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So I'm having some issues with my Pathfinder group right now.
I was stupid and managed to give them a few too many opportunities for wishes, and now they're pretty overpowered. What's the best way to cut them down to size, without throwing encounters at them? I have a story reason why creatures would be getting more rampant, but that feels like a cop out to me.
Also yes I know it was retarded to give my players wishes but at the time it seemed harmless.
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their wishes were cursed and now they have to bear big downsides for keeping whatever they wished for.
make up a downside for each thing they wished for, it could be permanent (but smaller than the upside) or trigger only some times.
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>>54317129
Plan your next game better, then wrap this one up.
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>>54317129
Pathfinder is built to scale over vast tiers of play from 'peasant who just picked up his sword' to ' demigod'.
Therefore you just escalate. Whatever the players were dealing with before is trivial in comparison to whatever world ending threat (ancient dragon, aboleth, barbarian army, planar portal etc) exists now.
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>>54317129
How much OP are they?
What did they wish for?
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