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An ASP.NET/SQL web app developer currently using MVC, Entity Framework, jQuery.

Experience of: Java, Web Forms, Sharepoint, plain JavaScript, SSIS, T-SQL and various reporting and other bespoke applications.

1.5 years experience in QA and an ISTQB/ISEB Foundation Certificate in Software Testing.

BA in Philosophy and Computing from University of Kent.

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Jan 4	asked	How to upgrade Pathfinder Beginner Box games and characters to Pathfinder Core Rules?
Jan 4	asked	What considerations to make introducing a new player to an existing party, especially wealth and items?
Jan 4	comment	Software to manage AD&D characters Does rpgwithme.com support AD&D characters?
Dec 12	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? `Is there any reason why the undead need to be the corpse of the fallen PC?` No reason other than drama.
Dec 12	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? `Who gets the gear?` Very good point. After the PC died, the party are looking after his gear. At the moment, the PC is resurrected away from his party. When they are reunited they return his gear.
Dec 11	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? `"An entity from the Negative Energy plane or a demon with a strange sense of humour are both good options."` I really like this idea.
Dec 11	awarded	Nice Question
Dec 10	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? @ColinD No, the order of my plot is: True resurrection and then reanimation of the corpse by someone else in secret. I can make that undead an enemy out of a Bestiary.
Dec 10	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? @Cthos that's a good spell, I might throw that into the mix.
Dec 10	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? @okeefe, that's the order of events in my plot: True resurrection and then reanimation of the corpse. It all gets a bit "Ship of Theseus", then again I can fall back to "He's a wizard and he used magic". I think my players will enjoy the story enough to suspend disbelief and are quite new to the game, so won't be jarred by rules being broken since we don't know them :)
Dec 10	comment	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses? @ColinD I want my PCs to fight one of their corpses that has been raised from the dead to be a bodyguard for a high level villain.
Dec 10	asked	Any GM headaches or canon reasons not to let resurrected PCs fight their reanimated corpses?
Sep 1	accepted	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking?
Aug 31	comment	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? @Random832 Or do you mean like this? rpg.stackexchange.com/a/8342/3819
Aug 31	comment	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? @aslum `"If you have the Deceitful feat, you get a bonus on Bluff checks."`
Aug 31	comment	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? @Random832 so each time a party enters a room, you'd give them automatic checks for everything in that room? So, for you, a party of 4 entering a room with 3 traps would result in 12 perception checks?
Aug 31	comment	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? Passive perception has only been in DnD since 4e and isn't in Pathfinder?
Aug 31	comment	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? So, passive perception is, essentially, state of constantly having rolled a particular perception. E.g. A dwarf has a passive perception for traps like this of 12. When passing within 10 foot of a trap with a perception DC10, he would automatically notice it (since 12 > 10), but for a similar trap with DC15 he wouldn't (since 12 < 15)?
Aug 31	comment	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? Nice. Lots of good approaches. I play a lot of poker, so should have high enough DEX and CHA to be able to roll without raising suspicion :) That's a good related question too, hopefully mine isn't a duplicate?
Aug 31	revised	How to roll perception checks for characters who aren't actively looking? added 1 characters in body