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I know it seems like a strange question, but is it possible to make the Savage Technologist work in a no guns campaign? Maybe with Elven Curve Blade and Composite Longbow?

The str/dex raging really fits my character backstory but I can't change class features per GM so if I take it, I take it as is in a gun less world.

I'm sorry if this was already answered since I could not find it.

I am wondering about how a temporary Stat increase would affect an ability with a saving throw dependant on that ability.

Specifically I am wondering about Bloodrager's rage and Staggering Strike from the Aberrant Bloodline. Does the save DC go up when you are raging or is it based on your base constitution bonus?

I am wondering because I am torn between regular Bloodrager and Urban Bloodrager.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Hello everyone, I posted this in the Pathfinder Reddit group also, but trying to solicit as many opinions as possible!

I am making a new character and I could use a little help. I am making a goliath druid and we are starting at level 10.
Now more than likely I would use dwarf because I like the idea of a giant slaying dwarf, that turns into a giant to infiltrate the enemy. I am also open to other races that might work, like Half-Orc, Oread, or Half-Elf(cannot be human)

Besides the race, my biggest problem is weapon and possibly multiclassing. I was considering adding a level of Ranger with Shapeshifting Hunter because my character has a deep seated hatred of Giants, and thematically favored enemy would seem to work. The problem is that I need to wear stoneplate, so would fighter be a better choice for the multiclass? Just 1 level gets me heavy armor prof and an extra feat. Maybe Barbarian because I was considering the Rage Domain anyway(no animal companions)?

I am also lost on weapon. Since my size will be increasing, is a regular 2 hander fine a la falchion, or should I still be considering a reach weapon?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Really, the only four requirements are: Goliath Druid, Non-Human, Stoneplate and no more than 2-3 levels outside of druid.

P.S. I cannot take monk since the Stoneplate is a baseline requirement for the build.

Hello everyone!

I have a character I have been playing and I love him, but I am a little unsure what to take for his next feat!

He is a Crossblooded Sorc 1(Elemental-Water and Efreeti)(mainly for the character flavor and concept)/Dual Cursed, Spirit Guide Oracle 6 of the Dark Tapestry.

I took Consumed and Blackened as my curses, and I have Gift of Madness, Many Forms, and Interstellar Void as my Revelations. (not counting my spirit guide)

My current feats are Divine Protection, Noble Scion of War and Extra Revelation. My traits are Northern Ancestor and Reactionary.

My main stat is Charisma at 23.

I was thinking I could grab another extra revelation and get fortune/misfortune, or maybe a metamagic(likely Silent or Still) or maybe even spell focus. I didn't think I would need improved initiative since I am at +16 right now.

Any suggestions? From the feat list or from my list above?

Thanks in advance for all your help.

Hello,

I was creating a Brawler character and looking for a bit of advice. I have never used a martial, almost exclusively being a spellcaster in the past.

I am using a goblin(goblin campaign) with a bite attack (Hard head, Big teeth) and I noticed you cannot BF and do your natural attack(bite). But you CAN TWF with unarmed strikes and then use your bite. Since you will always have that 1 extra attack(albeit at a -5) isn't it better for a brawler to use TWF and the bite than to use just BF?

At lvl 5, it'd be:

BF +3/+3
TWF +3/+3/+0

(if I am understanding the mechanics correctly)

I am putting this in advice because I am curious what the benefit to using BF is, it I am giving up an attack every round? Is it just the feat cost for having to grab the TWFing feats?

Am I totally heading down the wrong path?

Thanks in advance for advice, this martial stuff is complex!

DrCoras

Hello! I have an overlap question about an investigator with a 1 level alchemist dip. There was another thread about it, but it dealt only with extracts and I didn't want to ask a completely different question there.

If I have an Alchemist 1/Investigator 3, I know I only have a mutagen good for 10 minutes. But if I take the mutagen investigator talent, does that mean I now have 2 mutagen? 1 at 10 minutes and 1 at 30? Or do I have 1 40 minute mutagen?

I wanted the alchemist dip for bombs, but this question is bugging me.

Sorry in advance if this is a dumb question with an easy answer (like my last one) but I just wanted to be sure. Thanks in advance for any answers!

I'm sorry if this has been answered anywhere, I have been searching all day and couldn't find an answer.

I was wondering if a crossblooded sorcerer can take 2 elemental bloodlines? For example, elemental fire and elemental cold? It's for a character concept.

I'm making an ifrit who was raised in Irrisen by his mother (a winter witch) and he wants to follow in her footsteps. All the rest of his levels will be oracle (winter or waves), but when he casts a blast type spell there is a 25 percent chance it comes out as fire and a 75 percent chance it comes out as cold.

With both elemental bloodlines, it will ensure I can do that random roll every time, since the two arcanas support it.

Is this ok? And thanks in advance!

Hello all, I recently played a pregen in a higher tier game and I am applying it to my lvl 1 character. I was told at the table that I will earn 500g, but looking at the PFS guide, it shows I should have earned a different amount.

My question is two fold:

1.What is the right amount when applying the xp to a lvl 1?

2.If it is higher than 500g, can it still be corrected or is it too late?

Thanks in advance for any help!