Let’s go make friends!
Making friends anywhere you go!
Prerequisites: Diplomacy 5 ranks
Benefit: If you do not share a language with a creature, you can still make a diplomacy check with no penalty. You can not communicate complex ideas but ideas of friendly and general help can be communicated with ease.
Thoughts?
I saw a different version of this, but I feel we can do better!
You’ll be watching, always watching
Benefit: When you ready an action in combat, you gain +2 circumstance bonus when the readied action is triggered. If readied action causes damage, deal an additional damage equal to 1 per 4 levels, rounded down, .
thoughts?
Product– Pathfinder Society Intro: Year of Shattered Sanctuaries
System- Pathfinder 2nd Ed
Producer– Paizo
Price– $5.99 here https://paizo.com/products/btq027s9/reviews&page=2?Pathfinder-Society-Intro-Year-of-Shattered-Sanctuaries#tabs
TL; DR-A simple and solid adventure 86%
Basics– YOU ARE NEEDED PATHFINDERS! This is an intro scenario for new pathfinders and players of all ages. From a mushroom man trying to sort letters to uncovering a simple mystery can you, a new agent, help the Society in a time of need?
Mechanics or Crunch– This is a simple adventure that gets players rolling dice fairly quickly, but has a slightly slow start. It’s not a super risk taking adventure like the 2-01 intro, but it does introduce many society elements and grander plots. After learning about different adventures around the world, the game is a series of battles. Good for intro fun with some basic elements. It’s not crazy-advanced crunch, but it’s solid fun for new players. 4.5/5
Theme or Fluff– Much like the crunch, the adventure doesn’t take risks, has a slow start, but is a decent intro to the world of Pathfinder society. Reading letters at the start is a bit slow, but it does introduce the wider world quickly. The fights are fun if a little standard for 1st level. This isn’t an adventure to push the envelope, but it also doesn’t aim to be. 4/5
Execution– Paizo knows adventures, but they are also the most pricey. I like this one. It has a solid layout, pictures, and design, but it’s also an adventure that will only take about three hours, even with an uninitiated adventuring party. It’s a bit expensive considering what other comparably priced adventures do. Not bad, but short. 4.5/5
Summary– The first adventure of a season is always a contentious adventure. Push the envelope too much and people get a bit lost as new players. Don’t do enough and you end up with just four smaller adventures showing off factions. This strikes a decent balance, but in doing so it doesn’t take risks in terms of scope or being adventurous. It’s also a Paizo product and they put out well done, if expensive adventures. It works well, though it is a bit simple. 86%
Something I LOVE from Call of Cthulhu is if a target has to dodge multiple times in a turn, it gets harder and harder until its impossible. Let’s make this happen in Starfinder!
You tell your allies to give it all they got at one weak point in the enemies defenses.
Prerequisites: Base attack bonus +5.
Benefit: As a swift action, choose an enemy and either KAC, EAC, reflex saves, fortitude saves, or will save. From the start of your turn to the end of your next turn, each time an attack is made against that defense past the first the attack gains a cumulative +1 circumstance bonus to that attack, or if a save is chosen, the enemy has a gains a cumulative -1 penalty past the first save.
Thoughts?
I have some casters who are far enough back to not need to move and happy casing one spell. Let’s give them a toy for when they are board with that last actions.
Cantrip Electricity Evocation Flourish
Traditions arcane, primal
Mystery tempest
Cast somatic
Range 30 feet; Targets 1 creatures
Saving Throw basic Reflex
You snap a small spark at a creature. You deal electricity damage equal to your spellcasting ability modifier
Heightened (+1) The damage increases by 1
Thoughts?
Let’s overpower ourselves in DnD!
Empower Self
Your just built to be the storngest. Gain the following benefits:
Everything is anything you want. Gain the following benefits:
Thoughts?
I got those hit points and I’m gonna use them!
Why waste?
Prerequisites: base fortitude save +5.
Benefit: When you are healed hit points over your maximum hit points, those additional hit points are converted to stamina up to your maximum stamina.
Thoughts?
Saw a simple combo from a wizard and felt my cleric should be able to do it too! Swing and spell. AC and reflex save is a solid combo in a turn.
Force Cantrip Evocation
Traditions divine, occult
Cast somatic, verbal
Range 60 feet; Targets 1 creature
Saving Throw basic Reflex
You punish an enemy with the portion of divine will. You deal force damage equal to 1d4 plus your spellcasting ability modifier.
Heightened (+1) The damage increases by 1d4.
I had a player decide he REALLY wanted to play with fire!
Prerequisites: Grenade Proficiency, base attack bonus +7
Move like a butterfly, sting like a bomb.
Benefit: When you make an unarmed melee attack, you can pull a grenade from an available location like drawing a weapon and stick it to the target of the melee attack on a hit. The target will not receive a reflex saving throw to avoid damage and effects, and it will the the only target dealt damage and effects of the grenade.
Thoughts?
Throat Punch Games 