Paizo Games General /pgg/ (Pathfinder & Starfinder, formerly /pfg/)
Body Modification Edition: Cybernetics are confirmed in Starfinder, and already exist in Pathfinder. Alchemist can mutate their body permanently. Shape shifting exists ect... What sorts of Physical alterations have your characters gone through?
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Then the hard part about learning the rules is over.
Just run a game for 2-3 people.
No memes
No joke apps
1 month application time
This way, you'll have time to get to know these people, acknowledge they are both internet randoms and potential friends, and maybe even inspire others to run
Oh yeah, that guy wanted a Frame race. I should work on a a little intro for them.
Are people familiar with intelligent robots from Star Wars?
So uh, why aren't the IRC/Discord/Currently recruiting games in the OP anymore?
No need.
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While I appreciate the words of encouragement, it's not that simple. It's not getting used to the people I'm around - as a matter of fact that makes it worse, as i don't want to disappoint them - but rather an inability to consciously work in a position where I'm forced to pay attention to everything going on immediately as it happens; if some sort of problem is a bout to crop up, I won't catch it because it takes me a bit to catch up. further than that, I have chronic migraines that muddle my ability to think, so I often have to leave games early - it's not fair to a gaming group for the GM to do that.
Past that, none of this addresses the fact that I'm uncreative in the extreme. Almost all of my characters are either slef-inserts or ripped straightfrom another franchise with the serial numbers filed off.
I would love to be able to GM. I love the idea of telling stories, and I know a ton of people that would appreciate it, but I wouldn't make a good GM for a number of reasons.
All games are bamboozles or are only accepting celebrity apps. So there's no need for the common rabble to apply.
That doesn't cover the lack of the Discord and IRC links
And celebrities are made, silly
Unlike last time, now I'm starting to feel like I have to disagree with you on some things. While I did have to add a bit of plot, the main objective of my recent patch was to give detail to who Witch was as a person. Let's look at some things:
>Truth
Yes, she stumbles upon it, but she damn well stays where she stumbles. I didn't want to add MORE plot than needed, thus I felt the trigger event and the relevant stuff in her personality tab was enough.
>Justice
Irrelevant, since this is all about her own idea of justice, which (as I point out) is probably different from most other people's. Freedom has little to do with it; it is mostly a link between what is "true" and what is "right", and therefore "justice" fits best.
>Spirit
For one, with Spirit she represents the spirits themselves, much as she represents the living with Life. Secondly, she spends equal amount of time "assuaging fears" as she does healing people's wounds, and a big part of why she wants in on the Ensoulment project in the first place is because she feels her guidance is more important in higher places.
>Life
She does, though. Her motivation is literally staring death in the face and denying him his price - hell, there's even a bolded line about the revelation she has right after she gains her powers. Other than that, healing and guiding people is what she's done all of her childhood. It's who she is, what she does. Her "toppling the government" was simply by accident, not by design - she genuinely thought she was doing good and that everyone would agree with her actions at first. When she realized this was not he case, she kept going - because her truth was more important.
I did worry about the length of the piece with the new revision, but I don't feel like you're doing it justice right now. Your concerns have been noted, though.