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Like this but bigger? Do Sphinxes have armored plates on their skin?
Honestly, I've gotten a bit gun-shy about announcing dates when I don't have control over whether or not those dates actually get met, but if all goes according to plan there will be sanctioning for multiple PF2 books coming out SOON(TM). Based on the last update I was given, very soon.Poke @ Michael Sayre and Tonya. Any updates? Is that "SOON" on a geological or astrological time scale?
Listen, they said by the end of January. They never said WHICH January. By 2077, I'm sure they'll have the LOWG sanctioned. No guarantees on LOCG though.
The good news is that since Cat, big, is one of the broaded definitions of animal companion in terms of looks, Cringer there won't need a makeover just a stat adjustment should the player not have a boon. Sort of? Warcats are only cats in the loosest sense of the word.
I still think it's a suboptimal process, e.g., Doug Hahn mentioned NDAs (which I've heard of before) and always assumed they existed to allow VOs to have sneak peek access to materials for exactly this reason. I guess not. Last I knew (which is admittedly several years out of date), Venture Captains DID get advanced copies of books, for exactly this reason. Paizo may have stopped doing this at some point, of course.
werd, just kind of bothers me that Krunes artifacts just go away, and the amount of gold you get for that scenario is WAY less than all the magic items you collect for the society. Think of it this way: The Society is not going to let a few random (if competent) employees keep the vastly powerful historical artifact they just killed a Runelord for. Instead, it goes in the basement for study along with all the other vastly powerful historical artifacts that the
you never actually need to calculate the bulk of that sofa the PCs are hauling up the stairs- it's enough to say that carrying the sofa makes you encumbered until you put down the sofa. I would play this scenario.
So when do we get to use them in Pathfinder Society? ;) I'm very interested to see what Swordmaster offers. I've always wanted to build a PC in the vein of a Mifune Toshiro character (from pretty much any Kurasawa film, but Sanjuro from Yojimbo is most iconic), but couldn't ever get it to work in 1st Edition. It's neat. Very much a tank archetype, and can negate crits for your party members (at a cost). I haven't figured out a build I like for it yet, but it has a lot of potential!
Does the old lady remind anyone else of Benny from the Mummy?
What in the world is that creature next to the monkey goblin supposed to be?It's supposed to be exactly the monster we ordered. You'll have to wait for the book to come out to get the scoop on that cute little guy (and a few other great new beasties). Honestly, if that thing is indicative of the wildlife on this island I'm in favor of burning the entire thing to the bedrock and sailing home. ;)
What in the world is that creature next to the monkey goblin supposed to be? Terrible.
The Oakland VO crew is who you really want ask to get the official answer. I assure you there is no Venture Flogging for an honest mistake. We stopped doing that after morale improved. It's okay, Darkive players enjoy it anyway.
I have a local player with this ring. It makes his otherwise 'glass canon' PC nearly untouchable, allowing him to stealthily get to the BBEG (or anything else), get a massive sneak attack off, and (usually) remain nearly un-hittable- at least long enough for him to escape.I am not clear how he is doing this? Being tiny gives you a big stealth bonus but a tiny creature still needs cover or concealment to stealth at all. Given he also needs to enter his targets square to attack those two things definitely seem rather incompatible. 1 level dip into Mouser Swashbuckler, probably. Lets you enter the enemy's square if they miss you, and you always flank the target if there's any adjacent allies. They also provoke if they attempt to move out of your square.
I recommend checking it the Guide. It has a section on this exact matter. :) Specifically, +1 weapons and armor are Always Available (along with most nonmagical gear, see the Guide for more details), which means you don't need to have any fame to purchase them. So buy the heck out of that rapier.
Those would be the chronicle sheets. There's sections your GM should have filled out for gold and prestige earned, but the starting and ending gold and prestige sections are usually left blank. It's your responsibility to fill those parts in. You do in fact get attribute boosts in Pathfinder, and can raise one attribute by 1 every 4th level. Just so you know, make sure that the games you play your character in are Core games. Playing a single non-Core Campaign game on a character will render him non-Core in the system.
It would also be halved, as the damage is part of the weapon damage.
Just did the math. With those wall dimensions (assuming total sidewall dimensions of .6, not each) and the 1x1x2" shape, we get interior dimensions of .4x.4x1.6". That gives us an interior volume of 0.256 cubic inches, or roughly 0.14 fluid ounces. What this really tells us, of course, is that I clearly like math too much.
It's actually rather interesting, because that info gives us the SHAPE of the vial as well: It can't be round, unless it also happens to be a TARDIS. So we can safely assume that it has a square profile. Luckily, this also makes doing the math a hell of a lot easier. A fluid ounce is equal to ~1.8 cubic inches. If we model the vial as a pair of cubes, we can split that in half and take the cubic root to get the interior dimensions of the vial. That gives interior dimensions of ~.965 inches on each side. Subtract that from 1 inch and dividing by 2 gives us the thickness of the glass (.035/2 = .0175). So the glass is a bit less than half a millimeter thick. TL;DR: Don't drop your potion vials.
Two Weapon Fighting has no interaction with natural attacks, barring the usual -X to attacks (an additional -2 in the case of a character with TWF).
Well if this debacle has taught us anything: Don't go to the boards to resolve an official dispute. I think that's a pretty awful lesson to draw from this. If anything, it's wait for the whole story, post everything in its appropriate context, and give campaign leadership a bit more credit. Heck, even "do your research before jumping in" would be a good lesson to draw, if glancing at Warhorn signups could have prevented this whole thread. The boards are great for getting second opinions and asking questions about PFS policies, and Tonya, Paizo staff, and the VO community are one of the most responsive and open game companies I've had the pleasure of dealing with. There's the occasional hiccup to be sure, but never anything that's lead me to question their professionalism.
It would be nice to get an update on this, even if the answer is "we lost the sheets for your tables and they aren't going to be reported." My missing Maelstrom Rift table is my 10th special, and is kind of delaying that 5th star by my name.
Sure. It won't explode and would likely waste all the powder, but I'm sure you could. Also, table GM > VC.
You could in theory also use this as a Sacred Huntsmaster, other Inquisitor who has an Animal Companion, or Cavalier via Tactician. Still, a rewording of the prereq would be lovely, given that it also allows Eidolons and familiars, which I can't think of a way to give the feat off the top of my head.
Save or Die: To be fair, it's not really dying (only 2PP to get it removed, and the scenario provides a way to get rid of it after just that one encounter), and there's a REALLY easy way to avoid it.
Nope, the CL of that wand would still be 1. The character themselves is considered 1 CL higher for purposes of using items, which matters mostly for scrolls, where they might have to make caster level checks to use them.
Assuming you mean ability to get a character to decent level AT GENCON? No. In theory, you could play every slot and get a character to just shy of 5th level, but that's an awful lot of time spent playing Pathfinder that you could spend doing other stuff. Not that Pathfinder Society isn't a blast, but there's a lot of things happening at GenCon, and it'd be a shame to spend the entire time in the Sagamore. ;)
Nope, it's a gaze attack.
Yep, purely a player issue. Antipaladin abilities pretty explicitly only work on enemies, and unless you're regularly frenching the Antipaladin, he's not really a disease vector (and honestly, this shouldn't come up terribly often in play with an AP PC, due to onset times being a thing). |
