Or just get Boots of the Earth instead...
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Every copy of 3.5 Monster Manual I have read has had the language that creatures with an alignment subtype can overcome that type of DR with natural weapons and weapons they wield. I even pulled up a pdf of what says is a first printing of 3.5 Monster Manual 1 and it has that language, so again no, it is not a late edition. Unless I remembered this wrong or the PDF I am looking at is wrong then it has always been this way. I'll look for my physical copy of it(Or some kind board member has theirs around and can look it up).
Not a late edition. Been in the rules since 2009.
Accelerated Drinker doesn't have the "Or other potables" in its benefits section so using it as a comparison, to me, doesn't seem like sound reasoning. Accelerated Drinker is also a trait and not a feat.
All this pfs talk is very much off-topic. Ascalaphus makes a well-written logical argument. So far most counters I've seen are either 'Its too powerful with extracts", or "It's not fair", or "I don't like it...", so much as I can tell. Did I miss any arguments against extracts more comparable to the logic posed by Ascalaphus? If so, can we compile them in a post so we can get back on topic? Thanks!A potable is a drinkable liquid. It could be argued that, while an extract is certainly drinkable, it is never defined, anywhere in the Alchemist Class Description, as a "liquid." We don't know what it is, only that it is magic. Extracts behave as spells in potion form. Potions are liquids. So if they behave as spells in potion form, they would need to be a liquid.
For the second trigger, unless he moves more than 5-feet it won't ruin a full-attack sequence as A could follow him with his own 5-foot step.
Poisons could also work. Hitting touch AC(Gunslinger is the easiest way to do this). If most of the AC is tied to dodge bonuses, you're going to have a hard time doing any combat maneuvers as dodge bonuses are added to CMD. I would target things that are harder to hit, like saving throws. The problem stems from where most of the AC is coming from. If it comes mostly from Dodge, then going after Touch AC doesn't help nor will using Combat Maneuvers. I would say the best way to try and deal with it(aside from talking to the GM and other players) would be to use things that target Saving Throws. Maybe an alchemis, depending on how no-magic this game is.
The Ravager possesses an innate resistance to effects that would kill or permanently incapacitate it, including petrification and imprisonment. Against such effects it is considered to automatically make any required saving throws. Poisons generally have a frequency at which they occur. Fail the save, take the poison effect. Make the save, you don't take the poison effects. The Ravager has a Con of 46 which means, assuming a usual onset and frequency, he would have to keep it asleep between 8-46 minutes(assuming 1D6 con damage). A creature dies when it has taken damage equal to or exceeding its constitution score. The Ravager automatically makes any required saving throw against an effect that would kill it or permanently incapacitate it so it should pass the saving throw before the poison deals enough damage to its con score to kill it. Also, remember that a natural 20 on a saving throw always a success, so you have a chance to succeed on the saving throw. You should also find out what poisons he plans on using so you can find out their frequency and duration.
The only problem I could see with this is that the fire immunity comes from the Fire subtype it possesses.
This ability functions as a polymorph spell, the type of which is listed in the creature’s description, but the creature does not adjust its ability scores (although it gains any other abilities of the creature it mimics). Unless otherwise stated, it can remain in an alternate form indefinitely. Some creatures, such as lycanthropes, can transform into unique forms with special modifiers and abilities. These creatures do adjust their ability scores, as noted in their descriptions. There is the rest of the ability. It functions as a polymorph spell, but the creature retains its ability scores unless noted otherwise.
I don't believe you can kill it with poison as its death resistance causes it to automatically pass any save kill or permanently incapacitate it.
There isn't anything that says the size limit for a grapple. If your venture captains and lieutenants are saying this, it might be a PFS ruling. You can also feel free to ask them where it says this restriction as grapple mentions no restriction on size.
Make backups of your spellbook? Duplicating an existing spellbook has the cost per page cut in half. Or get a Blessed Book. If you're getting your spellbook stolen that often then you should start talking to your DM.
As Chess Pwn said, you can't. Anyone who tells you differently is wrong.
Do note you still need to pay the normal scribe costs even when you buy access from an NPC but it is cheaper than buying scrolls to get more spells. Honestly, scribing costs are pretty cheap. It might be a bit expensive at early levels, but after it's pretty much chump change.
That's a fallacy. Nothing in a metamagic feat would lead to that conclusion. If Kitsune Magic was required for the feat, why wouldn't they have placed that requirement in it the same way that Heavenly Radiance has Daylight a prereq(I know Racial Heritage doesn't apply to Aasimar)? Because Magical Tail doesn't require it in order to function. Even if a Kitsune replaced Kitsune Magic, they could still benefit from Magical Tail. There are several instances of feats from Advanced Race guide that require their race's spell-like ability racial in order to function. The fact that they omitted it from Magical Tail and from any errata they have put out for Advanced Race Guide.
I do wonder what happens when you animate its corpse. Does the undead gain the regeneration or does a living terrasque pop next to the undead one after 3 rounds. I figure it would just regenerate over top of the skeleton and become a Tarrasque. Though an army of Tarrasque skeletons would be kind of cool.
I would say D20pfsrd is wrong.
PFFFT! Just make super sneaky throwaway characters who have invested all of their money into Bags of Holding and Portable Holes. Then, every combat, just toss the Portable Hole into the Bag of Holding while surrounded by monsters. Continue this until your GM relents and stops breaking all of your stuff. Wage war with your GM! Kill every Quest NPC! CHEESE HARD! FOR VICTORY!
You could do that, yeah. It's really up to you at this point. You could check out the Homebrew or Suggestion boards to see if anyone else has asked something similar to this.
To my knowledge there isn't any half dead templates. You could, however, give him negative energy affinity like Dhampirs get.
To my knowledge, if it doesn't show up in arcane, then it is divine. There is a list somewhere of whose spell list to go by, but I don't have it offhand.
Actually, it only takes 1 minute of continuous interaction to influence his attitude. Making a request takes as little as 1 round, but also longer depending on the request.
It's entirely possible that it was oversight on Paizo's part. There are several cases of mistakes that made it through editing and into print. So unless a Dev or someone who wrote the book chimes in, we won't know.
Considering we had feats like Double Slice or Dragon Style which let us add strength bonus(or strength and a half in Dragon Style's case) to damage and told us how it normally worked should have been an indicator for how double-dipping wasn't an option. Or else we would have gotten 1.5X strength with off-hand weapons and 2.5X strength with unarmed strike.
Only if it doesn't matter (AKA they would've already died from the normal times 2 damage, which doesn't include anything but the weapons die damage),The upside though is that you critically succeed on a 20 (I'll be damned if I don't roll 3 times as many ones though)And with a weapon, that means what? you still get your bonus damage? Does the GM give you extra special bonuses for a natural 20 above and beyond the normal critical? I think I'd rather use a normal critical hit and take my chances to confirm and deal 3D10+45 instead of auto confirming and doing 3D10+15.
Not to mention the racial bonus to stealth, perception and sense motive and the availability of those 3 being class skills as well as Disguise and a few others. :D
The FAQ calls out the Paladin's Divine Grace and all other "bonus equal to her [ability score] bonus" as the same as "[Ability Score] bonus" which do not stack with each other as per the first part of the FAQ.
For this purpose, however, the paladin's untyped "bonus equal to her Charisma bonus (if any) on all saving throws" from divine grace is considered to be the same as "Charisma bonus (if any)" They are both Cha bonuses. They don't stack.
It would seem that would be the case, Squirrel_Dude. That does make Knight of the Sepulcher a less desirable archetype to play.
What about Tiger Claws? Doesn't this FAQ mess with it as well?
and you didn't pick up on the use of the Guided enhancement. If he can flurry, he isn't going to have any problems in the damage outlay department with that little enhancement helping him. Curse of the Crimson Throne: A History of Ashe Page 22. Guided Enchantment.
Totally exists in Pathfinder.
What book is he in? Is it the Carrion Crown books?
Look at Hamatula Strike. It really messes things up. :P EDIT: I remember there being another feat, I think it was, that allowed you to move someone to an adjacent square next to you and people asking how it worked with bows.
Yeah, combat maneuvers get weird. And Bob didn't even mention some of the other things, like a Dang Bong, which grants a +2 Bonus to Grapple...unfortunately, you take a -4 penalty for not having two hands free, so unless you're dual-wielding Dang Bongs, you end up still grappling at a minus penalty.
Crafting generally skews WBL anyways as it allows Crafters to essentially get double the value for their WBL(and the party, if the crafter helps out the party with his crafting). You kind of have to be careful with it or your powerlevel skyrockets out of proportion.
As far as I know, yeah.
The battleaxe could certainly be a Blackblade, but not the musket nor an axe musket as both are two handed weapons on the table I am looking at.
You can ignore the caster level requirement. The only required things you need are the feat and the spell for spell-trigger or spell completion items.
Doubling is multiplying, and no, it wouldn't be multiplied as extra damage dice over what a weapon normally deals are never multiplied.
You forgot Advanced, Animal Lord and Worm That Walks, Lego. Oh, and Grave Knight. Now we've got our Big Bad Evil...Thing. And it's Mythic 10.
I have a question on behalf of a fledgling DM - Can you slap the half-fiend template on a demon, devil, or other type of fiend as a sort of advancement?This would probably be in addition to increasing the creatures hit dice. If you wanted to make it even more powerful(and kind of silly), you could also add the Half-Fiend or Half-Celestial templates as well, for a Half-Fiend/Celestial Half-Black Dragon White Dragon.
That is most certain not true. An antipaladin loses nothing for not worshiping, just like a paladin.
You could get a reliquary shield or weapon, though it has to be a magic weapon, armor or shield. Counts as a holy symbol for your god and counts as a permanent fixture if you cast consecrate or desecrate.
Probably because it's from the D20PFSRD. They are known to sometimes not have the correct rulings in there. However, I would like to point out Negative Energy Affinity. Negative Energy Affinity (Ex) The creature is alive but is healed by negative energy and harmed by positive energy, as if it were an undead creature. Format negative energy affinity; Location Defensive Abilities This, to me, makes me believe that unless over wise stated, like in Channel Energy, a undead creature will always be healed by Negative Energy.
Holy Water will harm evil outsiders, Blood of the Martyr Spell will cause harm a person who fails their Fort Save. Fire of Judgement says it's fire of positive energy. Bolt of Glory hurts living creatures and being on a Major Positive Energy Dominant plane can kill you if you stay long enough. EDIT:I had to look all of these up and they are, to my knowledge, the only Positive Energy effects that will harm living things.
No. A greatsword is a greatsword. Even if he could use it as a large longsword, he still couldn't use it as a large longsword is a 2-handed weapon for a medium creature.
Pencils and papers are overpowered! EVERYONE MUST NOW WRITE IN BLOOD! The more you write, the less powerful the player becomes, till he passes out from blood loss!
There's no RAW for that. A GM is certainly allowed to rule that way if they wish, but there is nothing to back up that decision.
Faiths of Purity and Faiths of Balance(one for Abadar) have Codes of Conduct for paladins worshiping specific Deities(not all Gods have Paladin Orders in Golarion). Also, a quote from JJ from 2011 where he says that paladins don't need gods.
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