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Resistant to fire, so that's not a big deal in splash terms.
Anything else, check current hp and situation - Crunch is probably tanking anyway, so a couple points here and there is no big deal.
My big note is don't get too far away from Crunch. Retributive Strike is only effective within 15' feet - and they get to step before swinging on top of the Resist-9.
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Also, make sure your character info is updated in your header and profile and please place a circular token of your character in the Maps and Handout sheet.
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I've placed a hero point next to each character in the handouts. We have four extra to be distributed (so far, anyone else with glyphs to give?). They are next to the picture of Eliza. Feel free to distribute those to the others as you see fit, Zina and Alonzo.
I'll try to hand out a new one every week or so... check this space...
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Also, it looks like we are playing high tier (22 CP) so Alonzo will get a level bump and is eligible for the mentor boons if anyone else has any to offer.
Increase every DC the PC has by 1.
Increase the attack modifiers, attack damage, spell damage, saving throw modifiers, skill modifiers, Perception modifiers, and AC of the PC by 1.
Increase the Hit Point totals of the PC by 10 or by 10%, whichever is higher.
Here's the list of schools and what they give you.
Taking a scroll of haste for school
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Alonzo, you can also benefit from up to two mentor boons, looks like Magical Mentor and are available from this party.
While working with less experienced Pathfinder allies, you provide key spellcasting insights that augment your colleagues’ magic. Any PCs benefiting from a Level Bump and whose levels are lower than yours can prepare one additional spell of their highest-level spell slot or cast one additional spell of their highest-level spell slot. When casting spells of a magical tradition that is the same as the tradition you use for spellcasting, the affected PC also increases the Level Bump’s modifier to spell DCs to 2.
While working with less experienced Pathfinder allies, you provide vital advice to sharpen your newer colleagues’ skills. For any PCs benefiting from a Level Bump and whose levels are lower than yours, you increase the Level Bump’s modifier to skill checks to 2.
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@Alonzo You can benefit from both.
Finish selecting your items or any other supplies you need. Looks like the accumulated hero points have been handed out. Plop them next to Eliza if you need to use them during the adventure. In the interest of time, I'll list DCs when I can so you can compute failures and use your hero point mid-post if you want.
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Innate Spells:
Shield (Hardness 10), Light, Prestidigitation
Cantrips:
Telekinetic Projectile, Electric Arc, Puff of Poison, Acid Splash, Spout, Ray of Frost
Spell Collection:
1(3): Command, Fear, Grim Tendrils
2(2): Hideous Laughter, Mirror Image
3(2): nothing
4(2): Rebounding Barrier, Chromatic Ray, Aerial Form
Focus Spells:
Phase Familiar (Hex, 1 Focus)
Needle of Vengeance (Hex, 1 Focus)
Discern Secrets (Hex, Cantrip)
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Here's the list of schools and what they give you.
Taking a scroll of haste for school
Thanks. Where do we find out what faction boons we've purchased or can purchase? It doesn't look anything has been marked on my Chronicles.
Ready.
Boons are in the My Organized Play section, under the Boons tab. They aren't easy to search, I usually Ctrl-F to find stuff. Faction boons are under the Game Rewards section.
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Uhhhhh I have a hazy memory that somewhere in the FAQ it was allowed to voluntarily lower the result of your save by one step
Edit: found it
Pathfinder Society uses the optional rules published with the liminal on page 143 of Bestiary 3 for this situation, which are reproduced here:
There aren’t default rules for a creature choosing to be hit[...], but you can allow an ally to improve their outcome by one degree of success against a willing target or allow the target to worsen the result of their saving throw by one step.
That's intended for allies on allies, but I guess it could be applied here as well if the GM allows it?
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@Anjo, I'd allow it, but you still have to roll and then adjust by 1 level if you wish, if you fail just move back 20 feet like Krakazh did. The far right edge of the white map is the edge of the demiplane though, so you would stop there
@Crunch If you would be knocked prone while you're Climbing or Flying, you fall. When you fall more than 5 feet, you take bludgeoning damage equal to half the distance you fell when you land. If you take any damage from a fall, you land prone. Looks like, since she is only 5 feet up, you just knock her down but she lands on her feet.
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So I have no control over my body?
The good thing is that it really doesn't matter in this instance. However, there's something fundamentally amiss.
When a Ranger gets Evasion or Juggernaut, they can't get just a normal success. So ruling in this fashion means no Ranger can't ever voluntarily fail a Reflex/Fortitude save. So a Ranger can't jump off a cliff unless he critically fails. That doesn't make sense.
I'm pretty sure it was established that you could fail saves in PF1. One of the core improvements in PF2 vs PF1 was to give GM's latittude in making calls that make sense, regardless of the lack of formal rules support. I should think if a PC wants to let themselves get blown back, they woudl have the ability to do so. Again, it doesn't matter here.
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You have some control over your body (or mind). The higher your bonus, the more control you have. The problem with automatically failing saves in PFS2 is critical failures. If you don't roll (like in this case) you will never have a chance to be prone. So do you also get rid of the critical success, too? Maybe your subconscious second guesses your logic and keeps you from failing willingly. I kind of like that flavor
Grabbing an edge is a reflex so you don't actually have to make that save, so you can just fall in that case if you wanted. But I get the point about juggernaut and such. Since they both modify the result of the roll, you could just rule thàt the roll is downgraded first (to a failure) and then juggernaut wouldn't kick in.
I'd also be up for letting a player forego their bonus on a save in order to increase the chance it fails. Though that would also increase the chance of a crit fail.
Interesting discussion, still haven't 100% convinced myself. first time it's come up in PFS2.