/pfg/ Pathfinder General

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Feelin' Pretty Edition: how often do you give monsters "Humanizing" traits? Like an interest in jewelry or poetry?

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I should use intelligent monsters more often.

To other GMs out there, take a page from Jackie Chan movies. Always do your best to include an enemy the party can talk smack to. You'd be surprised how fast and focused the players become when an enemy makes a 'Yo Hive Momma' joke at them

There are no "monsters" in my settings. Only races, or animals.

Humans are a minority in the great world of more or less civilized creatures.

Harpies should not be cute, they're miserable ugly hags that shit on your food!

How do you build him?

>thinking my setting should be everyone's setting

To Buildposter,

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I think the Investigation angle would be the best.

Was the world always like this?

Did we all wake up here one day?

Is there a Dungeon or Tower reaching to the depths/heavens?

Chug an energy drink and think of some extra twists. Maybe we're shrunk and surviving in there, or maybe the Giants wanted to test something out and set the place up.

I'm usually not impressed by art, but that is an uncharacteristically adorable Harpy.

By asking your GM if you can be a cancerous meme that has 20 fast healing.

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