Home is where the coffin is that has soil from your home land.
John Jones
>Where do your characters call home? Do you enjoy the bustle of the cities or prefer a comfy country life?
If you wanted my raw, honest opinion? He prefers the hustle and bustle of a city; Restov was his home and his everything, Magnimar proved a crude imitation but it just wasn't the same. He suffers in Sandpoint, especially since he doesn't have a reason to be there, and secretly yearns for an excuse to return to the crowded cobblestoned streets of a city.
Carter Russell
Gosh darn Tzimisce.
Asher Peterson
>tfw GM won't allow Psionics for reasons he simply won't tell me nor PoW because it's "too strong"
I truly, truly wish I had the patience and actual desire to be a GM myself because I'm fucking sick of my PF games being run by one fucking guy. It also doesn't help that no one else in the group even likes PF in the first place.
Tyler Morales
Psionics is overpowered trash, why not use an actually balanced system like Psychic magic?
Austin Campbell
>old, used and dried up No thank you. Fishcunt best girl!
Christopher Mitchell
>where do your characters call home?
That depends. One calls a small town in Andoran home, another Westcrown. Another hails from Kintargo (and always hated the place, as far as she knows).
And one I've been working on for a while but am not sure where to use him? Well, he had a home once. Now he can't go back and it's all because of love.
Jordan Phillips
So, this is the guy who wrote the Sword Pact homebrew for Avowed; I've been inspired to make a series of similar esoteric pacts for weapons/equipment. So far I have Shield, Spear, Gun, Bow, Knife, and Armor on the list; would /pfg/ be interested in seeing any more equipment based esoteric pacts?
Samuel Green
Path of War is really hard to balance for, to be fair. You basically have to remove several disciplines and throw in houserules about it.