I actually play pathfinder with my roomies. Any questions send my way. We got most of the books, and have done the first few of the Eunelords adventures. If we don't know it we can find it out.

Oh, I've already played through Curse of the Crimson Throne. I'm a level 18 Cleric, we did the module based on Witch Wars after Crimson Throne, I made my own little campaign recently, we finish it up tonight. I'm really really excited to see the party go up against my boss. :D

Level 25(10 Sorcerer, 5 Cleric, 10 Mystic Theurge) Rakshasa

Cohort; Level 23(14 Witch, 9 Demoniac) Human

Level 25 Demon Lord, who the Witch is a willing slave to. :D

I can give you a link to a more detailed story synopsis.

I'd like that. Maybe give our GM a few idea for her campaign. We're running the Runelords first, but will go to Crimson Throne next I'm sure.

I dunno about Runelords, but, I know Crimson Throne is basicly a 1-17 or so, adventure. I came in at the beginning of the second module, so, I hadn't missed much when I started.

Anyway, here is the synopsis of what I wrote out. The players beat him last night, eventually, but, only cause one of them had a cube of force, and erected a barrier of antimagic field. Bastard, I almost wiped out the party too!

Well, this is/was my one shot. The main caster of the group. A Tiefling Sorcerer named Gomoric, is approached by a familiar with a letter of invitation. The sweet words and invitation to a secret society of mages is too much for the Tiefling to pass up, and, wanting to gloat to his allies, invites them along.

Upon arrival at the destination, all the party finds is a small temple(30x30) with 4 pillars, with words carved into them, Elven. The four words are, Knowledge, Wisdom, Intelligence, and Experience.

After some looking around, the party finally decides to step into a teleportation circle and are sent up to the floating city of Greymire. Though it is considered a city, they have no need of a shopkeep, and as such, the town has no shops, and no wares for sale.

On arrival, the party notices 6 Golems around the room, and surmise its for defensive purposes, likely to keep unwanted visitors out. Also, around the floating city is a regenerating cloud of acid.

Upon leaving the underground entrance(as thats where the exit of the circle was), The party is greeted by a half elf named Bahrune. He is the headmaster of the magic college, the society, and essentially, the mayor of the city. Invited to explore and look around the city, the party, a half-orc cleric of Gorum, a paladin of Imodae, and a human summoner(not counting the Tiefling, or their cohorts, yay for leadership feat).

After a quick look around the Library, College, and City hall, they stop in at the Tavern to eat up and then retire for the evening. (At this point, I would have initiated a surprise attack, upon arrival at their resting quarters, but, the sorcerer has a psuedo-dragon for a pet, and, it detected the invisible being in the room.) With a failed attempt to kidnap the partys main spell caster, the captured man admits he is doing this for the headmaster, that his family was taken hostage, and that the place is a trap.

The party immediately return to the teleport pad, only to find out its been dimensionally locked, and there is no way out. From here, the party decides to rest regardless, and investigate in the morning. (From here, they explore either the Library, College, or City hall, encounter nothing but mage enemies, and after some exploring, find a secret door in each building, leading to a underground dungeon.)

I just thought I'd share that with everyone here, incase someone wanted to take my concept and tweak it. The end boss is a Rakshasa, level 25, with character levels in Sorcerer(10), Cleric(5) and Mystic Theurge(10). He has Mithril Fullplate of Determination +4 on(instant Breath of Life, upon death, or 0 HP) and the Clone spell active. He has a level 23 Witch(14 Witch, 9 Demoniac), and the Demon Lord she is tethered to. I added 2 Iron Golems, since its essentially a 8 on 3 fight, a 8-5 isn't as rough.

The gist of everything is;Elves weren't always the people that we'd thought them to be. Long, long ago, forgotten, even by them, they were power hungry, magically power hungry. Within the walls of this floating city, beneath the stone and rock, lies a chamber that drains away ones magic power, and grants it to another. The partys main caster was the target of this, and the headmaster, sought to drain the sorcerer of all his magic powers and grant them to himself. (feel free to bolster the boss with more spells then normal, to reflect his doing this previously)

I think it would be a fun boss to re-encounter, since he'll only show up once his new Clone is created and he can regain his 2 levels in the meantime of his preperations to try and kidnap the main caster again. Also, if you have a paladin in the party, like I had, and was afraid of the Brilliant Energy Divine Bond. I found a work around. Have the Rakshasa use his Shapeshift ability to assume the form of a Golem, or a Warforged, changing from half-elf to that, and mention this is his 'true form' leading the party to believe that Brilliant Energy wouldn't work against him. :D

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When the 'Warforged' loses his allies, he'll start casting spells that affect any, and everyone in range, his favored spell being 'Wail of the Banshee' If you fail your fort save, its a straight up 150 damage. Only 2 party members passed the save. Before this, the Warforged will pick one of the biggest, healthiest looking characters, and cast "unwilling shield" on them, basicly, half their damage goes to the player character. ALSO, they enemies were scrying on the party, and learn their tactics from the first 3 fights, preparing against them(like, my partys use of the brilliant energy on weapons, and using his shape shift to look like a warforged) Upon entering the room, 2 runes activate, Run of Vulnerability, no saves, no SR, straight up, -4 to saves, SR, DR, and something else. Also, if they fail the second save, Symbol of Weakness, it does 3D6 STR damage, for 10 minutes. Which, will likely be the whole battle, thereby knocking most fighters damage down to minimal. And, with the -4 to saves in effect, that should most likely hit. The Rakshasa(Warforged) favors spells that do damage, as well as stat damage, when it comes to selecting spells for him. Keep that in mind.

That's pretty wicked. Mind if I use that when I run an adventure? I want to challenge them with something. I'll give you credit of course, after they are put through their paces by it. And any future idea would be fun to do. If you lived close I might see if you could join our group.

Go for it. I'm starting up a second one soon. That one was a big success with the party. I had 3 dungeons in it and that I mapped out on graph paper, about 10 'treasures' per dungeon. Below the Library is the 'restricted' section, full of magic books and scrolls. Beneath City hall was the treasury, where they had a few 'very' nice items, but, mostly the chests contained taxes collected from the people. Lastly, the College had the armory beneath it, with all the magic weapons and armor, mostly robes, and magic staves of course, but, there were 2 sets of metal armor there. Clerics can use heavy armor, after all.

The second one I'm writing up, is going to deal with plane shifting. In our last 'main' campaign ran by the normal DM, one of our main partys cohort, a Wemic Stalwart Defender, was sent to another plane, and the DM didn't want to write up a homebrew campaign, for it, so, I asked if he minded me running it. He said he didn't care, since, it seemed I did so well with the first. :) So, if at some point one of your party is sent off like that as well, I can toss this campaign your direction as well.

Thanks a lot. I don't want to seem like I am begging for things though. We just got some of our older characters for another GM made into gods, and are starting new ones. Maybe you'd like to use them for your adventures? I can scan the sheets and send them to you next week I think.

I dunno how I would use them. The next adventure I have to write up, is the party going to Acheron in the other planes. I doubt your party is evil, or been banished to that plane. We're having to go find the Sorcerers Cohorot(Leadership Feat) who was plane-shifted there. On top of what we're doing, I gotta add in 2 artifacts, I know I wanna make a orc-only sword. And, I dunno what I'm gonna use for the summoners artifact.

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Our gods were forced to rip apart the prime they are from, and have a new plane to remake for themselves. We are the major deities, and one is chaotic-evil. For the summoner, how about a rug of seals? A carpet-like item that, upon command, is woven with the proper symbols and glyphs to summon anything from the list, to include the name if it is given as part of the command. May even include Dimensional Lock to keep them bound from magical travel.

His natural abilities already include Summon Monster 10(we just hit level 20) He can summon any beastie on the list anyway, but, he can't have a summon as well as his Eidolon. Its one or the other. Perhaps a robe of summoning, that allows him to have a Summon and his Eidolon both, instead of one or the other.

That would be good for him. Maybe include a spell on it like Familiar Pocket. Can't remember if it's Pathfinder or not though. That way his Eidolon can have a safe place if it needs one.

I was actually thinking of giving him an item that basicly confers 10 levels of sorcerer to him, so he's got some attack spells in his list. he'd only have up to like, 4th or 5th level, but, he'd have something besides buff spells.

That's a good idea. Give him something other than support. I know that, as a cleric in my group, I have a tough time if my battle spells run out.

I do too, I've got quite a few, actually. :) But, mostly I have buff spells, and investigation spells.

Yeah. Makes me feel good when I can use a spell or ability outside of battle. My favorite is to "mend" damaged or broken things the GM puts in our way.

I had one of the NPC's in our party, a Bard named Trina, fall madly in love with me, because, she painted something for the deceased king, and the jealous queen destroyed the painting. I had Mending, so, I used it, then, the bard was all up in my junk about how sweet I was and whatnot. No half-orc dick for her though.

Half-orc, eh? Those are some big boys if I recall right. Got anything for a dwarf cleric of Torag?

half orc, that was cursed through the course of the game with 'giant form' ;_; I'm like, 13 feet tall, but, I bet that rocks your world, lol.

Mmmm, The only non-pathfinder spell I used was called 'Visage of the Diety' which our DM approved.(6th level spell) And later, Greater Visage of the Diety(9th level, also approved) It basicly turns the caster into a living embodiment of their god.

From this spell, you gain: Wings, that let you fly at X2 your normal speed and travel distance. +1 AC, Low light vision, Resist 10 (Cold/Elec if good, Fire/Acid if evil) Immunity to disease. +4 to all saving throws. Damage Reduction 10/magic, SR25, and Str+4, Dex+2, Con+4, Int+2, Wis+4, Cha+4. It lasts a round a level.

I also recommend casting Heros Feast, every day. It gives the party a few handy buffs.

I'll keep all that in mind, and look up the spell to see if she'll let me use it.

And I'd love to meet your half-orc some time.

He's a level 20 Cleric of Gorum now. :) So, the only way you'd probably meet him is if he gave you a job, lol.

He's a duke of a castle, devoted the whole castle to training clerics, fighters and barbarians, all in the name of Gorum, god of war. :D

Well, my former dragonborn turned god might have few jobs for him.