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November 1st, 2020, 23:01 #181
Age of Ashes
Book 2: Cult of Cinders
There doesn't appear to be any encounter listing for the Cinderclaw Patrols mentioned on page 28.
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November 2nd, 2020, 15:38 #182
Thanks for reporting. Sometimes these things slip by when they are not called out by the adventure very well (and only mentioned in passing as it was in this module). I added an encounter record for the patrol and placed the patrol on one of the jungle maps for convenience.
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November 5th, 2020, 11:42 #183
Name: The Slithering
Issue: The Basilisks have the wrong initiative
Impacted: Encounter 2.18.10. B8. Reflection Room
Fix: Replace them with one from the BestiaryHe says gods like having an atheist around. Gives them something to aim at.
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November 5th, 2020, 15:42 #184Developer for lots of adventures, particularly 5E, Pathfinder, Starfinder, and Pathfinder 2E
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November 12th, 2020, 14:41 #185
Another Stat block issue from last nights game of Age of Ashes 4: Fires of the haunted city
in the encounter G1 Sanctum Entrance the Lazurite-Infused Stone Golem is missing its vulnerable to Stone to flesh.
Also I can't see entry for Resistance physical 10 although strangely the messages in the chat window said it was working okLast edited by hawkwind; November 12th, 2020 at 16:55.
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November 14th, 2020, 13:00 #186
Name: The Slithering
Issue: Several items, images and maps have the wrong item not identified name
Impacted: All items with +1; Boots of Elvenkind; Bracers of Armor, Type I; Diplomat's Badge; Moonlit Chain; Rod of Wonder; Scroll of Nondetection; Traveler's Any-Tool; Dust of Appearance; Iron Cube; Feather Token, Fan; Murderer's Knot
Fix: remove Magical from not identified name
Impacted: Barkskin Potion; Healing Potion, moderate; Potion of Acid Resistance, lesser; Potion of Quickness; Salve of Antiparalysis;
Fix: rename to unknown alchemical item
Impacted: Darkwood Music Box
Fix: rename to Small Wooden Box
Impacted: Image: Wand of Teeming Ghosts; Map: Redcap Parade Map; Map: Rain of Ooze Map; Image: Kibwe Gazetteer Opener; Map: Irate Dinosaur Map; Map: Haunted Campsite Map; Map: Hidden Bridge Map;
Fix: rename to more innocuous sounding names. E.g. Rain of Ooze Map to Kibwe Market Street
Impacted: Image:Cursebreaker
Fix: Cursebreaker
You wouldn't believe my player's reaction when I opened the map Haunted Campsite.
It took a ton of discipline from them to ignore that.. :-)Last edited by Farnaby; November 14th, 2020 at 13:04. Reason: speeling is hard
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November 14th, 2020, 13:02 #187
Name: The Slithering
Issue: The item Red Cap has no description
Impacted: Red Cap
Fix: Use the description from the Bestiary Redcap
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November 14th, 2020, 16:37 #188
I'm not sure that I would classify this as a "bug" so much as a style difference between GMs. You obviously don't want your players to be able to tell the difference between a magical quality breastplate and a normal non-magical breastplate, for instance. Nor do you want them to recognize darkwood as being a different wood than normal wood. Some GMs will argue for their games, the differences are obvious, even if they cannot identify the specific magical nature.
I would also argue that the mere fact that a breastplate, for example, is "not identified" and missing most of its information due to being in a "not identified" state will clue in 99.9% of players that that item is not truly a mundane breastplate. They will then just cast the Detect Magic cantrip to see that it is magical.
Given that this is a style thing, if it is changed, there is a good chance that one or more people will report it as a problem to change it back. I can see some GM's and players then being upset that not distinguishing the "not identified" magic items may be harder to see in the party list because they are not tagged (or the GMs will have to go to the extra trouble of then writing "magical" in front of the item. So, as you can see, that can go both ways depending on the GM who runs the game.
I'll kick it around with the team to see which direction makes most sense: changing it as you suggested, or keeping it consistent with the previous standard that was used for all AP modules.
In any case, the point is made about the images and I'll change the names to be a bit more generic. It won't make it to the live environment for a couple of weeks so you will need to change it in your game before showing your players in the meantime.Last edited by sciencephile; November 14th, 2020 at 16:50.
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November 14th, 2020, 17:45 #190
sciencephie: It is an interesting discussion, though, isn't it? For the Agents series, I designate literally everything as unidentified, perhaps even to the opposite extreme. Even most items that have no magic counterpart I set as unidentified. So finding a child's stuffed animal or hairclip might come with the mystery of what could that be?
I don't think there's a right or wrong way because I know there are GMs out here who don't like having everything unidentified (I do the same with all creatures, creating short unidentified labels for them). I think we just do the best we can and let individual GMs adjust as they see fit.
I will say, though, that map/image names are well pointed out. It is quite possible for them to reveal spoilers that are unintended.
PS: Doing all the automation for creatures reminds me, too, that it's hard to come up with an perfect way. We can just give our best effort and go from there. I know a few methods for that I've come to adjust based on suggestions. And that's not even addressing the sheer volume of requests that Trenloe has to deal with from me and others wanting is a certain wayUltimate License Owner since 2011 and FG GM since 2008
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