u/SillyKenku

Right. I'm going to be running strength of thousands in about 2~ or so months on foundry VTT. Grabbed the first two PDFS. loaded them up into the PDF modules.. and... one doesn't work at all for SOT and the other doesn't load in half the content (the map images being the big one).

I'm on V14 of Foundry presently.. is there a PF2 PDF converter that works properly presently? something that's been updated? I HAD heard someone abandoned the old one they had been working on for years (seeing as most PF2 content is just officially on Foundry now).

Obviously the real answer is 'something mundane so if you're caught you can pretend to be a civilian' but in the case that you specifically wanted clothing to make you LESS likely to be seen. Without constantly having to swap it out less you have to carry too much extra junk, or waste spell-slots.

I have read Shinobi did exactly this; looking like peasants 99% of the time, and occasionally switching to something blue when sneaking at night where being seen period was a loss state. As despite our thinking of 'night sky=black' it actually has a bluish tint, particularly in the days before constant light pollution.

But.. does this logic still apply in a big city? If someone is skulking around Absalom somewhere they don't belong what would be the clothing colour of choice? Or would earthly tones that match the stone, and wood of the buildings make more sense? Or neither?

The reason I ask is I recently got art of my Psychic OC Ksenia. But she still needs a cannon general purpose 'outfit'. The character was devised as being part of the local guard/police force as an operative of sorts. While lawful as fuck she became an adventurer after revealing some corruption in their ranks. This got her 'promoted' for catching the wrong doers..... into useless positions that got her out of the WAY. Not being a fool, she realized this was a punishment NOT a promotion and was quick to 'retire from service'.

As she started out as a Urban stealth expert I feel like her default sneaking suit should fit that tone, with spells, and disguise kits for alternatives when they have time to plan, and resources to waste.

Right a friend of mine hasn't played DS2 and we were thinking of doing seemless co-op for it. I have played thruogh DS2 two times before; once with a Divine build that used with a Heide spear (My original solo playthrough) and a Quality build using the bandits axe and upgrading to the red-iron-twin-blade the minute I got it. (Being a Co-op playhthrough with ANOTHER friend before seemless co-op was a thing

Figured I'd try something new this time naturally. Any fun styles of play I could try? I'm not overly concerned with being the MOST OP THING OVER or -remotely- concerned with PVP. Weapons with interesting move sets, creative ways to use spell-casting builds etcu

As it says on the tin. Always loved the setting and the idea of being a team of reploids kicking butt, doing investigations, and having cool fighting robot powers sounds fun!

Offhand I would like something with a reasonable amount of mechanical debt so everyone's reploid feels unique, and preferably something with a map/grid. Given how important movement is in those old side scrollers it'd feel weird to do it all TOM and have movement not matter much.

Any thoughts?

Right I'm going to be involved in a Mystara campaign in two weeks and am looking for some inspiration for armour styles that might suit the Ierendi; Mystaras equivalent to the islands. I've toyed with Polynesian themed characters in the past; but they were always lightly armoured DEX based types which not surprisingly Polynesians had plenty of! Fantasy or other wise. Even brought this up on another reddit for those OCs and found plenty of good things for them.

This one though? Front-line-tank. Likely with cool stylized wooden/sharktooth weapon for bashing. So a heavier armour style is much needed. Googled some; got some results; though half them are AI. Not sure what to go with. The character in question is a water Genasi; so surviving underwater with chunky armour isn't going to be a big deal for them.

My usual Thursday night game is off next week due to players being busy with cons and work etc. so I was going to run a shadowdark one shot in it's place. I have a few players lined up for it who already have 3rd LVL PC's (from running scarlet citadel and cult of the red hand. Much fun!)

do folks know of any good adventures for 3rd LVL PC's that'd suit this?