pg. 387 - RPG Superstar listing ancestral reliquary, iron collar of the unbound coven and clockwork conscience are listed as items that are published in this book - but are not actually in the book, except on the RPG Superstar credit page. All of these are neck items... I would ask that you take the earliest opportunity to put these items into print somewhere so these authors can not just get credit but be published in a Paizo product.
pg 98-99: a "Poor" stay at an inn is listed as 2 gp when it should be 2 sp. This is most obvious on Table 2-13. The error on page 370 was mentioned during the blog previews and the missing items were re-listed in the comments. Jason Bulmahn wrote:
Wildmonsters wrote:
Gliding Wings most likely lowered your base speed during one draft. So, either Draconic Glide needs correcting or Gliding Wings needs it.
Try the Beginner Box resources.
I haven't read them yet, but the Beginner Box Bash Demos may be the right length for this kind of setting. Also, they're free.
Scott Betts wrote: First-sale arguably doesn't apply at all to video games, since you are purchasing a tightly-defined license, not a tangible product that you get to claim ownership of. Historically, this is demonstrably not true. Mattel, Atari, Nintendo, Sega and Sony all have warranties on games published for their respective systems that apply to original purchaser. That strongly implies that it was expected that there would be secondary purchasers. Even though some of the manufacturers (pre-1984) refer to the product as software in big letters, they all recognized that they were selling a tangible good. Your argument may have some validity for games available by download only, but these machines are also supposed to play Blu-ray discs. Also, when a niche publisher of tangible games goes under, where else could I go to get the product but the used games market?
At the very least, I can look forward to a PFS scenario that I can grab with "by Tom Phillips" on it. EDIT: I wanted to clarify. I didn't mean to imply that Tom has lost, rather the Top 4 have already WON. Rules wrote: The other three Finalists gain a paid commission to write a 16-page adventure scenario for Paizo Publishing's Pathfinder Society.
Carl Cascone wrote:
Ask and ye shall receive. But I'm just an observer - I lack true mojo for submitting one of my own. Technical stuff:
Conceptual stuff: It does a lot of things.
From a power-gaming aspect, this looks like the item of uber-channeling - so a little cheesy. I'd say SAK. The bonus to Cha is out of place, both thematically and by slot. The Cha enhancing slot is headband.
Where I think this item really grates is the penalties for channeling negative energy. How often does the 6d6 damage + blindness occur? Does it only occur once when the item is put on? or does it occur each round? Same for the Cha drain. The only wondrous item that acts similarly is the robe of the archmagi. And that only bestows negative levels while the item is worn. There may have been some artifacts in 3.5 that acted this way.
KaeYoss wrote:
Your house is kept relentlessly clean by your maid staff, who do so silently and efficiently. I wish my backyard was neatly mown. |