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I avoided the plastic minis but you can post any suggestion (I saw the other day a D&D mini that could be very useful for the Stag Lord, but don´t remember wich one).

For the persons that have played with this class, what is the role of the summoner in a 4 person party?

I mean, what is the summoner doing while the eidolon is on the front lines?

Does he becomes a controler or buffer spellcaster? Is he good at it? Or is he so dependant to the eidolon that you send him far enough so that he doesn't fall and sends your precious critter to his home plane?

Tha cure spells appear on the witch spell list so I pressume that she can use wands of CLW but I need some clarification:

1) Can she use a CLW wand even if it was crafted by a cleric just because it is on her spell list(like the artificer in 3.5)?

2) If not, does she need to invest in item creation feats for this kind of items or look for someone who sells arcane versions of these wands?

(Sorry, I don´t know what went wrong with the first thread)

I´ve been unable to run ANY AP for many reasons, be it that the rules require to much commitment from my players (KM) or the story is not appealing to us (SD, LoF).

WE REALLY WANT TO PLAY CARRION CROWN!!!

Problem is that I have zero experience running horror themed adventures and I don´t want such a nice AP to end in a "Hack and Slash" game.

I´m looking for something more vivid than a book like Heroes of Horror. I´m listening to the stories in the Pseudopod website and they are great but I don´t know how to transmit that kind of feeling in a Pathfinder game.

Do you have any suggestions?

I´ve been unable to run ANY AP for many reasons, be it that the rules require to much commitment from my players (KM) or the story is not appealing to us (SD, LoF).

WE REALLY WANT TO PLAY CARRION CROWN!!!

Problem is that I have zero experience running horror themed adventures and I don´t want such a nice AP to end in a "Hack and Slash" game.

I´m looking for something more vivid than a book like Heroes of Horror. I´m listening to the stories in the Pseudopod website and they are great but I don´t know how to transmit that kind of feeling in a Pathfinder game.

Do you have any suggestions?

I`m no longer intrested in the Pathfinder Tales. I`m thinking to switch to Planet Stories but haven`t decided yet. Please cancel my subscription. Thank you.

Hi, I have a couple of questions about both the Adventure Path and the Pathfinder Fiction Subscriptions:

1) I've already signed for the Fiction suscription so, if I sign up now for the AP suscription, will I get the Pathfinder Advantage for my fiction books?

2) How many days do I have left to suscribe so that the first AP that I get is AP#31? Is it march 31?

3) In september, when the AP #38 and the fist book are sent, how can I combine the shipments so they both arrive at the same time?

4) Do I save money in shipping costs for combining my shipments?

5) Has there been any problems with your dealings with mexican orders (products lost, longer than usual delivery times, customs problems, etc)?

Thank you for your time.

I´ve seen this done to Dragonlance in other forums and was wondering...

Do you have any suggestions as to which actors/actresses would be the best to represent the Pathfinder iconics in a movie?

I want to purchase about $200 in Pathfinder products, now that Paizo announced the 35% discount on PDF files. The problem is that almost all of the books and adventures have four or five stars, so it´s realy hard to decide which ones to buy.

I can rarely play (once a month if I´m lucky) so I don´t want to be disapointed purchasing a book with tons of statistics or new spells or PrCs (I´m looking at you WotC). I love the Adventure Paths (already own RotRL and CotCT), but mostly because I´ve read them like novels.

So, any sugestions (like a top-ten) on which modules/chronicles/companions/scenarios are THE MOST FUN, FROM A READER'S PERSPECTIVE?

Thanks for your help

I'll like to build a human character using the Beta rules that captures the feeling of the Golgari Guild (druid-like spellcasters that also practice necromancy because they use the cycle of life-death to their advantage).

Two spells that he should have (flavor-wise) are Entangle and Animate Dead. No PrC, just the core clases.

First I thought of a multiclass druid 10/sorcerer(undead bloodline)10 (Nature Bond, Wild Shape, Grasp of the Dead).

Next is a cleric 20 with the plant and death domains.
(Entangle, Call Undead, healing)

Any sugestions? Which would make a better character? Or are there better options?

I also considered a sorcerer (fey bloodline) for the Entangle spell, but I think the bloodline powers don´t go with the concept.