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Pathfinder (Paizo) is a tabletop roleplaying game where your characters build, battle and level up alongside other brave adventurers. In the party is a lovable rogue, a powerful wizard, a fierce fighter, and a devoted cleric, but the party is only as strong as its weakest link. You have the opportunity to explore the Pathfinder RPG online with your friends, create your own custom adventures, or even face off in a live Pathfinder RPG campaign.
Key Features:
– Experiment with more than 30 different character classes and build a party that fits your style
– Customize your experience with nearly 200 abilities and talents to find your perfect party or build your own story
– Take on exciting and rewarding quests with a living world that reacts to what you do and say
– Cast devastating area of effect spells, equip powerful armor, and use traps to hit hard and fast
– Learn new powers as you explore the world
– Get lost in a living, breathing, monster-infested game of life and death.
Pathfinder (Paizo): The Dead Roads
Pathfinder RPG (Paizo): The Dead Roads
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How to detect/handle Chrome adblock?

Does anybody have some experience with Chrome’s new ad blocking? Maybe there is a way to handle it in c#/C++?
Thanks in advance,
Richard

A:

You’re right that it seems to be done by active content under the page. I assumed that the website has to register the JavaScript they need (what they use in the ads).
I’m guessing that your code gets the page (HTML), it looks at its contents, looks at if there are any ads etc. and decides whether or not to show the ad.
If a user blocks the ads, then that code is never run and the ad never shows up.
I haven’t read it, but I believe that the next version of Google Chrome will change the blocking mechanism – namely when a user changes the setting they will have more control (i.e. set programatically).

Summary: “The Long Island Voice” takes a look back at the careers of York’s Little League All-Stars from the 1960s and 1970s. Join us as we commemorate the team’s 60 years of Little League excellence.

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“The Long Island Voice” takes a look back at the careers of York’s Little League All-Stars from the 1960s and 1970s. Join us as we commemorate

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The Dead Roads Adventure Path is slowly consuming the towns and villages along the southern edge of the Marshal’s Reach. Complaints of zombie-like creatures attacking home owners has reached the attention of General Markus Brackenwinter. The general has sent out a scout unit of mercenaries led by a half-elf barbarian named Faxe. It is rumored that a man named Jon Rashbad is hiring mercenaries to protect his home and his goods. Brackenwinter fears the worst and is sending out a berserker named Jarrin “The Hunt” Jones to investigate. He also confers with General Aydan “Fat Man” Harbad who is seeking to obtain a magical amulet that can be used to open a gate into the Tomb of Annihilation and undo the damage done by the Tyrant to their lands. The general suggests that they outsource the amulet’s reproduction to the Dwarfs of the Lowerstraits of Raven’s Low Duchy.

You play as Faxe, a half-elf barbarian…

Hunting down Jon Rashbad is the main objective of the adventure. A dash of glory and prestige awaits the adventurer who can capture Jon and bring him to justice before moving on to the other mercenaries.

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Adventure Path: Chronicles of the Dead Roads is an adventure for player characters levels 7 to 9, with two levels of optional prestige classes introduced each wave.

Players can choose to play the Faxe Variant which rolls randomly determined encounters.

Turning every 30 days on a dangerous treasure hunt. PC’s can track down treasure maps that lead to and from Prydian chalk mines that are plagued with undead ravenous monsters.

The encounter tables are randomly rolled and for each encounter is assigned a probability for an encounter. The probability along with the nature of the encounter determines the dice rolled.

Turning every 30 days after five turn the changes in the Tomb and the environment

 

Fantasy Grounds – Pathfinder RPG – The Tyrant’s Grasp AP 1: The Dead Roads (PFRPG) Free X64 [Updated-2022]

The Tyrant’s Grasp is a Pathfinder RPG Adventure Path launched on January 7, 2019 for 1st-level characters.
The Tyrant’s Grasp is the first Adventure Path to take place entirely in the Mists. Its setting is gritty, dark, and brimming with Lovecraftian horror. The PCs are thrust into a forgotten and dangerous world where nothing is what it seems. Sinking corridors filled with undead and unholy beasts twist and weave through a space bound only by illusion and your will. The Silent Grottoes of the city of Karthas, the region’s most infamous graveyards, host a trio of elder dread lords—the Whispers, Slithers, and Whisperers—each of them a twisted mockery of our own dead, a being whose existence many people would rather never know.
With no society, magic, or light of any kind, the living in the city of Karthas have adapted, bartering with powerful beings and societies from a hidden realm that their own ancestors summoned. Yet Karthas is too well hidden. Dark cults and savage otherworldly armies strike from beyond, the one common certainty being that the people who dwell inside the city’s dead streets are an abomination to their gods.
Explore a new style of fantasy roleplaying in your Pathfinder campaign, an intense, dramatic setting where survival is a constant battle. Where the forgotten go, often the dead follow.
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Pathfinder RPG The Tyrant’s Grasp™: A brand-new Pathfinder RPG adventure published for the first time in hardcover format, for characters of 1st level, complete with tips, tricks, and special features for setting your game in the Forgotten Kingdoms.
The Silencing of the Dead: Lose the shackles of civilization in the Mists, a fantastic, Lovecraftian world filled with secrets, hidden dangers, and the power of ancient evil.
The Skeleton Tree: You’ll never look at a tree in the same way again. The Pale Tree has grown over the city of Karthas and its ancient dead for so long that it’s become a symbol of the city’s hope, power, and myth.
The Old Gods: Karthas is an area the cataclysm-struck mistgates allowed primitive life to intrude upon the city. As they spread across the world, the dead spirits of the Mists took on new forms.
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Checkbox value not stored on post

I have the following checkbox in a form :

If I use the following piece of code (which is actually a js.erb function) to store the value :
if ($(‘input[name=fields\\[\\d\\]]’).is(‘:checked’)) {
$(‘input[name=fields\\[\\d\\]]’).each(function() {
var box = $(this);
var id = box.attr(‘name’).split(‘[‘)[1];
var str = $.map($(‘input[name=’+id+’]’), function(el) {
return el.value;
});
…

It stores all the values but the first one. When the form is submitted it only stores the last value and when the user unchecks the other boxes the post is empty.
I’m pretty sure it has to do with the [] inside the name field, any idea how to solve this?

A:

My guess is that the name attribute of your checkbox elements have something after the square brackets (in which case you’re appending the square brackets to the name field and not the name itself).
See this for a reference:
But try not to use the ‘[‘ unless there’s a matching ‘]’ (the empty square brackets are because they can’t be removed in the raw HTML). It’ll get you errors in older browsers, and it’s simply not needed when using a submit button to submit the form.

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javascript Array object vs Objekt

I am working with the MEAN stack.
Implementing a particular library called “ribbon” for some work I made on a customer application.
In order to do my work I need to use my custom built library.
Here the creator explain how it’s working:

What’s new: