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A cleric with the community domain can remove fatigue a number of times a day.

Are you a natural weapon build, two handed build or some other build?

Sound like fun. Count me in. I do want to stop and hunt constantly.

"I find that I do not truly believe the words you have spoken to me.

And also

"But do not let it be said we are without compassion.

This is while evil will always win, because good is dumb.

Although I am not normally a fan of potions, by using alchemical allocation, an alchemist can be prepared for any situation. I like to load up on non alchemist potions to increase my versatility. Summoners can cast stone skin as a third level spell. If you can get a hold of a potion of stone skin, alchemical allocation lets you get a wonderful amount of use out of it.

As far as the bow, you'll have to be more specific. An enchantment to improve it's aim? That's something I can handle. What specifically are you looking for?"

No, nothing so fancy as that. Just a simple, well made composite longbow.

Home game, but dev rulings hold influence. I am building a character that will be a gun slinger, but already has gunsmith.

Hi can someone point me to the post where one of the staff said that a character starting with a crafting feat can come in with equipment made with the feat. Thank you, I have not been able to locate myself.

They are treated as a one handd weapon and a light weapon when they are being used to as a double weapon or they can be used as a two handed weapon. This is mostly done when the wielder is only able to make one attack, such as after a move or a charge.

Edit Ninjaed. Took to long

No, unless you are also using spell combat. All spell strike does is allow the free touch attack to be replaced with a free weapon attack.

*turn undead thread

Interesting stuff

I promised the group pie, not you.

Yes I did. I said said you granted the full effects of concelment, ie 50% miss chance. And I think you mean moot. No one at our table is mute.

You were right.

And if you kill me you get no pie.

I had a situation come up recently in game. The party was fighting a custom undead of some sort in a room filled with smoke (it simulated the effects of an obscuring mist, concealment within five feet, total concealment beyond).

The undead stepped up next to me and used a breath weapon and hit me (and maybe someone else, but that is irrelevant). One of the breath weapon's effects was one round of blindness upon a failed save. I failed the save. I then tried to use a hex on the undead, but was told by the GM that I could not because I did not know where the undead was.

One of our twice weekly rules debates ensued (I usually point and laugh during these) during which we were all looking at how hexes work and targets spells (for reference) but we did not come up with anything terribly conclusive beyond live of sight stuff. We finally settled on the total concealment miss chance.

Is this correct. The GMs argument is that I did not know where he was. My argument is that I did have him pin pointed because I had seen him as he moved up and that the breath weapon was an attack, automatically pin pointing him. Please advise.

I had a gunslinger that operated under similar restraints. Our party was born in a village that was essentially a forced labor camp where weapons and magic were forbidden to the populace. Our GM did warn us however. My class ability gun was provided as loot found in the mine pretty quickly. After that, I was to paranoid to carry it most of the time, leaving it hidden until I made sure to pump my sleight of hand. Even after that, I used it sparingly because of the noise. When I did use it, I was quite effective.

Well, if you just hold on to the neck of your giant, you can ascend without making a single check.

Does dream speaker effect the slumber hex or does it only work for spells that cause a sleep effect?

Look at the dragoon fighter archetype. They get extra damage weapon training with all weapons of the spear group.

I live in part of an old farm house. My wife and I thought everything was good, just the power going on and off at time during the night. The next morning I went outside and a tree was down in the sideyard, rippped up by the roots, and one of the barns had its roof blown off.

I am eastern PA, which is almost the east coast. It is times like that we actually do not mind that New Jersey is blocking the beach.

Bump

core races.

The general consensus would be yes, but double check with your dm.

Core races. Core Rule book, APG, UM, UC, ARG, UE. So no quiploth tiefling. Cleric get me the black powder inquisition, the ability to cast mending as often as I like, and the abundant ammunition spell.

I had an idea for an upcoming campaign. I am going to make a cleric 1, luring cavalier the rest of the way that uses firearms. I am not going with musketeer, because I want the mount. For one of my domains, I am going to take black powder inquisition because is gets me EWP firearms and gunsmithing feats. Mending from the first cleric level should keep me going after my gun misfires (I know it is a ten minute cast time, I will have a back up for when it does). What should I take for my second domain? I am going order of the star caviler which will give me a little progression on my channeling.

I am going to use a halfing, because I like them and because the bonuses fit well.

Rolled stats before racial bonuses are

11
15
11
11
15
13

I plan on taking point blank shot for my first feet and Rapid reload for my second, about the time I can afford to make a gun.

Any general advice? And again, what would a good second domain be. Assume good or neutral aliment.

Thanks

I believe rules a written is a no. Most GMs would probably allow it though.

I just pissed of an NPC enough that I was told I should have a back up character, just in case. We are using an exotic race list, so my back up is a centaur (using the build at the back of the ARG) Barbarian 1, Inquisitor 2. It is not nearly as powerful as it sounds since I rolled very very poorly and while everyone had their highest non 18 stat made an 18, my second highest stat is a twelve before racial bonuses.

I think the idea is that it can be used by the GM to determine how they want to vampire to be killed. It also provides a BBEG that can not be one shoted even when the Paladin crits on a smite on the first hit.

Cheliax is evil. They have a french accent. Everybody knows that the source of all the worlds evil is france.

I find it varies from campaign to campaign. Usually the only use slight of hand sees at our table is the guy who always plays a rogue pocketing silverware. In our current campaign however, we all live and were born in a gulag, and weapons are illegal. My Gunslinger has slight of hand to be able to carry.

Bazing!

I do not think that means what you think it means.

Everybody needs a meat shield. The trick is making sure that the meat shield is doing their job and liking it.

My second sentence was in reference to the quote below it, not my dumb joke. Everybody knows that real vampires do not sparkle.

Maybe mythic vampires sparkle?

In all seriousness, I like this idea

Really what i hope the mythic monster rules might do ( and the minotaur example seems to support this) is allow some of the classic monsters from myths that had the touch of divinity to play their roles better.

So, chimera, hydra, medusa etc.

Makes it a difference between fighting a hydra and The Hydra. Not to be confused with fighting HYDRA.

IMO it would not be over powered as long as trait bonuses continue to not stack. In most cases, I do not think it would be worth spending a feat on.

Last I heard, we were not sure if you were in. And if I go gunslinger, I am thinking goblin.

I am actually thinking about a gunslinger, probably pistolaro archetype. I am very flexible though.

@ Teirce Can you enable the gameplay thread just so I can dot it.

Yes, where do I find the list of aproved races/classes. I have never done any society play.

I am not familiar with the archtype, but keep in mind that a rapier is not a light weapon in terms of two weapon fighting penalties. You want a light weapon for your off hand.

I am of the school that it is not really doing anything. Yes honey is sticky, but the amount that you would have on you is going going to slow you down or cause real distraction while focused on combat.

I know the penalty to Con is nasty but there is a neat trick with one of the alternate traits. The claws trait replaces sword training but it not only gives you claws it counts as IUS for any feat that needs it as a requirement. Hello grapple druid.

They are enhancement bonuses and would not stack with each other.

Given that it states that it only fills one square, it sounds like you are out of luck if you go larger.

Look at the picture in UE and tell me I am wrong. They are red gogo boots.

I stand corrected. Never played a fighty wizard.

It makes it fun to be able to run around mirror imaged 24/7.

Tell him that you run back to town in during the next two minutes. Your speed is per round and if you are only in rounds during combat, then you can move as fast as you want when not in combat.

Option 3. Remember, what make that first shot many shot is that you declare it many shot. You only roll the one attack, its the damage you roll twice.