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I must be blind, because I've looked, and I haven't seen the question yet.
Now that Keepers of Secrets is out, is the book legal for Pathfinder Society? Only certain parts, or all of it? I've already got players asking when they can use it.
Did you check out the blog today? It's all about how Seekers of Secrets is completely legal. I get no indication that there are parts which aren't permitted, though if there are they'll show up in the next version of the Guide to Pathfinder Society Organized Play, which should be out soon.
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Did you check out the blog today? It's all about how Seekers of Secrets is completely legal. I get no indication that there are parts which aren't permitted, though if there are they'll show up in the next version of the Guide to Pathfinder Society Organized Play, which should be out soon.I must be blind, because I've looked, and I haven't seen the question yet.
Now that Keepers of Secrets is out, is the book legal for Pathfinder Society? Only certain parts, or all of it? I've already got players asking when they can use it.
Well, there you have it. I was blind. Thanks, and congrats on the scenario win.
Anyone know what the three new prestige classes are??
They are the Pathfinder Delver; Pathfinder Savant; and Student of War.
Any details? what kind of prestige classes are they?
Keeper will be added to the core assumption section in chapter 1 of the guide book in 2.1. The only thing I'm changing is the savant's requirement for an item creation feat--it's Spell Focus instead.
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How are wayfinders, ioun stones, and resonant powers going to work int he Pathfinder Society. Prices for regular, cracked and flawed stones are listed, so I assume we can buy them if we have the gold and prestige, just like any other magic item. But 75% of regular ioun stones and 25% of cracked and flawed stones have resonant powers. Do we do this roll in front of a GM and put it on our Chronicles, or do we just assume that we always buy stones with resonant powers? And then, do we determine those powers with Method 1 (standardized) or Method 2 (random, again, probably rolled in front of GM)?
Method 1 and I'll post additional details next week.
They are the Pathfinder Delver; Pathfinder Savant; and Student of War.
Anyone able to give a synopsis of these classes?
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Method 1 and I'll post additional details next week.
Looking at how cheap cracked stones are, I might suggest that, for Society play, cracked stones never have resonant powers. And what the heck, they're pretty expensive, you could just go with regular stones always have resonant powers. That way, 1 out of 4 players doesn't walk away sad with a ioun stone that doesn't play well with his/her wayfinder. It would certainly simplify things and eliminate the danger of anyone fudging.
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They are the Pathfinder Delver; Pathfinder Savant; and Student of War.Anyone able to give a synopsis of these classes?
Pathfinder Delver: rogue-type class that trades sneak attack dice for a serious focus on trap disabling and dealing with the sorts of threats that tend to appear in tombs and the like.
Pathfinder Savant: casting PrC (any type of caster) that gets hefty UMD and writing-based spell bonuses, including the ability to use their own caster level rather than the scroll's when casting from a scroll.
Student of War: (for 3.5 splatbook types: this is the Knowledge Devotion as a PrC.) Full BAB class with 6 skills/level, focused on getting bonuses against monsters that you can make a successful Knowledge check about. (Seems made for the Dilletante feat.)
This is how I am noting the use of ioun stones from Seekers in 2.1 of the Guide:
*Always use Method 1 (never Method 2).
*All advanced ioun stones have resonant powers per Method 1.
*NO flawed/cracked ioun stones have resonant powers.
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Student of War: (for 3.5 splatbook types: this is the Knowledge Devotion as a PrC.) Full BAB class with 6 skills/level, focused on getting bonuses against monsters that you can make a successful Knowledge check about. (Seems made for the Dilletante feat.)
Good summary. However, I did want to mention that I've never read whatever sourcebook it is that Knowledge Devotion came from, so it wasn't my attempt to do it in Pathfinder :)
I like to sum up the student as "know thy enemy".
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i have a question about the pathfinder savant with regard to society play. there is a prerequisite of "any item creation feat": for this class. in society play, item creation is banned. can we overlook that requirement? is there another feat that is required instead?
Keeper will be added to the core assumption section in chapter 1 of the guide book in 2.1. The only thing I'm changing is the savant's requirement for an item creation feat--it's Spell Focus instead.
From a few posts upthread.