Pathfinder Campaign -- Tyrant's Grasp

Roleplaying
#41

Like DnD, but slightly more complex mechanically

#42

:eyes:

#43

Oh okay I donā€™t understand DnD mechanically but Iā€™ll take interest in this

#44

itā€™s the little bit better version of D&D 3.5
(which totally explains everything to you ik)

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#45

I said to myself after reading that sentence
ā€œWtf is DnD 3.5ā€

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#46

Kanyes

#47

Thatā€™s how the TotallyNotComplicatedCharactersheetā„¢ looks like :wink:

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#48

if I can @N.1 iā€™d like to spec

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#49

Iā€™ve been fascinated with those really indepth games. The only problem is that I incredibly dislike host discretion which is kind of the entire premise of these games. But Iā€™ll give it a go.

#50

DnD is too hard and I am too bad at rp so

#51

The good news for you is that an adventure path (like this one) contains a p linear story and limits host discretion as much as possible

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#52

I suck as a gamemaster so adventure paths are the only thing im capable of running competently

#53

I mostly played Pathfinder Organized Play, where host discretion is a no-no. In a private campaign you have a bit more freedom, but you still have a adventure path script you can follow pretty straight (if you want you can improvise a lot of course tho).
When I gmed for Organized Play, there were only 2 or 3 times where I fudged the dice as GM to help the players, and that was mostly to compensate a mistake Iā€™ve done, or because I hosted for kids

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#54

I should fudge more as Im known for landing crits as gm. Like past 2 sessions I landed like crit attacks on like 5 of the 27 rolls

#55

Is that a reason to do it?
:thinking:

#56

:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

#57

When its a party of two with no healing, and they are level 1. Probably

#58

Itā€™s probably mostly on you and your group. If you have a social orientated group, they probably donā€™t want bad luck destroying their story. If you have a more mechanical interested group, they will totally not want you to fudge, even when it kills them :joy:

#59

its a campaign with my two brothers. Especially with one, where its their first time playing, so I dont want to kill their character off. So its like I should but i havent been

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#60

When i play, itā€™s usually in an environment where there are lots of TPKā€™s and everyoneā€™s okay with that

so i havenā€™t fudged roles as a GM mostly
but i can if ppl want