My swashbuckler wakes up on Darksun and finds that life is crappier there then when he was a slave on his world. He would quickly find out that metal is precious there and hide as much as he can so he wouldn't be noticed and find some work (maybe as a merc) to get local money instead of dropping foreign coins as much as possible.

@Mikael Hellstrom Yeah when I lived in the US is when I started playing it. When I moved to Germany, I didn't see it there at all, but had a DM I played with that knew a little about it so we played it a little bit.

Its in the past, but in my current pathfinder 1st ed. campaign, we had 2 PCs come down with Ghoul fever and couldn't break it. If my character could swap classes for one session, I'd have turned into a cleric to cure their illness or at least keep their stats from dropping. It would have definitely gone wrong when we were fighting like 6 lackeys, the brood queen, and a whale (unfortunately I can't remember what they were, but it was like octopus type humanoids). I wouldn't have hit as hard since I get a lot of bonus damage for being a swashbuckler.

@Mikael Hellstrom I think the things we were fighting were called Grindylows or something like that. Anyway I hadn't either. It luckly only got one bite on one of our players, then was hit really hard several times till it died. We rescued 2 NPCs from that fight, but the brood queen got away.

I prefer running modules but altering them (sometimes little, sometimes a lot). Favorite adventure was a Dungeons and Dragons 3.0 “Red Hand of Doom”.

@Ryan Childs agreed!

Wasn’t my character, but it’s a story I will always remember about how a player had never used fly skill on any of his characters but this time he took the skill. He didn’t have a way of flying naturally or magically, but it never occurred to him he needed a way to fly to use the skill. This was for pathfinder 1st edition. Anyway he had climbed a tree to snipe people on a really hard fight and an enemy got too close to use his rifle effectively so he said “I use my fly skill and fly towards the enemy” before the DM could say anything, he rolled a natural 20. The team all blurted out “you don’t have the ability to fly”. The DM said you swan dive out of the tree and manage to do a tuck and roll and manage to not take any damage. Man did we laugh.

I have a pathfinder 1st edition game tomorrow. Hopefully we outfit our ships and take out some pirates.

@Mikael Hellstrom we had the option. It was going to be us as pirates but we through the dm a curveball and became the hunters. We didn’t like being pressed into service.