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Will we see these characters made for pregens for society play?

Does the downtime increase on these adventures if applied to a character that has the field commission?

Andrew Johns 25 wrote:

This is a great book. Enjoy the lore and all the new items. The only thing I think that needs to be errata to do things are watch and learn & remember your training. These two feats in each of their ways let you add your level to skills you are untrained in, but it really does not do anything due to the fact you are already getting this from the dedication feat that is a pre-req for it(Pathfinder Agent Dedication Feat).

Take a look in the thread, and if it's not already posted there, you can post it!

Official Lost Omens clarification, errata, and FAQ thread

[EDIT] Someone posted it already it seems! Now we just have to wait and see.

Thank you

This is a great book. Enjoy the lore and all the new items. The only thing I think that needs to be errata to do things are watch and learn & remember your training. These two feats in each of their ways let you add your level to skills you are untrained in, but it really does not do anything due to the fact you are already getting this from the dedication feat that is a pre-req for it(Pathfinder Agent Dedication Feat).

Is there a reason why levels 1-2 only get one thing from this sheet, while 3-4 gets all 6. I mean they did not even put the scrolls on here.

I am building a Magus to play in the Slithering going the Shooting Star style. A maneuver I was thinking about using at some point would be spell strike dispel magic, but I don't think it would work if I hit a creature as the spell says target magic effect. What do you guys think? An example I was thinking was a villain cast fly on themselves to fly away. Spell Strike Dispel Magic with the Shooting Star to allow me to do range weapons. Shot bad guy Dispel Magic counter act check vs. Fly spell.

Thanks in advance

Players guide is not coming up when I click on link.

So my question is about the silver longsword they find in Area A9 in chapter 2. Was curious what grade it was since there are 3 different grade with precious metals. I assumed low grade silver since it is a level 2 item as well as the Knights would not leave high quality behind.

Thanks in advance James Jacobs.

It does not state in the rules that you can use tumble through to avoid AOO's. Just that you can tumble to the other side. I assume that is how it works though. Just need a clarification.

Thanks.

I am ready to run Age of Ashes for my family home game. My wife really loves dragons.

Was just curious more out of excitement for the new edition to come out. Does paizo plan on making these adventures sanctioned for play?

Will this adventure be playable in society?

Andrew Johns 25 wrote:

I am looking forward to building my Goblin Bard named Bass (pronounced like the fish) Trebelmaker.

Cool! I often find when I ask a question at the end of a long blog, mostly people don't answer it because there's too much in the blog on which to comment, so thanks for answering. What sort of muse are you thinking for Bass?

That is a good question. I was thinking of the Maestro because I see him as being the performing type. Kind of like a Johnny Cash where you either like his distinctive voice or don't. I don't know if there are any new ones just the ones I have seen in the play test.

What do you think?

I am looking forward to building my Goblin Bard named Bass (pronounced like the fish) Trebelmaker.