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Okay! thank you for the reply!

According to this spell, there's a 75% of gaining the young creature simple template.

for PCs does this means that they would come back following the Young Character rules? (-2 str & con /+2 dex) and keeping their mental stats as per Reincarnate? or would I just slap the template over their preexisting character (+2 to all dex rolls, -2 to everything else, step size down, reduce any natural armor, decrease damage by one step and -2hp/hit die)?

I am just curious as to how this would be handled.

Let me preface this thread with:

I LOVE the Harrow deck. I have owned both the small playing card sized deck and the deluxe deck.

however recently my deluxe deck had a card get damaged by mishandling by someone I had lent the deck to and I was hoping to find a replacement. I looked on the web-shop and they weren't being sold. after checking on Amazon they were nearly double the price of what I had paid for them.

I really don't feel like paying $20 to replace one card, however without it my deck is incomplete and I don't want to use it.

so I was wondering if there was any chance for a possible reprint to either lower the cost or a way I could replace a single card.

Alright, thank you for your quick answers.

I will be running Rise of the Runelords soon and something my player mentioned made me think. I am fairly new to DMing Pathfinder and I have a few questions about the Improved Familiar feat.

He is going to be playing a wizard and going with a bonded item, however he mentioned at level 7 he was going to take improve familiar to take an improved familiar to hold onto and use wands on his turn so he essentially will get multiple castings in one round of combat. My question is 'Is this following the rules?'

Another thing that caught my attention while reading over the improved familiar feat was the prerequisite: Ability to acquire a new familiar. Since he is a bonded Item wizard does he have the ability to acquire a new familiar even though he didn't start with a familiar in the first place?