mostlyjoe

u/mostlyjoe


r/Pathfinder2e•

Pathfinder 2E has something that I think a LOT of players and GMs miss or don't gather is 3 primary timescales. Encounter which we are all very much use too. Room to room, classical 1 to 1 combat logic.

Exploration which is the typical I'm in a town talking and acting time scale which is a bit wobbly but can take anything from hours to days.

And Downtime which can run from days to weeks at a time.

Now they have been around for ages, but the game has solid mechanics tied directly to these scales with dice results and benefits to the players if they take the time to slow down and invest in utilizing the exploration/downtime actions to set up later encounters.

A lot of my groups stumble ove

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r/Pathfinder2e•

The 2E Cleric is a Weird Beast. It's technically 2 classes now. The Caster build and the Combat build. Both have access to spells, one gets legendary with casting the other doesn't.

What is the ideal stat spread, what is the point of casting stats on the Strength build for combat cleric? What spells work with each class?

Why did they split the class like this?

Are there good build that break it down into more than just typical easy build but really dig into the sub-sub builds that can be made with these two paths?

I'm honestly curious if anyone has done a deep dive with the class.

The cleric was a favorite from the 1E to 3E days so for me it's a old friend, but it feels a bit Alien in

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r/torgeternity•

So I use Roll20, but want to expand outward from it. Foundry is looking good and I saw there was a effort to develop tools in that environment.

But how about the cards? How are they represented? Especially the new booster decks for each setting book?

I REALLY want to play TORG online, but without the cards, it's gonna feel flat.

What are my options?

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r/321•

I'm looking for a good place to get coffee that isn't your typical Waffle House black, or overpriced Starbuck in the greater Malabar area.

Does such a thing exist?

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r/tipofmytongue•

There was this weird show that would do the round when oddly Disney classics. It was about this woman who lost her daughter but was haunted by her? Only she wasn't really missing, but trapped in another dimension?

There was more kids (especially a girl around the same age?) who could sense the missing girl. There was some ghost-like being who caused the problem. It was dark and had that late 70s/early 80s style movie production. Very much Escape to Witch Mountain but if it was set in England or the Northeast America vibe to it.

Eventually the new girl and others contact and 'save' the lost girl who hasn't aged a day, even though her mother is much older.

What is this movie?!

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r/savageworlds•

I'm a bit behind on Savage World's podcasts, but Savage Cast was sorta steady right up until October last year.

Not sure what happened to it. Is there any other current Savage World's podcasts that are more active?

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r/Pathfinder2e•

Been looking at a few builds that max out the number of foci spells you can pick up for a Monk/Champion, etc.

You can get up to 3 points with as many spells you can cram into via feats. However have you found it useful to go beyond say 3-4 spells? Once you stop gaining points, how many deep do you deep to get the rest of the optional spells?

What about picking up multiple of the starting foci spells. I heard that you don't stack the starting foci points? Ie. if it 'starts' you pool, you still only get 1 and it doesn't increase? Even if you say have Ki Strike AND Ki Rush? Is this wrong and you get a pool of 2?

Have you dabbled into multiple focus spells yourself? From dedications?

Just l

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r/MonsterHunter•

Was there ever any interviews with the music composers on the various Monster Hunter games where they talk about the inspiration behind each of the monster themes?

What they drew from? Styles and etc?

I've been looking around and it's sparse. Maybe I missed something. I'd love to dig into this part of the MH history.

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r/321•

I know of Long Doggers, and most the Pizza places but I'm slowly going crazy trying to find take-out options in Palm Bay that have a wider range of menus for dinner/lunch options.

I can only MASH Hoagies so many times.

Are there any small corner places I can call in an order and pick it up?

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r/Pathfinder2e•

Plaguestone, Otori, Beginner Box, etc.

Adventure Paths & Scenarios

Is there a meta plot from the various events right? Otori runs from the beginner box, the Abomination Vaults runs from the Beginner Box as well? What about Plaguestone?

They don't all tie together. What about the organized play adventures? Do they have a clean level 1-10 set?

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r/DestinyTheGame•

Exotic's with random rolls are fine...IF you come up with a way to prevent the DCV from eating the mission in the future. Or better yet, prevent solo players who can't find a group to run the mission a way to get a random roll if they want one.

Might I suggest include a way to turn in resources at the Gunsmith to get a random on any exotic's we've unlocked?

That would help kill 2 birds with one stone. It can be pricy, but it would be fair.

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r/MonsterHunter•

So, finally got to sit down with the demo and I must say...I didn't expect Capcom to put MORE combo cancels into the already flexible attack sets.

I'm a Switch Axe/Gun Lance main (though World's movement set made me love LBG...but that's another story.) And being able to cancel out of SWAGAxe's endless swing into at least 2 new final attacks (the Iceborne overhead chop...and Rise's new halfway chop) is something else. On top of that Gunlances can now cancel mid charge attack?! And both movesets got an extra backhop?!?!

Why? I asked myself...then I comboed those new cancels into the wirebug forward attack (with rocksteady like properties) and I knew why. It's all about using the new wirebug

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r/destiny2•

I went into the Dreaming City Lost sector and was burning to death the taken there trying to get the Polaris Lance perfect 5th kills to finish the catalyst. But nada!

Is this catalyst quest bugged?

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r/DestinyTheGame•

Some of the most fun I've had with Destiny 2 have been the 6 player non-raid activities. Menagerie, Sundial, etc.

These are the right mix of 'more than strike, less than raid'. Running around, unique boss fights, and a fun way to dig deeper into the area. Hell, the areas themselves like the Menagerie's map were fun to explore.

Don't get me wrong, the Raids are great but hard to get a pick up group to run still...which is working as intended I guess.

Each time I got to play these there was a great injection to the loot pool as well.

I'm just sad we haven't had a chance to use these events to get unique armor/weapon mods. Having something like this with Ana to garner Warmind cell gear w

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