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Full Name

The Peanut that is Crusty

Race

Huuuman. I think

Classes/Levels

Expert 2

Gender

Male

Size

Large (Ho ho ho)

Age

33

Special Abilities

Numerous accents, Stinking Cloud

Alignment

Lawful Evil, detects as Neutral Good

Deity

Flying Spaghetti Monster

Location

Arizona, United States

Languages

Common[English]

Occupation

Bringer of Pain and Suffering - and Sales

Strength 7
Dexterity 10
Constitution 9
Intelligence 16
Wisdom 12
Charisma 10

About Crustypeanut

Note: I use this houserule in all games I'm DMing.
On Harvesting/Milking Poison (Houserule), by James Jacobs:

If you want to milk venom from an animal or harvest its poison from a freshly killed animal, make a skill check—Handle Animal for milking or Survival for harvesting. DC = 15 + the animal's CR. On a success, you extract one dose of poison. For each 5 points by which you exceed the target DC you get a 2nd dose. Regardless, you have the standard 5% chance of poisoning yourself unless you have poison use. Poison harvested in this manner remains viable for 24 hours before it spoils—making preserved poison that lasts longer requires Craft checks.

The DC for these Craft checks is equal to the DC of the poison; In addition, the material cost for preserving the poison is equal to 10 gp x HD of the creature x CR (Minimum 1) of the creature.

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To clarify sometimes confusing Tumbling rules using Acrobatics, I've found that the following URL is a great example of how I use it.
Tumbling with Acrobatics

Deadly Aim works with ranged touch spells as well as ranged weapons, provided the spell is a Ray and deals damage, i.e. Ray of Frost, Scorching Ray, etc. It also works with (Su) and (Sp) abilities provided they meet that same criteria. As a result, Kineticists rejoice!

Stealth Errata - We're using this!

Other Homereules:

Wismuth Salix may be drunk as a move action if nauseated, otherwise its a standard action as normal.

You may not take a 5-foot step during a readied action; this is to avoid cheesy tactics like completely avoiding melee with a target while still striking them.