Venture-Captain, Washington—Spokane
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I think the rules are different for Season 0 scenarios.
There, I do not think you can buy (as an example) Gauntlets of ogre power even though it is listed on the chronicle sheet. Those items do not exist in the Pathfinder rules set.
The official ruling is that if the item does not exist in Pathfinder it is crossed off and unavailable. If the item from a season 0 chronicle has a Pathfinder equivalent then it is the Pathfinder version of the item that is made available. This ruling was made by the post of a previous campaign coordinator and, as of my post, has not been changed or resinded.
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I think the rules are different for Season 0 scenarios.
There, I do not think you can buy (as an example) Gauntlets of ogre power even though it is listed on the chronicle sheet. Those items do not exist in the Pathfinder rules set.
The official ruling is that if the item does not exist in Pathfinder it is crossed off and unavailable. If the item from a season 0 chronicle has a Pathfinder equivalent then it is the Pathfinder version of the item that is made available. This ruling was made by the post of a previous campaign coordinator and, as of my post, has not been changed or resinded.
Preston is spot on!
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The language on the PRD and the language in my Ult Equip (1st print) on Quick Runner's are the same - how was this snipped? It lets you spend your swift to get an extra move action to move.
quick runners shirt is now legal that it's been.. snipped.
The errata for Ultimate Equipment added the requirement that you must wear the item for 24 hours before you can use it, which stopped people from buying multiple shirts and changing them to get the benefit more than once per day. It was made legal for PFS after the errata.
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I think the rules are different for Season 0 scenarios.
There, I do not think you can buy (as an example) Gauntlets of ogre power even though it is listed on the chronicle sheet. Those items do not exist in the Pathfinder rules set.
The official ruling is that if the item does not exist in Pathfinder it is crossed off and unavailable. If the item from a season 0 chronicle has a Pathfinder equivalent then it is the Pathfinder version of the item that is made available. This ruling was made by the post of a previous campaign coordinator and, as of my post, has not been changed or rescinded.
This is in relation to specifically season 0 mods correct? I know one of a few items from later on that only exist on chronicles. I.E. greater hat of disguise and gauntlets of mighty strength.
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It did not.It also ends your turn now. Pretty sure it didn't do that before.
Where are you seeing this? The language from the PRD here - is the PRD not updated with Errata?
QUICK RUNNER'S SHIRTPrice 1,000 gp; Aura faint transmutation; CL 5th; Weight —
This shirt is made of light, gossamer-thin fabric embroidered with arrangements of winged feet. Once per day as a swift action, the wearer can take an additional move action to move on his turn.
CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS
Cost 500 gp
Craft Wondrous Item, haste
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It did not.It also ends your turn now. Pretty sure it didn't do that before.
Where are you seeing this? The language from the PRD here - is the PRD not updated with Errata?
QUICK RUNNER'S SHIRT
Price 1,000 gp; Aura faint transmutation; CL 5th; Weight —
This shirt is made of light, gossamer-thin fabric embroidered with arrangements of winged feet. Once per day as a swift action, the wearer can take an additional move action to move on his turn.
CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTSCost 500 gp
Craft Wondrous Item, haste
The launch page for the PRD indicates that the Ultimate Equipment errata have not yet been added, I think.
The language in my .pdf of Ultimate Equipment maps on to what Wei Ji and Ferious Thune have written here.
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And that chronicle says how they function (which is a gauntlet version of a Pathfinder item)No, it applies to all non-Pathfinder items.I am pretty certain this is not true. Gauntlets of Strength appear on a season 7 chronicle.
So then the greater hat of disguise is illegal, as that is the only place it exists. There are plenty of examples of items you can only get off of chronicles still, usually small things, and I have always interpreted the rule as: In season 0, items that do not exist in pathfinder are converted into their pathfinder counterpart. If one such counterpart does not exist, the item must be crossed off the sheet. Items on later chronicles are always legal and available unless they are directly updated or faq'd by paizo.
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So then the greater hat of disguise is illegal, as that is the only place it exists. There are plenty of examples of items you can only get off of chronicles still, usually small things, and I have always interpreted the rule as: In season 0, items that do not exist in pathfinder are converted into their pathfinder counterpart. If one such counterpart does not exist, the item must be crossed off the sheet. Items on later chronicles are always legal and available unless they are directly updated or faq'd by paizo.And that chronicle says how they function (which is a gauntlet version of a Pathfinder item)No, it applies to all non-Pathfinder items.I am pretty certain this is not true. Gauntlets of Strength appear on a season 7 chronicle.
Except that item also has the description of how it works on the chronicle. The items you cannot purchase anymore would be ones that are listed but have no description on how they function from a Pathfinder source
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Venture-Agent, Massachusetts—Boston Metro
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Except that item also has the description of how it works on the chronicle. The items you cannot purchase anymore would be ones that are listed but have no description on how they function from a Pathfinder sourceSo then the greater hat of disguise is illegal, as that is the only place it exists. There are plenty of examples of items you can only get off of chronicles still, usually small things, and I have always interpreted the rule as: In season 0, items that do not exist in pathfinder are converted into their pathfinder counterpart. If one such counterpart does not exist, the item must be crossed off the sheet. Items on later chronicles are always legal and available unless they are directly updated or faq'd by paizo.And that chronicle says how they function (which is a gauntlet version of a Pathfinder item)No, it applies to all non-Pathfinder items.I am pretty certain this is not true. Gauntlets of Strength appear on a season 7 chronicle.
Actually even then there is a unique item in season seven which is legal but the never gave a description for.
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Venture-Lieutenant, Netherlands—Leiden
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There's a +1 keen longbow on a chronicle sheet out there. Some GMs crossed it off thinking "hey, Keen says it can only be on melee weapons". When asked, leadership (I think John Compton) said it was there intentionally as a piece of special treasure, and that he expected everyone to understand what a keen longbow would do.
So in conclusion: don't be too hasty to cross stuff off after season 0 just because it looks strange.
