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For what it's worth, I played with many of you in the Eyes of the Ten game (I was Fletch the ranger).
Would all players please list the following information for their characters?
Player Name:
Character Name:
PFS Number:
Faction:
Day Job Roll:
Add in any power or combination you think I need to know about in advance.
In addition, please list any equipment purchases you would like to make at the start of the adventure, complete with costs.
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Player Name:. Gerald
Character Name:. Alie Saechel
PFS Number:. 12445-2
Faction: Sovreign Court
Day Job Roll: perform Vocal
I’ll defintiely buy a robe of arcane heritage (Fey) for 16k. That will be great giving me that 15th level ability early. I haven’t marked the gold off my sheet yet. I will do that when we start.
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Oy vey.
Let me tell you what's going on with me. First, I'm not dead nor fading away. However, after a week of illness and a week of reasonably ill vacationing, I'm now stranded without access to the Internet (I'm writing this from my mother's house, which is definitely not a long-term solution).
Then, the team of electricians who were going to wire my house were in an automobile accident and several were injured. So still no Internet.
Other electricians are coming to wire my house for the Internet and -hope- they can do it by next Friday.
Trying to stay connected by iPad has proved too difficult when I can summon at most 1 or 2 bars at my house. Thus, I'm just going to be offline for a bit. I'm sorry, but now you know why.
I HOPE to start this game one week late on the 20th. I'll keep you posted.
So sorry!
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Okee-dokee. I think we're ready to roll.
After more than a month, I've finally gotten Internet access again. Seems as though the site's been down most of that time, so not much loss there.
We should be ready to start on time when Section 2 starts.
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Awesome! And now I can also post my information.
Player Name: Crunch
Character Name: Valrar
PFS Number: 150618-1
Faction: Sovereign Court
Day Job Roll:
Valrar has a few shenanigans.
-His greater hat of disguise (from a specific Chronicle) lets him use alter self at will. This means he usually takes the form of a wayang (more socially acceptable than goblins) for small size and darkvision. His listed stat block is for small size.
-He parries just like every other annoying swashbuckler. What I've done in the past is post parry rolls in a spoiler on rounds I want to do so. When parrying, his weapon becomes +5. He can do as many parries per round as he has AoOs (8) but only one riposte.
-His critical hits are critical indeed, and have a bunch of effects. They also happen fairly often with a 15-20 range.
- A fair bit of extra damage
- 1d8 sonic damage (there's also a save versus deafening, but I'm not sure we want to spend time on that considering how low it is)
- The Destroy Identity feat deals 2 Charisma damage and staggers for a round, with no save
-He has a familiar, a paracletus aeon. I made a page for it here. It doesn't do much of anything in combat, but it has high Knowledge skills.
Hmmm... This seems to have made its way to the "former campaign" pile. I'm still here! Just waiting for the Second Session to start.
Trampling should work normally against a troop.
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Well, when it comes to Transmutations, I'm a big fan of Tarondor's Guide to the Pathfinder Transmuter Wizard. That guy seems to really know what he's talking about.
However, alter self can only get you darkvision, low-light vision and scent. I think you're still blind with darkvision and low-light vision, so maybe a form with scent would help a little. This would bring you to bugbears and sasquatches.
I think your best hope is that someone has a way to cure blindness.
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I can't prove as useful a scroll of remove blindness here, but if none of those are available, I have an idea. Not sure if it'd work, that seems up to GM discretion. A shot in the dark, if you will.
Aeons communicate wordlessly, almost incomprehensibly. Caring little for the wants and desires of other creatures, they have no need to engage in exchanges of dialogue. Instead, aeons mentally scan beings for their thoughts and intentions, and then retaliate with flashes of psychic projections that emit a single concept in response to whatever the other being was thinking. The flash is usually a combination of a visual and aural stimulation, which displays how the aeon perceives future events might work out. For instance, an aeon seeking to raze a city communicates this concept to non-aeons by sending them a vivid image of the city crumbling to ash. An aeon's envisaging functions as a non-verbal form of telepathy. Aeons cannot read the thoughts of any creature immune to mind-affecting effects.
Now, it's mostly used to communicate intentions, as opposed to detailed images of what's going on. But perhaps that would be a step above being verbally told where things are. Not good enough to allow targeting beyond touch spells, though. Just something to keep on the backburner?
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Question: So how does the grapple-move (reposition) work with the lava?
I always thought you could not drag someone into harm.
If you do not have the Improved Reposition feat or a similar ability, attempting to reposition a foe provokes an attack of opportunity from the target of your maneuver. You cannot use this maneuver to move a foe into a space that is intrinsically dangerous, such as a pit or wall of fire.
But in the grapple chart it says they get a free +4 breakout attempt if moving into a hazard.
Or is the above all moot due to some special ability of the elemental?
As I read it, what you quoted is from "Reposition", which is where you move your foe but do not move yourself. I'm using the "Move" action, which specifically does allow you to move you foe into danger. Two different things.
You can move both yourself and your target up to half your speed. At the end of your movement, you can place your target in any square adjacent to you. If you attempt to place your foe in a hazardous location, such as in a wall of fire or over a pit, the target receives a free attempt to break your grapple with a +4 bonus.
However, you're right about the free attempt to break out. Sadly, Rurik can't succeed on that even with a roll of 20 and a +4.
By the way, folks, we have eleven days to wrap this up before we can no longer earn boons. Giddyup!
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For the record, this is a neat trick you can run on any good summon focused character. Summon Monster 6 with Superior Summons will give you 1d3+1 Bralani Azatas who can cast Cure Serious Wounds twice each four an average 20 healed per cast. Average on 1d3+1 is 3, times two casts each is 6, times 20 healed is 120 hp which, at the level you get SM 6, is roughly competitive with Heal although less consistent.
Everyone please roll 1d20 for boons. I need to report this game by Monday.
I never got the following information for Dora, Wynn or Luna. Need it before Monday.
Player Name:
Character Name:
PFS Number:
Faction:
Day Job Roll:
Out sick. Will return in a day or two.