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Thanks a bunch! I talked with my GM and he likes the idea of being able to retain racial variant classes, but didn't want to do it for free. Instead he settled on the minor cost of a trait. He used one of the traits in your book as a base. Basically when you take the trait you choose one racial variant class that you qualified for before becoming a Lesser Ghoul. You retain your ability to advance in that one racial class. Sort of like a retained memory I guess. I think a trait is an acceptable cost. In any case your book is superb. Definitely going to be using it for a long time. =P

So I was tossing around the idea of creating a character themed around gambling, but never has "weapons" on him. It struck me that unlike normal weapons, improvised ones don't seem to scale well. Eg: very unlikely to find a +2 flaming speed chair leg in a random dungeon. So I got to thinking. How can I make them temporarily better? Enter the Magus.

Here is where my real questions start.

1: Can a magus use his arcane pool to enchant an improvised weapon he just picked up?

2: If #1 is true, how would that work with a deck of cards? Would I enchant the deck and then each of the 52 cards would count as a thrown weapon? Making it so that for the fight I can toss +1 flaming cards etc.

3: If #2 works, what would be the action to "draw" a card? I'd assume free as you would hold the deck of cards in your hand, and throw with the other. Drawn like ammunition essentially.

Any help on the matter would be primo. Just hoping I can make something like this work because it would be crazy fun to play a gambling mage that can make a card explode in your face.

Ok so after searching a million times, I have come to the conclusion that shamans and druids in general for that matter, are ok to use the young and giant templates to create different sized animals for wild shape as long as the DM is ok with the idea. As that is just for regular home games, figured I would post here to see if a ruling for pfs can be achieved as there is no official ruling on it yet.

Can druids waive the no template restriction from polymorph rules so as to wild shape into a young or giant version of an animal? This would only be an exception to the rules for wildshape only, and would only allow young and giant templates. Other relevant restrictions such as those in beast shape 1-3 would still have to be obeyed. Meaning no gargantuan wild shapes etc.

As one of the class features for the eagle shaman is impossible due to current rules, this official ruling would allow them access to the class feature they were printed with. Specifically the ability to wild shape into a roc.