronicle
(taking you to 4th), then the bonus chronicle (taking you to 5th)
and lastly applying the 3rd chronicle (taking you to 6th).
If one were a native of north central Taldor, what languages would he speak?
ReplyDeleteThe common languages in Taldor are Common and Kelish.
DeleteAlso note that the worship of Sarenrae is outlawed in Taldor. (Not saying that you cannot worship that god but it could have cosequences.)
Another good way to apply the chronicles would be to apply these chronicles is to a 3rd level character. You would apply the 1st chronicle (taking you to 4th), then the 2nd chronicle (taking you to 5th), then the 3rd chronicle (taking you to 6th) and lastly applying the bonus chronicle (taking you to 7th).
ReplyDeleteWhat races are we allowed for DD? All Featured and some Uncommon?
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know what they are playing for the campaign ? Class-wise.
ReplyDeleteI'm leaning towards tiefling paladin
ReplyDeletenice.
Deletethank you.
i guess that's all the info i'll get on this blog.
Yeah.
ReplyDeleteI've made some healers for the dabblers to choose from. One of the reliable players can play it when the dabbler isnt around....
As this is campaign mode I would guess that any races are open but I would prefer to keep the zoo factor to a minimum.
ReplyDeleteKelly has made a character. His description:
Elise
Half Orc Cleric (F)
Chaotic Good. Emphasis on chaotic. Worships Desna Apparently.
Didn’t know that there was a god for that sort of thing.
Kind of a having fun causing problems or solving them kinda girl.
Prefers to be classy, but that doesn’t always happen.
Story:
Goes on adventure and grabs what ever weapon she can find. Spent time in the streets and learned to ahem, communicate (canter = +5 on secret message). got run out and stayed in a tavern for a bit. Learned how to flatter, please and listen.
So we can count on Kelly to be even more random. Chaotic Meh. Im still giving Kara 6 different healers to choose from.
ReplyDeleteTurns out that was his new PFS character.
DeleteI plan on using the Fiendish Heritage feat for my paladin: http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/fiendish-heritage
ReplyDeleteI believe that is an out-of-date feat. You should be able to choose your Tiefling heritage rather than spend a feat. These heritages are covered and updated in Blood of Fiends starting on p. 18.
DeleteHmmmkay... what about the variant abilities on page 16? With the outdated feat, it said to roll 3 times and pick your favorite. BoF says you may roll or pick, GMs discretion.
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