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50300 + base value of the weapon. 50000 for the +5 Enhancement, 300 for the masterwork component, plus the base value of the weapon.

If it's a special material, the 300 can be subsumed by the cost of Adamantite or other materials.

My players at 13/6 right now range in unbuffed ACs from 25 (a Witch) to 36 (Captain +14 Dex Mod the Gunslinger). By the time they reach the Marilith I fully expect everyone but the Witch to exceed AC 40. My players resemble Magnuskn's to a large degree, having 14 something years of 3.X/P experience, not to mention years of earlier systems.

My biggest complaint for this AP is the endless assumptions that NPC X will teleport away at Y HP. Thanks to Legendary Item, both my Bard and Gunslinger have Phase Locking Firearms. Nothing teleports away. Ever. When a stat block reads "teleports away at X HP" you can just substitute "dies, tired, running away from a hail of bullets and flying swordstrokes".

As Whovians, our group pronounces Galfrey as ROH-Mah-Nah-De-Vor-Ra-Teh-LOON-Dar IV, Lady President of Gallifrey and Mendev. This tends to confuse her, but it's entirely sincere and respectful, so she's game enough to run with it. They're hardcore like that.

Perception checks have yet to detect K-9 Mark II, but the PCs continue to try.

Mystic Theurge to the rescue! Wiz/Clr/Mystic Theurge

Step -1: Cast Blood Money to avoid the Restoration material costs.
Step 0: Cast Contingency: Restoration - if I suffer any new ability damage after this point.
Step 1: Cast Blood Money - take 52 points of Str damage
Step 1a: Contingency kicks in, immediately and instantly curing all the Str damage
Step 2: Cast Wish for free.
Step 3: Watch as DM suddenly has your deity bless you with no longer having blood, but another substance in your body. Substance functions exactly as blood except is not suitable for Blood Money.

I'm looking for some clarification/feedback/validation on Divine Source. One of my Wrath of the Righteous players wants to take this ability, and I want to make sure I'm implementing it properly.

(1) You can grant divine spells to those who follow your cause, allowing them to select you as their deity for the purposes of determining their spells and domains.
(2) Select two domains upon taking this ability.
(3) These domains must be alignment domains matching your alignment if possible, unless your alignment is neutral.
(4) You grant access to these domains as if you were a deity.
(5) Creatures that gain spells from you don't receive any spells per day of levels higher than your tier; they lose those spell slots.
(6) In addition, you can cast spells from domains you grant as long as their level is equal to or less than your tier.
(7) Each day as a spell-like ability, you can cast one spell of each level equal to or less than your tier (selecting from those available to you from your divine source domains).
(8) If you're a cleric or you venerate a deity, you may change your spell domains to those you grant others.
(9) At 6th tier and 9th tier, you can select this ability again, adding one domain and two subdomains to your list each time and adding their spells to the list of those that you can cast.

Based on my reading, I stipulate the following:

Any disagreements?

Now here come my questions.
4) Does a character get access to the Domain powers of their selected domains? The language stipulates access to spells limited by Tier, but doesn't mention granted powers (or other abilities, for example Travel's +10' of movement). It's sort of odd they could give those powers to others but not have access to it themselves, so I'm inclined to grant them.
5) Per sentence 9, when selecting subdomains, is the character required to already have the Associated Domain? A cleric would not normally be allowed to have both a subdomain and it's associated domain, but it strikes me that the character should do so in this case.
6) Sentence 8 strikes me as a little clunky. Does this imply that divine caster characters who worship a particular deity also get domain slots? My immediate reaction is no - this is intended for Inquisitors, Domain Druids, Sacred Servant Paladins, etc. who have Domains already.
7) For those domains and subdomains that grant Miracle as their 9th level spell, isn't this a license to have a no-material component (SLA) "very powerful request" Miracle each day? If the character is granting their own Miracle, that pretty much blows the "out of line with the deity's (or alignment's) nature is refused" clause out of the water, assuming the player is acting in character. As GM I'm feeling a need to introduce a heretofore undisclosed Overpower to moderate such a thing.

Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks.

Team Aasimar has completed Book 1, five man band style.

The Hero(ine): Sabiha, the LG Aasimar (Lawbringer) Oracle (Purifier, Battle Mystery) of Iomedae. Touched by Divinity/Hierophant, Inspired Spell, Heathen Slayer: Baphomet, Mythic Power Attack.
The Lancer: Eran, the NG Aasimar (Plumekith) Gunslinger (Musket Master) of Desna. Chance Encounter/Trickster, Surprise Strike, Path Dabbling: Limitless Range, Mythic Deadly Aim
The Big Guy: Dentanis, the LG Aasimar (Angelkin) Paladin (Oath of Vengeance) of Shizuru. Stolen Fury/Champion, Sudden Attack, Impossible Speed, Mythic Vital Strike. Wielder of Radiance, now a Large Katana as he's a houserule Powerful Build type
The Smart Guy: Cernan, the LG Aasimar (Musetouched) Bard (Archaeologist) of Zohls. Child of the Crusade/Marshal, Decisive Strike, Deadly Guidance, Dual Path: Trickster(Surprise Strike)
The Smart Gal or The Pet (don't ever call her The Chick!): Feredessa, the NG Aasimar (Monkey Idyllkin) Witch (Time) of Sarenrae. Riftwarden Orphan/Archmage, Wild Arcana, Mythic Hexes, Mythic Accursed Hex.