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I've been running two different groups through AV:E, both to great success. I cannot adequately explain how strongly this release improved the experience. Integrating the Menace, Troubles, and Abomination Vaults is only the beginning. Revamping parts of levels to add more depth, offering additional encounters to challenge the players, and giving the group an excellent opportunity to leave town and see more of the world. We even get a more in-depth backstory and NPC investment in the adventure, which means we're able to roleplay more complex characters with opaque motives. EVERYTHING has worked for my groups, so far.
I'm utilizing about 90% of what's proposed, here. My lead group is about halfway through the story, and we are 38 sessions in. I've gotten laughter, tears, and a couple of almost TPKs. I am running this in FoundryVTT, and I spent about 3 months updating the official Paizo journals and maps to ensure I had everything in place for this campaign. I've been capturin...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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This is a terrible PF2e product, because it's actually just 5e product with some change in terms. Only one of the potions is balanced and it's completely by mistake. The potions are missing crucial details in them. And I looked at the 5e product (it's on the DM's Guild)- it's completely the same, so that's why the mechanics are not there.
First of all, no activate action, traits and item levels. But I guess you can just say it's a potion, so they're ingested (and in the case of Dancing Potion, thrown like an alchemical weapon) and for the levels we can just look at the Consumeable table and get the level.
Completely unbalanced: Potion of Futuresight, Potion of Dancing, Magic Restoration, Potion of the Oakskin. They're literally unusable if you want to maintain any sense of even remote balance or the math in the system, and are clearly 5e items. Note, it's 4 out of the 6 potions in this file.
Bottled Reconsidiration is not that bad, m...
Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!] |
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