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Game Master icehawk333

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How bout the mage hand question? Squirrel weighs pound+1/2.
Another question. Are things I make using my oracle powers (armour, weapons, create wood,) considered broken by my curse?

And not on me. I specified a plate or other object with me on it for that reason, still under 5 pounds.

I have a fewcouple simple points off the top of my head

so casters can't be levitated by this, nor people with spell like abilities, nor a wizard's familiar,

you aren't levitating the fey, you are levitating the plate, surface tension holds the fey up

Well I guess we are having squirrel for dinner

I have a fewcouple simple points off the top of my head

so casters can't be levitated by this, nor people with spell like abilities, nor a wizard's familiar,

you aren't levitating the fey, you are levitating the plate, surface tension holds the fey up

It also specifies objects, which already throws that out. This is a special case because we are itty bitty characters.

All but the armor, witch is not an actual suit of armor.

The object must also be unattended.

So no mage hand. That's fine.
What if I use Wood Bond?

(Ex): Your mystical bond with wood is such that your weapons become an extension of your body. You gain a +1 competence bonus on attack rolls when wielding a weapon made of or mostly consisting of wood (such as a bow, club, quarterstaff, or spear). This bonus increases by +1 at 5th level and every five levels thereafter.

It says that they become an extension of my body, which would mean that they wouldn't be broken anymore, right?

That's metaphorical.

The curse isn't meant to be easily overcome.

I would say so but I am not the dm

Here is the effects of a broken weapon-

If the item is a weapon, any attacks made with the item suffer a –2 penalty on attack and damage rolls. Such weapons only score a critical hit on a natural 20 and only deal ×2 damage on a confirmed critical hit.

Also, how do you plan on properly holding a weapon?

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I have hand-claw-things.
Do I have a claw attack?
I have a bite attack that sucks balls. I just need some kind of melee damage.

I have hand-claw-things.

Do I have a claw attack?
I have a bite attack that sucks balls. I just need some kind of melee damage.

No claw attack.

Btw, a great-sword deals 1d6 at your size, so is your 1d2 really that bad?

My max damage right now is 5 so yes is not that bad

My bite would actually do negative damage if that were possible...

My bite would actually do negative damage if that were possible...

Yeah. It would. Because your str is bad, not your weapon damage.

Rely on your spells or get creative.

Possibly use splash weapons, or a crossbow.

Which will all be broken!

-2 to hit and damage with a crossbow.
The crossbow, at your size, will deal 1d3.

Splash weapons hit even if they miss, and are actually separate from weapons, and as such, take no penalty from being broken.
They will deal 1d2 at your size, or 1 splash.

just a -2 to hit/damage

heck use spells, your healing spells will be very useful

Screw it. Taking Wooden Weapon. At higher levels, the bonus will outweigh the penalty.

I will be happy to figure out what my secondary weapon should be

Found something.

You now have a 1d3 at range no sr touch attack, useful for your size, though not the best feat in the endgame, it can be retrained for a fee later.

don't oracles already get some of those though?

don't oracles already get some of those though?

Nope.

Just retexture this, and take acid splash.

Why don't I just take that thing Alchemist guy talked about and choose any cantrip?

You can only choose a non-damaging cantrip.

Should I pick cone of cold or jolt for my other trait?

It doesn't say that.

First, Ray of frost.

Come of cold is a 5th level spell.

Jolt is a rare cantrip, making more sense for a lightning Mage.

Though ray of frost makes just as little sense for you.

I personally would choose acid splash as your offensive cantrip, as acid is accociating with earth in pathfinder.

Oh, cool. I found the wrong trait.

Anyway, take what you want.

I always get those two mixed up...

Jolt is the static from being fuzzy.... :P

I guess acid splash works. Makes sense.

Maybe I could pick Root? That really makes sense for me.

Root is a little powerful for a cantrip, but makes sense for you. So, I'll let you be able to cast it, but with a range of "personal"

I would like to aplogize to those who have had to sit through this.

I hope it didn't offput you.

Meh. I don't see myself using it. I need to be mobile.
Never mind.
Going with Acid Splash and Prestidigitation.
Why is jolt rare, anyways? There's a same level spell for the other three elements...

Ya. Sorry about all this. Trying to finalize character ideas is tough.
Oracles are hard. :/

Because it was made on the forms, and is unofficial in every way.

What?
What is unofficial?

All "rare" cantrips.

it's pathfinder's way of doing stuff

WotC, when they see someone else do something that they like, they buy/ask for the concept and then print it in the next book

Pathfinder is all like "oh, hey, that works, well then, if you want to use that, use their's, it works fine, I'm going to move on to the next thing"

But why don't they just have a spell for that already? They have one for every other normal elemental type. That's what I'm confused about. Either way. Just wasting space now.
Character is done.

As a reminder-

You aren't "humanoid".
Enlarge person doesn't work.

well, is there an analogous, enlarge Fey?

Nope. Just the higher level enlarge monster.

Alright, everyone-

Your starting clothes are worth 500 or so coins (50gp) as they are made of spider silk. You only start with one, but they are nearly indestructible, so you usually don't have to worry about getting new ones.

However, washing them can be a challenge.

why would washing them be difficult?

You have to take them off first.

Cloth isn't cheap, because of how hard it is to make at this size- most people don't have a second pair of clothes.

I presume a point in 'Craft: Leafworking' would allow us to make plant-clothes for free?

craft 1/3rd cost pf mundane crafting rules are horrible and slow.