Sigs don't show up when I'm browsing on my phone!Currently, it's Girl out of the Grave quest, but i expect that to change eventually.
(if you were asking for the link it's in my sig)
so sue me, i needed my D&D fix and i lacked time to run a proper game.
Yes, I don't necessarily love the rules (I prefer skill based systems like FF RPG's Star Wars game), but the setting is great IMO and I love the APs.
Fluff was something PF was always better at.
It's worth noting, though, that MM5 has a lot of genuinely interesting experiments with monster mechanics, like multi-mode boss monsters and pseudo-classed monsters with lightweight versions of class abilities, that PF has never bothered learning anything from.
The Magus honestly feels more like "hey this is what AD&D grogs want in a fighter mage" than a Duskblade conversion.
MM2 was technically a 3.0 product.
I don't even know, but it seems like the people who write adventures for D&D and every DM I've ever run into are under the same delusion that the only thing of worth in the underdark are Drow and endless, featureless caves.
Depends, Wrath has the problem that even without Mythic it's pretty easy and Mythic is pretty easy to break, our 2-H Fighter is carrying around a Nodachi and with a Mythic Vital Strike does an average of 67 damage with a 30% crit chance with a x3 multiplier, if she decides to splurge her Mythic Points she can do this three times a round with one of those ignoring DR. To top it all off with that insanely high crit rate and damage one of the Mythic Path abilities causes her crits to automatically do max damage so assuming only one of those three hits is a crit she's averaging 201+67+67/round. This is assuming I don't use my Marshal Path ability to give her a fourth attack that ignores DR or pop my Clarion Call ability that gives her the benefits of my Smite Evil (+6 Attack, +6 Deflection Bonus, and +9 damage or +18 against evil outsiders, evil dragons, and undead; these are the vast majority of foes you will fight in Wrath) and because Smite Evil isn't precision damage it gets multiplied by both Mythic Vital Strike and her Crit Multiplier, or do both those things at once. Don't get me wrong it's fun, but the players and DM need to approach it from the idea that Wrath is supposed to make your players (especially Paladins*) to look like Demigods.
Yeah, but my campaign in it got stalled because the DM felt it was "unbalanced" in favor of playing 5th Ed and he was the one who first suggested Wrath. Like I don't know how you read the intros in Worldwound Incursion and the Player's Handbook and not realize the players are going to be powerful, especially after the game literally opens up with an advanced Balor Lord exploding out of thin air into a city enjoying a festival to engage in combat with an Ancient Silver Dragon.
Dude it totally is.
The theme of the game is don't trust your preconceptions and first impressions. I think the very first part of the 1st module makes this clear with a certain NPCs I won't name, but no one trusted.
