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Is there anything in the rules against dual wielding shields? I am building a character to be a shield bash/bull rush/disarm specialist. I know that the AC bonus would not stack. It would be two weapon fighting feat with a heavy and light shield. Are there any downsides to this build (i.e. not being able to drink a potion, etc.)

Is there anyway you can sketch out a map of what you have already seen?

Eath' is also buying a Meridian belt, Wand of cure moderate wounds, scroll of break enchantment and bead of newt protection.

Eath's familiar has a high UMD (+19), but only has a wis score of 14.

OOC: I ask about the polymorph effect because I am trying to figure out ways to counter it. There is an item "bead of newt protection" that stops 1 polymorph effect before being destroyed. Not sure if this would work or not.

Eath' will attempt to remember what he can about rune lords (knowledge history=23) and knowledge (arcana) to know if flesh to stone would be considered a polymorph effect (36).

I will memorize a stone to flesh spell to help remove any effect that turns someone to stone. However, there is still a risk that the person will not survive the transmutation back to flesh.

(Does anyone like to be enlarged?)

"Were you able to find out anymore about this Mokurian while you were in Jorgenfist? You said survivors... Who has fallen that you know of? Is there any chance that others have been taken prisoner?"

Eath' approaches Ezren "what has done this to you?"

Eath' Corisar traveled in from the Acadamae in Korvosa where he is a member of the faculty. He has come to the Grand Lodge to report on the happenings at the Acadamae and the mysteries that have been discovered around the area. A tall well dressed elf enters the room. He has several wands and rods hanging from his belt and a mischievous faerie dragon sitting on his shoulder.

As he awaits dinner, he is jotting down some ideas for a new spell to begin researching upon his return to the Acadamae.

It seems that the contract was not written as you believe it was. Your spellbound has not been in here. Eath will pull out the spellbook. I believe this is yours?

May we see the contract that you signed? In what year did you enter here?
"Look around see if we can find the spellbook"

The spellbook we found was Maganrad's correct?

Eath' has overland flight, mage armor, and everyone should have life bubble on them

We will help. What does the spellbook look like? Who did you make the contract with?

Eath'Corisar attempts to calm the man down by engaging in non-threatening conversation. Diplomacy: 1d20+15; 11+15 = 26
We are Pathfinders. We are trapped here and are seeking a way out. This seems to be quite the frustrating library. How ever do you get any work done? Does your spell book fly around as well? If so how can you memorize your new spells? I know I certainly would be too distracted to memorize mine for the day. Did you do your studying at the Academy? A former participant?

Eath stands behind the others. Ready to attack. He uses his wand of anticipate peril on himself.

I say we start with the first door and work our way forward. I cast detect magic and focus on the door for any traps. I also use perception to see if I hear anything in the room/see any traps 1d20+23: 18+23 = 41.

Eath picks up the spellbook "Perhaps there are some new spells I can copy into my own spellbook."

Should we continue to the room beyond where we just fought the devourer or clear the two rooms behind us?

FYI, I have 2 enlarge person spells memorized for Bruno as requested.

Who has freedom of movement? Trying to pick spells.

I have several questions for you headmaster. Why is it that you have asked for use specifically? My recollections of past events and invitations say that the invitations are usually sent by the dean of abjurations. Also, why must there be a winner this year? It seems as though you are almost desperate to have a winner. The fact that no one has won in over a hundred years almost assures that the young and foolish will always be willing to attempt such a feat. Lastly, if rules are being "bent" for our group of pathfinders, what other rules have been bent for others?

Name: Eath' Corisar
Race: Elf
Class(es): Evocation Wizard
Faction: Osirion
Physical appearance: Eath is always well dressed and appears like he could fit in with nobles. He has several wands in his belt. He also has a faerie dragon that frequently sits on his shoulder and plays pranks on those around him.

Since retiring, Eath has been taking no apprentices to train for the pathfinder society.

Eath'Corisar steps forth from his home in Absalom. Takes a deep breath and enjoys the warmth of spring upon his skin. He makes his way to the Grand Lodge to meet with a new crop of apprentices. He relishes the chance to teach his craft, but misses his days of adventure.

What about having a cap on equipment value based on your level. Gold could still be earned as it is now. This would allow for people to have the extra gold if they need to pay for consumables, death, etc., but not punish players for choosing to play up or down to make a table. That allows for the authors to know what to expect for power level since equipment can only be so powerful. It is simply an extension of the system already set in place to limit the amount of gold that you can spend on an item based on fame. There is less incentive to always play up since you can only spend so much gold anyway, but still provides incentive to play up when it is necessary to make a table.

For characters created prior to season 5, they should be able to maintain their current equipment wealth, but can't buy more gear until they level into the new wealth system. That way you are not punishing players who were under the old system.