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Unarmed Fighter gives up Weapon Training 1, 2, 3, and 4 for the Weapon Training in monk and natural weapons, then proceeds to give them up again for the subsequent abilities (I don't have the book handy, but they are eye gouge, and takedown, and one other.)
I am assuming that the Unarmed Training is just supposed to be replacing Weapon Training 1.
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p. 72 Pirate archetype, Swinging Reposition - this ability indicates it works "provided she is wearing light armor". Should it instead indicate "light or no armor"?
Also, it indicates that it lets "the rogue incorporate them into her Acrobatics checks by grabbing hold of the structure and swinging towards her opponent, making either a charge or a bull rush maneuver." What exactly does this do regarding Acrobatics checks?
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p. 92 Combat Medic feat - why is this a teamwork feat? The most common use of this would be to apply first aid to a dying ally, who by definition is unable to participate in a teamwork feat since they are not conscious. This function of the feat could almost never be used therefore.
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p. 96 Disengaging Feint feat - while I see that this feat is usable as a standard action, compared to the withdraw action as a full round action, I'm not clear on what the benefit is. With withdraw you can avoid the AOO in the first 5' square you move though and can move up to double your speed.
With this feat, you can use a standard action to do the same but only move up to your speed (assuming your feint works). Then you're left with a move action, which you can then use in combination to move up to double your speed - just like the withdraw action. Sure you can use your remaining move action for something else, like draw a weapon, etc. but that's not really a big advantage for the price of a feat. If the feat was usable as a move action, then you gain an advantage, since you can still use a standard action for something else.
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Jolting Portent mentions the oracle in the description for save DC but it is only listed as Cleric 7.
Also the index lists "Oracle Spell Lists 212-213" but no list exists?
School evocation (electricity) Level cleric 7
Casting Time 1 standard action
Components V, S, DF
Range medium (100 ft. + 10 ft./level)
Target one creature
Duration 1 round/level (D) see text
Saving Throw none; Spell Resistance yes
The creature you designate is surrounded by a glowing red aura of vengeful fate. Once per round when the target makes an attack or casts a spell, it must succeed at a Fortitude saving throw with a DC = 10 + 1/2 caster level + Charisma (in the case of oracles) or Wisdom (in the case of clerics). If the target fails the saving throw, it takes 4d6 + your Charisma modifier (in the case of oracles) or Wisdom modifier (in the case of clerics) electricity damage. It takes no damage on a successful saving throw. You can dismiss this spell as an immediate action when its subject confirms a critical hit to negate the critical hit and daze the creature for 1 round. The attack still hits its target and deals normal damage. The effects of the daze occur after the attack.
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Litany of Vengeance has instantaneous as Duration - should it be 1 round or next attack?
Litany of Vengeance
School transmutation [language dependent]; Level antipaladin 4, inquisitor 5, paladin 4
Casting Time 1 swift action
Components V, S, DF
Range close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Target one creature
Duration instantaneous
Saving Throw no; Spell Resistance yes
This litany causes your enemy to feel the pain of blows more sharply. Anyone who hits the target with an attack gains a +5 sacred or profane bonus (depending on the alignment of the caster) to that attack’s damage.
While subject to this spell, the target cannot be the target of another spell that has the word "litany" in the title.
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Pilfering Hand mentions Bard,oracle,Sorcerer,Magus and Wizard in the description for determinging CMB but oracle is listed on the level line.
2nd time I noticed this.
It happens again in Symbol of Striking.
That fact that the index lists orcale spell list for pages 212-213 makes me either the list is missing or Paizo dropped the oracle from the book during production but never cleared up the spell descriptions from spells they where intending to give them.
Pilfering Hand
School evocation [force]; Level bard 2, cleric 2, magus 2, sorcerer/wizard 2
Casting Time 1 standard action
Components S
Range close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Target one object
Duration see text
Saving Throw none; Spell Resistance yes (object)
You create and control an invisible telekinetic force, manipulating it with either startling abruptness or careful deliberateness, allowing you to seize an object from an opponent or remotely manipulate an object. You can utilize this force to one of two ends.
Abrupt Maneuver: You instantaneously attempt a disarm or steal combat maneuver against a target within range. Use your caster level as your Combat Maneuver Bonus, adding your Charisma modifier (bard, oracle, sorcerer), Intelligence modifier (magus, wizard), or Wisdom modifier (cleric) in place of your Strength or Dexterity modifier. This combat maneuver attempt does not provoke an attack of opportunity from its target, but casting this spell might. If you are successful, you pull the target object to you, and if you have enough hands free, you can catch it. Otherwise, the object lands in your square as if you dropped it.
Careful Maneuver: You attempt a Disable Device check or a Sleight of Hand check to pick-pocket a target within range. This spell lasts as long as you need to accomplish the task, requiring your full concentration for that duration. Once you resolve the skill check, the spell ends. If you are successful on your Sleight of Hand check, you pull the target object to you as with an abrupt maneuver. The target gains a +2 bonus on its Perception check to notice the successful attempt.
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Jolting Portent mentions the oracle in the description for save DC but it is only listed as Cleric 7.
Also the index lists "Oracle Spell Lists 212-213" but no list exists?
The oracle uses the cleric spell list. Unlike Sorcerer/Wizard Oracle is not called out separately in any spell listings.
That fact that the index lists orcale spell list for pages 212-213 makes me either the list is missing or Paizo dropped the oracle from the book during production but never cleared up the spell descriptions from spells they where intending to give them.
The index listing is a bit confusing. It is referring to the fact that Oracles use the cleric list.
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I am not sure if this has been mentioned yet, I may have missed it.
Pg.51 the Pistolero Archetype
"Up Close and Deadly (Ex): At 1st level, when the pistolero hits a target with a one-handed firearm that is not making a scatter shot, she can spend a grit point to deal 1d6 extra points of damage on a hit. if she misses with the attack,she grazes the target, dealing half the bonus damage anyway. She must choose to spend the grit point before the attack roll."
It states that "IF YOU HIT YOU CAN SPEND A GRIT POINT", contradicting this it gives directions on what to do if you miss and then says "YOU MUST SPEND THE GRIT POINT BEFORE THE ATTACK ROLL".
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p. 129, table 3-1 - are the prices for kikko and four mirror armor armor correct? They seem awefully low for armor that provides +5 or +6 armor bonuses (30gp and 45 gp)
Also, are the entries for iron lamellar and steel lamellar armor mislabeled? I would have thought iron would be cheaper and provide a lower AC bonus than steel.
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p. 144 gladiator weapons - paragraph 3 references the Master Combat Performer feat on p. 108. No such feat exists on that page, or in the book that I could find.
Also, for the performance special quality, do any weapons from other chapters in UC or from the Core Rulebook qualify? I would think things like whips, spiked chains, and nets seem reasonable, as well as many of the exotic eastern weapons.
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p. 167 - not quite errata, but more of omissions, for gates, there's no mention of portculus, either in how one in combinatio with a gate would increase the break DC, or that a portcullus should be a lot faster to lower (a single move action perhaps?)
For walls, how does wall thickness affect breaching? Would a 10' thick wall have double the hp before a breach, etc? Or can you breach the first 5' cube of wall, causing higher wall sections to become damaged, and have the next 5' thickness be intact still?
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The Ninja trick Rogue Talent (p70) doesn't specify that you can't use it to take a Ninja Trick with the same name as a Rogue Talent, though the Rogue Talent Ninja Trick (p15) does.
Maybe I missed something, but I can't find a class with the "Weapon Expertise Class Feature" that Wave Strike (p123) wants as a prerequisite.
The Ninja trick Rogue Talent (p70) doesn't specify that you can't use it to take a Ninja Trick with the same name as a Rogue Talent, though the Rogue Talent Ninja Trick (p15) does.
Maybe I missed something, but I can't find a class with the "Weapon Expertise Class Feature" that Wave Strike (p123) wants as a prerequisite.
Samurai :I
"quarrels with blunt mental tips"
Braaaaaaaaiiins
That's when you start dealing non-lethal damage.Funny to think about. Funny to play if you were a CE player. Not funny to play with considering they could kill most PCs in a single chop, which meant you didn't have much time to "solve" the problem.It's even less funny in Pathfinder Society where you run afoul of PVP rules if you try to defend yourself.
Or just refuse to play with them. or render them unconscious and never wake them back up.
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Jolting Portent mentions the oracle in the description for save DC but it is only listed as Cleric 7.
Also the index lists "Oracle Spell Lists 212-213" but no list exists?The oracle uses the cleric spell list. Unlike Sorcerer/Wizard Oracle is not called out separately in any spell listings.
That fact that the index lists orcale spell list for pages 212-213 makes me either the list is missing or Paizo dropped the oracle from the book during production but never cleared up the spell descriptions from spells they where intending to give them.The index listing is a bit confusing. It is referring to the fact that Oracles use the cleric list.
Yikes, color me embarrassed!
Thanks
I just noticed this in the process of making a character for a Weird West one-off tomorrow:
Beast Rider cavaliers are explicitly given permission to ride Tyrannosauruses, Allosauruses, Deinonychuses, and Velociraptors, but then told later, "A beast rider cannot choose a mount ... that has fewer than four legs".
Solution for the rules lawyer: Have the dinosaur eat a peasant. It now has four legs.
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I apologize if this has already been mentioned, but I cannot seem to find it anywhere, so...
The Cleric: Crusader archetype grants Bonus feats in place of Domain and Spell Casting ability, allowing for "a bonus feat at 1st level, then again at 5th level and every five levels thereafter (to a maximum of six at 20th level)."
1, 5, 10, 15, 20 = 5
I assume that there should be a bonus feat at 3rd, or that there are a maximum of five bonus feats (I am leaning towards another bonus at 3rd). Has there been any comment on this?
I am not sure if this has been mentioned yet, I may have missed it.
Pg.51 the Pistolero Archetype
"Up Close and Deadly (Ex): At 1st level, when the pistolero hits a target with a one-handed firearm that is not making a scatter shot, she can spend a grit point to deal 1d6 extra points of damage on a hit. if she misses with the attack,she grazes the target, dealing half the bonus damage anyway. She must choose to spend the grit point before the attack roll."
It states that "IF YOU HIT YOU CAN SPEND A GRIT POINT", contradicting this it gives directions on what to do if you miss and then says "YOU MUST SPEND THE GRIT POINT BEFORE THE ATTACK ROLL".
The wording is confusing and could use a change. I would suggest the following...
Up Close and Deadly (Ex): At 1st level, when the pistolero attacks with a one-handed firearm that is not making a scatter shot, she can spend 1 grit point to deal extra damage. If she hits with the attack, she deals 1d6 points of extra damage to the target. If she misses with the attack, she grazes the target, dealing half the extra damage anyway. She must choose to spend the grit point before she makes the attack roll.
p. 100 Enfiladating Fire - how can a foe be flanked by only 1 ally? Should this be 2 or more?
Benefit: You receive a +2 bonus on ranged attacks made against a foe flanked by 1 or more allies with this feat.
The question is, of your allies that are flanking a foe, how many share the Enfilading Fire feat with you? One is enough for it to work.
Benefit: You receive a +2 bonus on ranged attacks made against a foe flanked by allies if at least 1 of them has this feat.
p. 116 Rhetorical Flourish - can you use the first option for this feat for the +4 bonus, and if the Diplomacy check fails, then use the second option for this feat to retry the Diplomacy check if you make the bluff at -4?
That seems more like a rules question than an error statement to me, and so that's all I'm going to say about it. I've seen convos about rules questions get super-involved (and super-testy) super-fast, and I'd rather avoid one.
Solution for the rules lawyer: Have the dinosaur eat 'em.I just noticed this in the process of making a character for a Weird West one-off tomorrow:
Beast Rider cavaliers are explicitly given permission to ride Tyrannosauruses, Allosauruses, Deinonychuses, and Velociraptors, but then told later, "A beast rider cannot choose a mount ... that has fewer than four legs".
Fixed that for ya. ;)
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Under the Musketeer archetype for Cavalier, the Gifted Firearm ability reads,
As a standard action, he can focus himself to gain a number of benefits for 1 minute per cavalier level.
The write-up does not seem to say what those benefits are. Am I missing something?