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The Plight of the Lantern Raven (LF players for Pathfinder campaign, Mondays, 4 PM PST)

Need 2-3 more players for a homebrew sandbox style campaign. you will roll for race and stats(will not be for everyone) we will use mumble for voice has not started yet but doing character creation this monday. if you are interested in this please let me know, and ill give you mumble info and we can have a chat. I will pick players who will fit the best (looking for mature players who can role-play as well as roll-play) no-rule lawyers,passive players, non dependable players, or over all disruptive players, as they will be replaced. new players welcomed as long as they are willing and able to learn quickly, as it will be a difficult campaign, with every encounter being life or death.
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Deavon C. said: with every encounter being life or death. Hey Deavon, sounds like a fun game! I only wish a schedule like that would work for me. As a fellow Gm I have always struggled with making the encounters challenging without exhausting all the players resources so that they need to take an 8 hour rest after every encounter. How do you manage to make every encounter a life or death struggle without giving the PC's rest after every encounter?
well, that my friend is one of the many struggles of the GM!! lol I'm my experience without characters being maximized (18 or 20 of main stats and 18s, or 16s on secondary stats) level appropriate monsters and challenges are Actually a challenge. Everyone wants to have those Epic High fantasy stats, but when the monsters are designed for characters with lower(more realistic stats) the challenge ratings are not accurate. forcing you, as the gm, to throw stronger creatures and encounters that can one hit your PCs just to give them a challenge with a real sence of danger. Also there are a lot of things you can throw at PCs to hinder them, rather than just plain damage, which in turn can make seemingly standard encounters that much more of a challenge when a PC is suffering from something else. Designing encounters that are very difficult For PCs, that if your players face it head on, would not normally succeed, forcing players to maybe go about it a different way, or wait until there are different circumstances. As long as you dont baby PCs, and let them know you wont save them if they get themselves into a horrible situation because of reckless, and outright stupid decisions, they tend to make better choices as far as how to handle encounters. In the end there is no real way to perfectly plan an encounter to be just hard enough without killing your PCs, you just have to hope for the best!
As an avid supporter of my local "lynch the min-maxer" guild chapter, I can support this game! I enjoy a challenge, stories with danger, decisions with risks, and a world that remember the good and bad we do. I do enjoy being good at a career as a character, but being the 28 Strength Half Ogre with infinite AoO each round, and a fifteen foot reach is.... is the exact sheet I try to accidentally light on fire at the table. /nod Not usually a Pathfinder player, but it's been getting higher in my repertoire recently. Not the biggest fan of the race roll, but I can't see myself getting so frustrated I'd want to withdraw over it.