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[Rolan7]

Now you just need a bard of the beats.

[Jimmy]

And a Fighter of the feats.
And a Rogue of the cheats.

[scrdest]

Now you just need a bard of the beats.

It's 50 Copper all over again...

[Urist Mc Dwarf]

@ Redwarrior- have  a random encounter with a bunch of bandits. Have plot coupon in that loot. I don't know the module, so this might not quite work, but it's usually a pretty good trick.

[Tack]

Clerics do it on their knees.
Religiously.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Rogues do it from behind. Druids do it like animals. Rangers do it with animals. Sorcerers do it spontaneously. Fighters use protection. Paladins do it lawfully. Barbarians do it ferociously? That one doesn't really work.

[Tack]

Barbarians do it a number of rounds per day.

[RedWarrior0]

Clerics do it on their knees.
Religiously.

Relevant

[My Name is Immaterial]

Barbarians do it a number of rounds per day.

Oh, I like that. That's really good.

Clerics do it on their knees.
Religiously.

Relevant

Holy shit that's hilarious

[BlackFlyme]

I'll be playing Shadowrun, 5th edition, after my current Pathfinder campaign is over, and I have zero idea about how it works. I got the core rule book, and have slowly been working through it, but I have a few questions.

What is with the priority table? Why would anyone ever not go for priority A when making a character? The book says you choose which priority you want when making your character, but I don't see why anyone would choose B through E except when limited by the GM.

What exactly does a Technomancer do? They book hasn't really elaborated on it yet beyond being Deckers who don't need a cyberdeck. All I'm getting from it so far is "Congratulations, you are capable of shitposting on the internet through sheer power of will!".

[Tack]

In case you wanna start with lots of money or something.

[BlackFlyme]

Oh, I see now. Each column is assigned its own individual priority, rather than choosing a priority and gaining all benefits of said priority's row.

Heh, they actually have a stat-block for super-soakers. Was it always like that, or is it a newer edition inspired by the "Squirt Gun Wars" story I've heard from time to time?

[GiglameshDespair]

"Squirt Gun wars"...?

[BlackFlyme]

TL:DR of it is that some ShadowRun players filled water-guns full of chemicals and a compound that allowed chemicals to be absorbed through the skin, rather than whatever original contract method was.

It quickly became an arms race between the players and the GM to try and thwart the water-gun method/keep the water guns useful.

By Spoony. Some of his stories are great.

[Xardalas]

TL:DR of it is that some ShadowRun players filled water-guns full of chemicals and a compound that allowed chemicals to be absorbed through the skin, rather than whatever original contract method was.

It quickly became an arms race between the players and the GM to try and thwart the water-gun method/keep the water guns useful.

By Spoony. Some of his stories are great.

That is amazing.