So there used to be a statue in front of Lewis and Clark Middle School. What happened to it? I know that school underwent some construction recently - was the statue displaced for that and just not reset? Or has it been removed?
Anyone have any insight?
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So I've been running and playing PF1E for a few years now, and I have never figured out why someone would waste a feat on an exotic weapon proficiency. This has come into sharp relief recently as I've been playing the kingmaker game the last several weeks. (Yes, I know there is a kingmaker sub, but this is relevant to all PF1E and not just the video games.)
Are there specific reasons behind making yourself less efficient by leaning into those exotics, like the dueling sword or two-bladed sword (amongst others)? I get that some players buy heavily into character concept, but for folks who just want to have fun with what they've got, is there a good reason? Is there a payoff later? Like, in Kingmaker, there are a bunch of unique dueling swords that drop as loot, but in RotR and CotCT, I can't remember seeing a single one. And while the roleplayer has spent a feat on a possibly non-recurring weapon proficiency, I can get weapon focus or something for long swords or whatever is a standard martial weapon. Feels like exotics will always be a fest behind
So tl;dr: is there a functional benefit to choosing exotics?
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I've been running an urban-heavy PF1E game and the players will routinely just make the rogue invisible and give them air walk in order to surveil the entire area. I get why, and I've let it go, but they're getting ready to go up against a palace with some fairly heavy and experienced magic users. I'm trying to figure out some way to dissuade them of this behavior and I would appreciate ideas. If this were Shadowrun, I'd just add in some miniature drones that hone in on magic or electromagnetic waves and short it out, but I can't think of anything that's just fantasy.
Note that this palace is in an urban sprawl, so it can't be something that would go against the "good nature" of the town or be glaringly obvious to outsiders. And note also that I'm looking for a deterrent, not a "try this and you die" kind of thing.
There can't be nothing, but I'm at a loss for what would work. Any suggestions would be appreciated, thank you!