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I have been looking for an answer to where the rhoka sword, name and historically the type of sword it is, came from. I mean I've seen this kind of sword before but this is the closest I've ever been to having it named. I kinda like to know what culture made it and if its really called a rhoka sword or something else. I love this sword design and like making characters that wield it mainly for look but would love to know if there is more to it then what's in its brief description. Does anyone have more insight on this? Thank you

I am playing a campaign in which the GM is very good at pushing us to our limits (We're all pretty experienced, so we like the challenge). I'm a cleric and I'd like to know what is the best way to up my healing ability to keep everyone alive. Also I'd like to know if you guys think that oracle is a better healer choice. Thoughts?

I have found that the HP increases mythic offers and save issues with high level (20th+10th tier) need some major fixes. i think that for the HP increase in particular more is the answer. I'm suggesting 10 X tier in Hp for each tier (for a total at 10th of 550). This means at low tier get a nice increase to lasting power even versus mythic foes and at high tier mythics are simply hard to one shot (even among their peers). For saves I think an addition to the mythic save ability would help, my idea is an increase to all saves based on 1/4 the mythic characters level (+1 being minimum). I feel this increase isnt big enough to negate spellcasters bonuses from level progression but does add enough to make enough difference that rolls are still required. Finally i feel Mythic versions of Great Fortitude, Iron Will, and Lightning Reflexes should allow rerolls against mythic sources as well. If anyone has anything to add or wants to point out anything I missed please let me know.

I have been searching for a formula to help me figure out how to create a new ability for my campaign and have so far came up empty. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what I could use as a base for these rules.

I've been looking on the web and through the books but I can't find what the subtype gives kytons and since there's only the one example I can find it's been really hard to figure out what the subtype does for it. Thanks for any help you can provide.

The Samurai base class has nearly identical features to the Cavalier base class. As it stands, many variant classes were taken care of with alternate class features. The Samurai doesn't have a different enough flavor from the Cavalier (on which it is based) to be considered its own base class. In it's current state, the Samurai should be grouped into an alternate class feature category. Either that, or it needs a complete overhaul.