I have a question regarding traits in Season 1. All traits in the Character Traits PDF are allowed, right? Why, exactly, would anyone NOT take Rich Parents?
I'm just trying to figure out how that trait balances with gameplay. I'm converting my season 0 character, and I'm taking Rich Parents, so I have 1250gp (500 after 1 session+750 EXTRA starting gold), since I only played 1 scenario with my guy, right? I know I can't buy a piece of magic armor, but I can certainly have a couple masterwork items...
Someone, ANYONE, please let me know if this trait is disallowed...'cause I don't want to cheat.
If you take a look at Chapter 13 of the Player's Guide, you'll see:
page 28 wrote:
Pathfinder Character Traits Web EnhancementAvailable at paizo.com/traits; all traits in this document are allowed except for the following: Adopted, Focused Mind, Hedge Magician, Magical Knack, Natural-Born Leader, Rich Parents, and Sacred Touch; Feat: Additional Traits
Rich Parents is one of the few traits from that document which is not allowed in PFS play. Most of the other traits from the traits enhancement and other sourcebooks are available, though, and all the exceptions are listed in chapter 13 (pg. 27-29) of the v2.0 Guide to Pathfinder Society Organized Play.
If you take a look at Chapter 13 of the Player's Guide, you'll see:
page 28 wrote:
Pathfinder Character Traits Web EnhancementAvailable at paizo.com/traits; all traits in this document are allowed except for the following: Adopted, Focused Mind, Hedge Magician, Magical Knack, Natural-Born Leader, Rich Parents, and Sacred Touch; Feat: Additional Traits
So, it's not allowed in Pathfinder Society play.
Must have missed that when I read through the Guide. Thanks, Chris!
Must have missed that when I read through the Guide. Thanks, Chris!
(nods) I missed it, too. As a matter of fact, it was yoda8myhead who pointed out to me that the list of acceptable traits was more complicated than I'd presumed..
Can I choose the same level 1 spell (say Chill Touch) for the Precocious Spellcaster trait (Regional trait from Taldor) and the Gifted Adept trait (Basic-Magic trait), thus casting it at caster level +2 ?
Can I choose the same level 1 spell (say Chill Touch) for the Precocious Spellcaster trait (Regional trait from Taldor) and the Gifted Adept trait (Basic-Magic trait), thus casting it at caster level +2 ?
I have a question regarding traits in Season 1. All traits in the Character Traits PDF are allowed, right? Why, exactly, would anyone NOT take Rich Parents?
I'm just trying to figure out how that trait balances with gameplay. I'm converting my season 0 character, and I'm taking Rich Parents, so I have 1250gp (500 after 1 session+750 EXTRA starting gold), since I only played 1 scenario with my guy, right? I know I can't buy a piece of magic armor, but I can certainly have a couple masterwork items...
Someone, ANYONE, please let me know if this trait is disallowed...'cause I don't want to cheat.
The trait is balanced because the others have long term worth while rich parents does not. Sure it will kick ass for the first few levels, but after that things start costing a lot more and the gain becomes more negligible. Personally I would not be inclined to take it.
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