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i'm gonna set that up right away! thanks!

Ignis' parents are working folk. his dad a full-time torchbearer and his mom a part-time scroll caddy. between the two they've made it from hirelings to henchmen! with a bonus if there master survives yet another harrowing adventure.

but their son, an actual pathfinder!! so Ignis, with his dad's lucky torched sconce and an iou for scrolls as needed, is ready to illuminate the darkest dungeons, and safekeep not one master but a whole party's worth! he just hopes that there's more humans like him - torches just don't matter when the complement is all pointy ears & beards!

i read a blurg somewhere, that clerics of asmodeus can use their torches as weapons. so i'd be a neutrally aligned torch bearer for the party :)

i have played 3 steps before but the other module i did before, i found the 2nd time around you're more eager for roleplay.

Chan

The Beginner Box Pathfinder Society Character Creation Guide will help you spot the key differences.

Tho

yah! i've used that guide countless times - was just wondering if anyone had a running list of what the actual game mechanic differences were. it's kinda hard in my area cause noone plays the beginner's boxset but i'd like to get some use out of it since i purchased it.

It is entirely up to your GM how everything works together. Unless you are playing PFS of course.

i am playing PFS. my GM for that session was surprised i didn't have an armor check penalty. i hadn't noticed the omission myself, having relied on a computer program to crunch all my numbers. but currently i've made it to level 3 and hoping to level 5, before i'm forced to retool him into core rules.

i just want to lump these in here cause i play a beginner's box set character with my friend's core characters. i know it's a very odd mix.

so am i right about these?

beginner's box armor doesn't have armor check penalties.
just reduced movement for medium and heavy.

gorum's holy weapon is a longsword, not a greatsword.

there is no strength bow available in its equipment lists.

erastil's calming touch actually heals 1hp/cleric level.

i'd like to get in a game while at dragoncon! here's hoping i get a ticket for your event before they sell out (those tickets go fast!)

i play a cleric of gorum, but from the beginner's box set. i didn't get to pick my domains - it automatically gives you a strength buff and a damage buff. so far, i'm the only cleric i've seen in our chattanooga pathfinder society.

this pathfinder module was a lot of fun to play, as it was laugh out loud funny in parts, and then dreadfully scary in others.

*chan-tho gives his two finger wave*