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No because the target cannot perceive the illusion behind him. Otherwise, yes. What? there is no facing in pathfinder, if on the grid there is someone behind him then unless they are trying to conceal themselves, they automatically know they are there.
That also wasnt the question. I solo'd it for 3 rounds before my party got there and helped me kill it. I did total like...35 damage (i crit twice) My DM's Problem was that i could deflect one of his attacks every round. His +12 had a decent chance oh hit, which i could just negate, while his +7 didnt really have much of one.
10 = 0
uh mithral fullplate is 10.5k, much more then the 2200 of chain shirt. im not asking how to add more AC.
Alright so as a player i just did a game where i played a monk of many styles and a lore warden. My stats were as followed 25 Point buy with a +2dex and +2INT (homebrew race) monk 2 / Fighter 2 10 STR
My feats were level 1 - Dodge
Anyways, The monk of many styles archetype says that you can take any style feat, even if you dont meet the prereqs, and the next feat as well at level 2 if you want to. so my round went like this +1 scimitar +6 1d6+5
Thoughts?
Ah Alright Thanks for the help!
Hey all so im playing an Arcane Sorc in a homebrew game. We are currently level 15 and i've just come across a large sum of gold and was thinking of getting the Robes of Arcane Heritage. Doing so would put my effective level to 19, which grants me the 17th level bonus. would i have to take that power RIGHT then and more or less waste it on lower then 8th level spells? what if i took the robe off, would those spells be "gone" from my memory? Also The 20th level power says that you can expend 3 spell slots to use any item that relies on charges without using one. What all does that entail? Just wands and staves? Would an item such as bracers with shield 1/day be unusable with this power? what about a Rod of Metamagic, as they have 3 charges per day? Its abit confusing for me for some reason, and any help would be appreciated. Thanks Woops didnt mean to post this in Advice! sorry!
There is a fighter Arc type that does this. called two weapon fighter. the ability is called Balance (improved balance)
This build can be quite good later in levels (once you get balance) as it bumps up your attacks by +2. I'm playing the exact same thing in a homebrew game right now. here are his attack and damage. +24/24/19/19/14/14+19 +1d10+6 (TWR) (at 18 STR) (my GM doesn't allow +1 type weapons so thats without them)
Im confused on how to read it, any help would be nice. Does it cause death? does it last til death? does it only last for one round doing 1CON? Green Poison (Frequency 1/rd. for 6 rd.; Init. effect death; Sec. effect 1 Con/rd.; Cure 2 consecutive Fort saves)* Green prismatic poison spell varies — 1/rd. for 6 rds. Death/1 Con 2 saves —
Is there a way to get around Resistances/immunity other then that? I thought i remember something that does but now im not so sure.
What are the general opinions on crossblooded archetype? The one less spell known per level seems kinda steep
Well currently if we need a bunch of help we have the Summoners pet, or his summon monsters, the druid also does a lot of summoning. So if we need front liners we can get them in bulk more or less.
The reason im not playing a Full BAB front liner is that im currently playing one and dislike it. being a front liner in this game is way to hard, as getting AC items is next to impossible (+1 Ac Vs melee ONLY is 10k). Getting good weapons is also far and beyond book price (i have what would be considered +2 swords at level 14) . The DM also thinks my damage is too high (its like 130-150 on a full attack) so he adjust monster HP by about 400%. Overall its not worth playing it anymore, as i can only last 2 rounds in combat, if that, and die A LOT
I was thinking of focusing on Spell focus and Metamagic for my feats as most everything in the homebrew game that boost stats is ungodly expensive (think 50k for a +1 item). Is getting a lot of feats like that worthwhile or a waste? What do you think are good bloodlines for a sorc? What about good domains for a Cleric that focuses on debuffs?
Hey guys I'm currently playing in a homebrew game with 4 others. We are currently level 14 and i was hoping you guys could help me think of some good ideas for a character. We currently have in the party a: Ranger, Support Druid (focuses on heals and buffs), Summoner, and a Witch (she isn't build very well right now). I was thinking of making a Blaster Sorc/wizard, A Cleric that focuses on debuffs, or an oracle. Thoughts on feats/spells for them? Assume 16's in all stats besides one, which can be anywhere from 18 to 22.
Books are CRB, APG, and UM, thats it
Its usually a debate on the meaning.
Well, you kinda just made a really really powerful Rage Prophet. The last abilities of your dedication of cause are WAAAAY to good for a possible 13th level character to have. I'd consider toning those down somehow, as you just gave more or less a super-feat to the WAR domain (improved crit with every weapon). Also the balance of power for each domain type ability is REALLY big. Why would you ever take LUCK over WAR? the 8th level abilities are waaaaay too different in terms of power. Overall this class is far and beyond the power of normal advanced classes. Also the "Rage casting" is far too good, as normally you need moment of clarity to even use ANY spell as a Rage Prophet. Overall you need to tone down MUCH of this class to have it be in line with other classes. Also i'd consider changing the requirements as this class can ONLY be used by if you have a 4th level of a class to get (raging VIT). Also you need to change the BAB/HD. d10's use FULL BAB, d8's use 3/4ths
5 CR1 mobs at level one will KILL your party!
With what I showed above your priorities are Dex>Wis>Cha>Con>Int>Str. In theory you should be getting 5+Dex+Wis+Cha+8d6 of damage every round, though you lose Cha if you take the gofirst route. I'd recommend using Deadly Aim and Rapid Shot every chance you got, it's not like their AC will be anything to talk about. At best they will have a 16, you will have at worst a 14 BAB, so 19 before you even add dex. He said his character is a cleric...
You'll find the answer to that question cleverly hidden, granted some of it is misspelled but not altogether hard to discern, on this page. If you're referring to myself with the misspellings I'm sorry if that made my post harder to understand, I was on a phone at the time and am not the best with touchscreens
The awake towns people attacked because they were more or less attacked themselves and no one got away. The towns first reaction to the party wasn't to attack wholesale without giving them a chance. Unless the sleeping people awoke, saw what was going on and decided to just go back to sleep there wasn't much reason for the sleeping people to attack them right away
Did you read the rest of the thread at all Atarlost? It says the reason they attacked and that the Pcs threw the first punch. These townsfolk were N, they were recently turned by something i wont get into, but no they were not CE and the PC's were in there town.
I usually do not give warnings but my group can have a skewd perception on "evil" and no i wouldnt have changed his ailnment or anything if he did it, but this being within the first 5 sessions i wanted to set a baseline for what I AS A DM consider evil
You dont read post do you rob? i said i didnt care if he did it, just that it was evil to do so. Dont commet if you dont read everything
Im the gm in the game. The party didnt know anything about werewolves, and the townsfolk were going to let them leave but one of the pcs kinda found out there secert nor wheb they were surronded did the barb put away her weapon as asked. One of the townsmen whispered to their leader that they should attack the pcs. Before the converation was even done or decided the wizard cast a spell which then the people rushed them
he didnt get a chance to kill them as i told him that it would be an evil act to do so (though i told him if he wants to he can, i have no problems with it). he was going tostab them, cut their throat, that kinda thing while they were still asleep. Anyways, The village they were in was pretty much warded to keep all werewolves/tigers inside of it. so there was no chance of them escaping to the PC's knowledge.
So last night in my homebrew game my PC's encountered a town full of werewolves. long story short only half the town attacked them while the other half has asleep in there beds. The Rogue decided that since all the other townspeople have attacked them (in human form) that killing them while they are asleep is perfectly fine and not evil at all. My question is, is killing people that MIGHT attack you while they are asleep and helpless evil?
I'm guessing the hardness and Hp for these items are...one hit destruction at level 7 (which is where my game is)?
So I recently had a discussion about magic items and sundering with a player of mine. He said that per the rules you can only sunder peoples shields, weapons and armor. Saying that if he had Glasses of Arcane sight that they cannot be destroyed at all. Was just wondering if this is true or can they in fact be sundered?
And that means that a 0-level spell or a 3rd level spell can easily detect and render almost useless an 8th level spell such as Screen?
except my players DO walk around with detect magic on all the time lol. The rogue even wanted a bracelet of detect magic constant.
or you can get glasses/whatever that give 3 hours of dark vision once a day for only 2160GP. Yes potions would be pretty cheap at first (only 300gp) but would be more expensive in the long run
Thats kinda what i was thinking. They arent just going to randomly encointer these people. They are going to be at their lair and its goong to be very obivoius what they will be up against.
honestly greatswords was just an example, it would be any weapon.
They aren't going in unprepared to what they are facing, the whole quest line involves telekinesis type stuff. The room they go into will have ample cover and the minons will be around CR 4. Of course im not going to just insta gank a caster with 15 greatswords round one. The party does have casters, and darkness isn't a hard spell to cast to give them all a 20% dodge chance. or a fog spell inbetween the casters and them to give them no chance of being hit. I know this challenge is impossible in a open field at level 8, but the set up of the room will lower it by 2 or 3 if they play with even a tiny bit of tactics. if they play it smart it shouldnt be too hard (moving from cover to cover, using a longbow would outrange their 5TH level spell.)
how is it cheese? im using the spell as its written to do something it clearly says you can do. The Pc's might be higher level then 8, thats just what they are currently, and these people are part of a quest that can be done now, or in 2-12 levels from now. it might be less then 3 wizards, i was just brainstorming but mainly asking if it was legal.
if the whole "its going to put a hole in the bag" thing is such a concern, they each have a cover and instead of 16 they raise 15 and take their covers off as part of the action. No one answered my question by the way.
Hey all, I'm starting my own homebrew game next week and had a fun idea of some casters they could fight. it would be 3 level 10 wizards (transmutation school) plus their minons.
Anyways, i was wondering if its legal if at the start of the combat if the wizards all unloaded 20 large sized greatswords each from bags of holding. Then use Telekinesis on their turn to thrust 16 (the limit from their CL) of them at the PCS. with a +5 BAB and +4 INT, thats a +9 to hit. each greatsword would do 3d6 damage, so if say the fighter just charged the wizards they would all use it on her doing a total of...144d6 damage if they hit. My question is, is this legal per RAW?
Alright well thanks all! Ill most likely make her NE if after that she goes on a caursade to kill anyone hurting the forest.
What if the Druid was a Fey that lived close to the forest they were cutting down? so they are metaphorically just down the street from her cutting down forest
Hey all i have a question. Say I have a character that is a Druid that really wants to protect the forest and is part of a guild that does so. She comes across a loging group that is clearing a section of the forest for a Noble that wants to put his summer home there. She talks to the loggers and tries to get them to leave, they say no - go talk to the lord. The lord says no and wont budge (say a failed Diplomacy check or an impossibly high one). The character would then as a last resort assassinate the lord to protect the forest. Would she be considered Evil because she assassinated him even though she tried every other diplomatic way to try to solve it?
granted all these are just stat blocks. i used the racial playtest and gave each of them roughly 13-15RP. SO THEY ARE STRONGER THEN BASE CLASSES The Sylvari Fey (lowlight vision) Medium Normal Speed Standard Modifier +2 Dex, +2 Wis, -2 STR Xenophobic array of Speech They Start with only their language and must use a bonus language to speak anything else, or have points in linguistics Eternal Hope Members of this race gain a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against fear and despair effects. Also, once per day, after a natural roll of 1 on a d20, members of this race may reroll and use the second result Natural Armor Members of this race gain a +1 natural armor bonus Spell like Ablity - Barkskin (2)/1day Climb Speed 20ft Climb Speed. +8 to climb checks Dream Speaker Members of this race gain a +1 bonus to the saving throw DCs of divine spells and spells that produce sleep effects that they cast. In addition, if a member of this race has a Charisma of 15 or higher, it may use dream once per day as a spell-like ability Camouflage +4 Stealth while in forested areas Skill Bonus Knowelge Nature +2 Skill Bonus Survival +1 Skill Bonus: Perform - Sing +1 Tree Speech Under the effects of a constant speak with plants Fire Weakness - Fire damage done to you is incresed by 1 per caster level of the person casting it (not halved by reflex)
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Humaniod Large Normal Speed Human Heritage Mods +2 to choice Standard Language Array Norn can speak Common. Norn with high INT can choose any of these: Giant, Goblin, Orc, Sylvan, Akari. Fearless Members of this race gain a +2 racial bonus on all saving throws against fear and may reroll one round later to end if effected by fear based spells or effects Stablitiy Members of this race receive a +4 racial bonus to their Combat Maneuver Defense when resisting a bull rush or trip attempt while standing on the ground Totem ( CHOOSE ONE, CANNOT BE CHANGED AFTER YOU MAKE THE CHARACTER) Bear: +1 Attack and damage with Two handed Weapons Wolf: +1 Attack and damage with one handed weapons Raven: +1 attack and damage with ranged weapons (not thrown melee weapons) Snow Lepord: +1 Attack and damage with double weapons Thrill of the hunt The Norn cannot retreat from battle unless the odds are greater then 3 to 1, he is under 25% HP, or is facing a magic user Reach . . . The Darkhost (The Akari-spawn) Half Undead (5) • Half-undead have the darkvision 60 ft. racial ability. • Half-undead gain a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against disease and mind-affecting effects. • Half-undead take no penalties from energy draining effects, though they can still be killed if they accrue more negative levels than they have Hit Dice. After 24 hours, any negative levels they’ve gained are removed without any additional saving throws. • Half-undead creatures are harmed by positive energy and healed by negative energy. A half-undead creature with the fast healing special quality still benefits from that quality Medium Normal Speed Standard Mods +2DEX, +2INT, -2CHA Linguist Array They start with Akari and Common, can learn any other language with high int besides secret ones Cats Luck Members of this race gain the following ability: Once per day, when you make a Ref lex saving throw, you can roll the saving throw twice and take the better result. You must decide to use this ability before the saving throw is attempted Dual-Minded Members of this race gain a +2 bonus on all Will saving throws Shadow Resistence Members of this race gain cold resistance 5 and electricity resistance 5. Shadow Blending Attacks made against members of this race while they are in dim light have a 50% miss chance instead of the normal 20% miss chance. This ability does not grant total concealment; it just increases the miss chance. This is a supernatural ability Fast +10 movement speed Night Stalker +4 stealth in darkness, -2 stealth in light . .
The Commoners (AKA Humans) Humaniod Medium Normal Speed Human heritage +2 to any Lingust array Stubborn Members of this race gain a +2 racial bonus on Will saving throws to resist spells and spell-like abilities of the enchantment (charm) and enchantment (compulsion) subschools. In addition, if a member of this race fails such a save, it receives another save 1 round later to prematurely end the effect (assuming the spell or spell-like ability has a duration greater than 1 round). This second save is made at the same DC as the f irst. If the member of the race has a similar ability from another source (such as a rogue’s slippery mind class feature), it can only use one of these abilities per round, but can try one on the second round it the f irst reroll ability fails Ferocity When a member of this race’s hit points fall below 0 but it is not yet dead, it can continue to f ight. If it does, it is staggered, and loses 1 hit point each round. Members of this race still die when their hit points reach a negative amount equal to their Constitution score Weapon Familiarity - Longsword, Long Bow Adaptablity Members of this race receive Skill Focus as a bonus feat at 1st level Bonus Feat Master Tinker Member of this race gain +1 bonus on Disable Device and Knowledge (engineering) checks. Members of this race are also treated as proficient with any weapon you have personally crafted . . .
Half Construct • Half-constructs gain a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against disease, mind-affecting effects, poison, and effects that cause either exhaustion or fatigue. • Constructs do not breathe, eat, or sleep, unless they want to gain some beneficial effect from one of these activities. This means that a construct can drink potions and can sleep in order to regain spells, but neither is required to survive or stay in good health Medium Slow and Steady speed 20ft movement speed, but cannot be dropped below 20ft by armor Standard Mods +2STR, +2CHA, -2CON Lingust Array Spell Resistence Lesser Members of this race gain spell resistance equal to 6 + its level Spell-like Ablity - Charm Person Gate Crasher Members of this race gain a +2 bonus on Strength checks to break objects and a +2 bonus on combat maneuver checks to sunder Sociable When members of this race attempt to change a creature’s attitude with a Diplomacy check and fail by 5 or more, they can try to inf luence the creature a second time even if 24 hours have not passed Broken Body If a Yern dies he suffers from a Broken Body. All healing effects on him are reduced to half and he looses his racial +2 str. A Yern can repair himself with a Knowledge (eng) DC of 5+ his level and 250 gold per level in gemstones. so a level 10 would have to make a DC 15 check and spend 2.5k to repair himself. He can also have someone else repair him, but the Knowledge check increases to 10 + the Yerns level. Once repaired he regains his +2STR and healing effects him normally sorry if thats hard to read, i cant get it to paste any better. do any of them seem over powered in any way compared to the others?
It really depends, but generally a 4d6 drop the low makes for characters that usually have anywhere from 15-30+ if it were point buy, at least in my years of playing it has.
Wow my friend and i were talking about just this thing tonight. In his campaign i'm a paladin with oath of undeath. well he was saying that if he puts a lawful good undead in front of me that doesn't want to be brought back to life as he serves humanity better in his immortal body, that i'd have to choose between either killing him because he is undead and losing my paladin levels, or walk away from him and break my oath and loose my oath abilities. is there any room in the oaths? or in that situation would i HAVE to choose between the lesser of two gimping things for my character?
I see no problems with it as long as your characters have been traveling together for awhile. so you'll have to have your back stories involve eachother, if not then yeah its abit cheap and nonsensical that a rogue and fighter just happen to work super well together
Hey all my friends and i are just starting a new custom campaign. I decided to try out the Magus as it seemed interesting and was hoping you all could give me some advice on how to build him. i can still go into any archtype that i want to right now, and was thinking blackblade.
Using a scimitar
My stats are pretty spread out as my party consist of a Caster Druid, a Caster oracle, a Wizard and myself. so i have to be the front liner/melee/tank, though the oracle helps some. Getting spells is no problem really as the wizard and i share our spells in our spell books.
Hey guys i was hoping you could brainstorm some stuff for me for the new campaign im in. right now im a Sorc5/Dragon 1.
So what exactly is the benefit of going gunwizard? you lose a lot of spell casting and your gun allows you to shoot already ranged touch spells.
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