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Ide Sumner wrote:

same question for PFS

PFS is just a global Campaign that uses Pathfinder rules.

So Pathfinder rules questions are asked over in the Rules Questions Forum, and questions about the Campaign (like Fame, Reputation, Chronicles, etc.) are discussed over here.

Just want to make sure the PFS rules let eidolons heal this way. The people in non-pfs play can be biased due to house/gm rules. I have been told that it doesn't (via pathfinder society folk), so I just want to make sure.

Why did they increase the wayfinder price by an accumulative +2 for each purchase? I started at 8 points to spend, now I will have 2 worthless points left over after purchasing the next boon. Also, wayfinders aren't overpowered.

Is it allowed to have more than four players for we be goblins and the rest of these modules?

Without trap spotter, you have to actively look for traps. Trap spotter lets a rogue passively spot traps. Does this mean that if you fail the trap spotter check, you can actively try to spot said trap again (assuming you are looking in the right place).

For example:

I (a rogue) head towards a door (which is trapped) . The DM makes a secret roll (the DM naturally makes secret rolls on normal stuff, and fake things to cut down meta-gaming). Since the roll failed, the DM does not notify me of any traps. I, being a vigilant rogue, then want to inspect the door for traps.

Do I get this second chance since this is more of an active perception roll, rather than the passive perception roll from the trap spotter talent?

Some of the Eidolons reference the beastiary for specific abilities. Do you have to have said Beastiary to use that trait? For example, a Daemon Eidolon at level 16 gets telepathy (Beastiary 305). Couldn't that just have been explained in the unchained book itself instead of buying a whole different book? I am confused.