Im not exactly sure what are the rules for the book since it isnt out yet , but assuming it isnt against any rule , can someone give me a yes/no to if there are new azatas in this book?
Yes, and i'm one of them... (see username) lol
Im not exactly sure what are the rules for the book since it isnt out yet , but assuming it isnt against any rule , can someone give me a yes/no to if there are new azatas in this book?
yes, in fact two.
Gancanagh cr 4 (they are the anti-succubi/incubi)
Raelis cr 10 (Are spell casters)
Im not exactly sure what are the rules for the book since it isnt out yet , but assuming it isnt against any rule , can someone give me a yes/no to if there are new azatas in this book?yes, in fact two.
Gancanagh cr 4 (they are the anti-succubi/incubi)
Raelis cr 10 (Are spell casters)
Too bad the Succubus is CR 7, and i'm only CR 4, no chance in hell I can ever beat a Succubus this way. ;-)
Im not exactly sure what are the rules for the book since it isnt out yet , but assuming it isnt against any rule , can someone give me a yes/no to if there are new azatas in this book?
Nice , thanks , cant wait to see it.
I was looking at this, and it has different stats then the one in the bestiary 5, why?
I was looking at this, and it has different stats then the one in the bestiary 5, why?
d20pfsrd doesn't change their stats to the ones in B5 until after the usual wait period for new books. If you mean why were there some adjustments, we always take a look at monsters when we pick them up for a bestiary, occasionally fixing typos and making other changes, usually small numbers things that someone has found. In the Raelis's case, the original had 12th level sorcerer casting and more powers while being lower CR than a level 12 sorcerer, so we changed its spellcasting. It's still a strong opponent, but now because of its oddball spell selection, it's more balanced compared to other similar options.
I was looking at this, and it has different stats then the one in the bestiary 5, why?d20pfsrd doesn't change their stats to the ones in B5 until after the usual wait period for new books. If you mean why were there some adjustments, we always take a look at monsters when we pick them up for a bestiary, occasionally fixing typos and making other changes, usually small numbers things that someone has found. In the Raelis's case, the original had 12th level sorcerer casting and more powers while being lower CR than a level 12 sorcerer, so we changed its spellcasting. It's still a strong opponent, but now because of its oddball spell selection, it's more balanced compared to other similar options.
oh, thanks.
Why not just change the cr?
I was looking at this, and it has different stats then the one in the bestiary 5, why?d20pfsrd doesn't change their stats to the ones in B5 until after the usual wait period for new books. If you mean why were there some adjustments, we always take a look at monsters when we pick them up for a bestiary, occasionally fixing typos and making other changes, usually small numbers things that someone has found. In the Raelis's case, the original had 12th level sorcerer casting and more powers while being lower CR than a level 12 sorcerer, so we changed its spellcasting. It's still a strong opponent, but now because of its oddball spell selection, it's more balanced compared to other similar options.oh, thanks.
Why not just change the cr?
Probably because the creature was designed to be that CR and the possibility remains it might have been published as intended in other books. So instead of being a particularly nasty under CR'd creature it is what it was supposed to be now.
