JHEIMBUR |
My Halfling Cleric is having a hard time keeping up with his Barbarian friend in combat. I can usually stay close enough for channel energy but sometimes a real heal spell is needed. What I was thinking is that I could commission an item with Reduce Person to reduce my size to Tiny and just ride in his backpack for pocket heals.
How would this affect my character in terms of riding in the backpack? It's not a traditional saddle, so would I be considered Entagled? Maybe Grappled?
Mazlith |
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Furs baby & Halfling Carrier
The most basic of baby/Halfling carrying cold-weather gear, animal furs serve to keep their babies and Halflings warm. Wearing this fur carrier on body provides they baby/Halfing being carried a +2 bonus on Fortitude saves to resist cold weather. This does not stack with any bonuses gained from Paraphilic infantilism.
Source Advanced Parents's Guide
EldonG |
EldonG wrote:http://www.ourbabynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Baby-Carrier.jpgFurs baby & Halfling Carrier
The most basic of baby/Halfling carrying cold-weather gear, animal furs serve to keep their babies and Halflings warm. Wearing this fur carrier on body provides they baby/Halfing being carried a +2 bonus on Fortitude saves to resist cold weather. This does not stack with any bonuses gained from Paraphilic infantilism.
Source Advanced Parents's Guide
*ROTFLMAO*!
JHEIMBUR |
Instead of shrinking yourself... How about enlarging the Barbarian? Early on in my Halfling Alchemist's Pathfinder Society career, while storming a small fort, he rode on a enlarged barbarian's back, throwing bombs, then effortlessly jumped on to the 10' adjacent wall. That was fun.
I thought about that as well, which would normally be a better solution, but the question remains, would the Halfling be stricken with any sort of condition for riding in a backpack vs a saddle?
Gauss |
Your reduced halfling is a tiny creature. A Tiny creature (ie: a familiar sized creature) can ride in a Familiar Satchel (UE p64, 25gp, 6lbs, provides total cover).
As a GM I would say you can ride in it and leave the top open. You wouldn't have Total Cover (probably just improved or normal) but you would stay with the barbarian that way.
Alternately, some halflings have a 30' move speed via the Alternate Racial Trait 'Fleet of Foot'. Perhaps you can petition your GM to let you tweak your halfling's Racial Traits. Then, you can use one of the various methods for bumping up your speed to 40' to keep up with the Barbarian (such as Boots of Striding and Springing).
- Gauss
EldonG |
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Mazlith wrote:Instead of shrinking yourself... How about enlarging the Barbarian? Early on in my Halfling Alchemist's Pathfinder Society career, while storming a small fort, he rode on a enlarged barbarian's back, throwing bombs, then effortlessly jumped on to the 10' adjacent wall. That was fun.I thought about that as well, which would normally be a better solution, but the question remains, would the Halfling be stricken with any sort of condition for riding in a backpack vs a saddle?
Not as long as his light mace rattles when he shakes it. :p
Gauss |
Mazlith, LOL, ok: Battle Aspergillum
Replace holy water with 'beads' and you are set. Of course, it will only rattle while bashing people over the head. :)
Raymond, it would probably be closer to the Concentration checks while mounted and moving. But it would be GM fiat territory.
- Gauss
Mazlith |
Mazlith, LOL, ok: Battle Aspergillum
Replace holy water with 'beads' and you are set. Of course, it will only rattle while bashing people over the head. :)
Raymond, it would probably be closer to the Concentration checks while mounted and moving. But it would be GM fiat territory.
- Gauss
Oooooo. You do good work