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Ahzeem has the following boons (in needed):
Esoteric Spellcaster:
Spell chosen: Protection.
Combat Mentor (Vigilant Seal):
attacks strike true. For any PCs benefiting from a Level Bump and whose levels are lower than yours, you increase the Level
Bump’s modifier to attack rolls to 2.
Normal: A Level Bump increases a PC’s attack roll modifiers by 1.
Special: A PC can only benefit from two mentor boons
PFS (2ed) Scenario #1–06: Lost on the Spirit Road:
to avoid losing your way, but even befriended some of the local kami. The kami’s blessing follows you now and protects you
from bad luck. Whenever you would critically fail a check to Hide, Sneak, Sense Direction, or Track while in a forested area, you
may check a box next to this boon as a free action to treat that check as a failure instead.
Please alert me if any are no longer valid at this time.
All of those boons are still valid (though any one PC can only benefit from at most two mentor boons, so if multiple of you have various Mentor boons any level 1s in the party would choose two of those to take advantage of
I've added links up top to two things. First is a Google Slides doc we'll use for maps, handouts, etc. If you could please add your character icons to that when you have a chance.
Second is a link to a skill macros sheet. If you could each fill out a tab with you character's skills, that will help me tremendously should a Secret check emerge, and with initiative, botting, etc.
Looking forward to our adventure beginning in just a few days!
If my math is right we're at 20 challenge points with three level 1's. I think I will switch from my lvl 4 to bring us back down into low-tier. Likely will bring a lvl 2 champion or lvl 2 summoner which would put us at 17 challenge points.
But similarly looking forward to this!
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Hey again Zoomba!
As a heads up, I'll probably be taking advantage of the free rebuild once my chronicle for Second Confirmation clears (mainly swapping my Skilled Heritage to Crafting and taking Quick Repair for my Level 1 skill feat; that last fight taught me how fragile shields can be early on so cutting repair time would probably be handy.)
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Well. Ended up staying home today so... the Halfling Rogue has turned into a Catfolk rogue. Hurrah! Also entered info and changed my character number on the spreadsheet.
In other news, the Shingles vaccine is a wonderful thing but when they tell you the second and final shot is likely to give you more serious effects, they aren't kidding. Ooh, aches. Tiredness. Still, if you've ever known anyone who has dealt with shingles, they'll tell you it's worth it!
Enough real life junk, a few days to gaming time!!!!
Ooo if we are going to be low tier I'll bring Popcorn.
Looks like we’re at 15 CP: a solid middle-high low tier.
Does anyone have any GM glyphs (for some extra starting Hero Points)?
Now’s a good time for you to remember to pick up your Pathfinder Provisions
Also: a note on how the scenario is treating the Supplies you’re bringing to Steadfast. You have 10 ‘Supplies’ . While obviously the venture captain is hoping you can get as many of them as possible to the refugees who need them in Steadfast, should you feel you may need them instead you can spend 1 ‘Supply’ to dig around in them and acquire three more holy water vials and three more bottles sunlights. This takes a minute and can be done any time we’re not in an encounter.
There may also be other circumstances where Supplies may need to be expended…
It was not - I did however miss your post last evening as I was typing my own around the same time :p
Isn’t it always the case :)
1) No. it would for anything on the opposite side of it, but the ‘red’ zombie scrambled on top of the boulder and you can still see both Cordelia and ‘green’ from your position.
2) As Tux said: as you are the one casting the spell from the scroll (it uses your mods and DCs) I believe Healing Hands would apply.
Noted.
Though you're receiving one right back: for strong words talking down the bridge 'guards' and helping heal your wounded ally.
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Just a something that may become important, they didn't just re-name the spells. Some of them have changed. What they did to the Light cantrip can be significant if you think about it.
(1) Caster can have up to 4 lights going at once.
(2) Does not state that a wayfinder can only be used 1/day.
Therefore, a caster with a wayfinder can cast/assign lights to 8 at once and they last until the day is over or the caster recasts a 5th time.
Although, I could be wrong. It has happened once or twice before.
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Just a something that may become important, they didn't just re-name the spells. Some of them have changed. What they did to the Light cantrip can be significant if you think about it.
(1) Caster can have up to 4 lights going at once.
(2) Does not state that a wayfinder can only be used 1/day.
Therefore, a caster with a wayfinder can cast/assign lights to 8 at once and they last until the day is over or the caster recasts a 5th time.
Although, I could be wrong. It has happened once or twice before.
You technically can IIRC though, since the wayfinder's light spell auto-attaches to the wayfinder itself, there's no real point to maintaining 4 of the outside of maybe weird color shenanigans.
Still means a person with a wayfinder and the cantrip can almost cover an entire 6-man party with light spells though (They'd be 1 short).
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As it reads it states the wayfinder's owner can cast the light cantrip as a spell. If so, then 4x cast should be possible.
The light doesn't have to be assigned. You can assign/unassign and move it. Send it down the corridor like dancing light spell to scout/trigger ahead of the party. Set the 4L 60' bright/60' dim ones in a perimeter around the camp that last until morning, ect.
Potential headache for the GM.
Of course, I learned in 1st ed. AD&D when we would cast on iron spikes or sling bullets/stones and send them down the halls as well.
*Yes I am that old*
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As it reads it states the wayfinder's owner can cast the light cantrip as a spell. If so, then 4x cast should be possible.
The light doesn't have to be assigned. You can assign/unassign and move it. Send it down the corridor like dancing light spell to scout/trigger ahead of the party. Set the 4L 60' bright/60' dim ones in a perimeter around the camp that last until morning, ect.
Potential headache for the GM.
Of course, I learned in 1st ed. AD&D when we would cast on iron spikes or sling bullets/stones and send them down the halls as well.
*Yes I am that old*
Activate—Light ◆ (concentrate) Effect: The wayfinder is targeted by a 1st-rank light spell.
the specific wording of "is targeted by" (as opposed to other items like Ring of Sigils that explicitly states the ability to cast a spell) kinda leads me to believe that you can only attach it to the wayfinder/dismiss it.
But this is all probably a topic to take to the FAQ board or something to avoid bogging things down here.
Also I was always a fan of using darts for that, back when you could reasonably argue for having them stick in things after throwing.
The water and wooded areas are both difficult terrain
I feel this same topic actually came up not that long ago chatting with a fellow local VA...
It varies a bit by Instinct. For Dragon Instinct barbarians (such as Popcorn), you CAN use the normal rage, but it would only be the base +2 damage. Dragon Instinct has increasing the damage as a "you can" option, but the damage increase from 2 to 4 and the making the damage your dragon's damage type is linked: it's either +2 untyped or +4 fire damage.