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Ok if you take the feat Feral Combat Training which says that anything that enhances the improved unarmed strike can enhance the natural attack you choose, does that mean that the monks unarmed damage works for the natural attack as well? Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you.

dang... allright. thanks. :(

well its a society thing. I want to be sure that if I go to a con or anything that its on the up and up.

Is it possible to retire a character early and make a new one at the same level? I really dont like my first character, as she is a one trick pony, and would rather do something else with that slot. If there is any rules for that could someone please tell me or point me to where I can maybe look? I have looked everywhere I can think of but haven't found anything. Thank you for any help in this matter.

well the crossblooded allows me to use two bloodlines and the wildblood changes each individual one to a new one to match their new titles. so there shouldn't be a problem with that line. so if thats it, then its good?

I dont know if this has been discussed and if it has I appologige but I was wondering. In society is it possible to have two archetypes? The ones in question are Wildblooded and Crossblooded. I used the crossblooded to pick up two and the wildblooded for Primal and Sanguine. Are those legal choices for society? And if not I do need to know so that I may fix my sorc. Thank you.

Pally wasn't in the original design. It was going to be just straight Magus then I decided to add that in after I noticed a couple things would benifit from doing the paladin thing. It may not be the most optimal but when there isn't rules problems he's really fun to play.

This is far from my first character as I've been playing for years. We had a problem come up on society when my DM didn't like how many attacks I was making per turn, (a spellstriking SG followed up by normal att without moving) and he decided to limit me to only the spellstrike attack with out granting me my normal full attack. I fealt that since I had read the rules multiple times before creating the character that I had every right to be ticked off. So I then later that night decided to post on here so that I would have evidence showing that I get exactly what the book says I get, hoping somehow that this avoids further problems. I don't like argueing with a friend, I hate it even more when they aren't willing to listen. So I'm hoping that this post will show that I do know what I'm talking about and that I make sure the rules are followed EVERY TIME I make a new character. And if somehow I find that my reading of the rules is incorrect I immediately change my characters concept of how I plan on building them further to compensate. Like it looks like I'm going to have to do with my Monk now. Anyways thank you for your replies and hopefully this can help someone else who has questions about the magus.

Half of the people say I can only do one attack with the spell and that's it period. No moving or anything. Just one cast and hit with the sword casting the spell through it and no normal attack

Ok I have a question and I need someone to please answer preferably someone who runs the site.

How exactly does spellcombat and spellstrike work? I need to know cause my group is divided and I'm about ready to quit pathfinder.

Please answer and yes this is for society

Hey when exactly is this going to be available? I'm running in 3 and a half hours and this is the one I'm planning on running... Any idea when it'll be available for purchase?

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awesome. and this last one should end it.

using synthesist, if i have the ability to use a certain weapon then my eidolon should also have that ability when we are together correct?

From what I understand when you meld with the Eidolon it gives its body to you to use so you are the one doing everything. You just have the Eidolon's powers tacked on to yourself so it should not be an issue.

Ultimate Magic:While fused with his eidolon, the synthesist can use all of his own abilities and gear.

Awesome. Thank you for all the help. If I survive to lvl 5 I'll let you know how it went. And thank you again for all the help.

awesome. and this last one should end it.

using synthesist, if i have the ability to use a certain weapon then my eidolon should also have that ability when we are together correct?

That synthesis look really powerful if it allows you wear armor, since a normal Eidolon could not, but in your care the eidolon is not wearing the armor you are unless I missed a rule somewhere.

PS:You might want a 2nd opinion on number 3. I could not find anything, but I only skimmed the book(ultimate Magic) also.

Thats where I got my info from too. All I read on anything is that he cant wear armor because it messes with the link but that I can. And that I can designate his armor to be either type I want.

What would you say the penalties to using two two handers would be with two actual hands on each weapon?

ok so I'm going to have to rebuild. Thanks for the help and I have just three more questions.

1. If my dex is 15 so I can take twf and I summon my eidolon which brings my dex down to 12 can I no longer use twf?

2. If I give my eidolon another set of arms can he wield two handed weapons when twf since he'll essentually have two hands on each side of his body to hold the weapons with.

3. If I'm wearing armor and my eidolon has all his armor points designated to natural armor, do I still get the armor bonus from the armor I wear?

Just letting you know for all three questions that I went synthesist alt and it says me and him are one in the same being.

Caster level and class level are not the same thing. You can get traits and such that increase your caster level, but that does not effect your class level, which is what Eidolons go off of.

So what trait will allow me to do something like what I'm wanting to where I can take a level or two of fighter but keep moving my eidolon up?

No. Eidolons are not based on caster level.

Then why does it say that their abilities are based on what level of summoner you are? And by abilities I mean EP, NA, and HD. I know you don't get the actual listed abilities that a summoner gets unless you take the levels of summoner. But it says that if you are a 2nd level summoner these are the HD NA and EP that the eidolon would have. And if I were a summoner 1 and a fighter 1 with that trait, I would be a summoner two for caster level... Thats the only thing thats confusing me. I mean I know they are not an actual spell but the opperate on the fact that the summoners caster level is a certain number.

Ok there is a trait that reads as follows:

Magical Knack: You were raised, either wholly or in part, by a magical creature, either after it found you abandoned in the woods or because your parents often left you in the care of a magical minion. This constant exposure to magic has made its mysteries easy for you to understand, even when you turn your mind to other devotions and tasks. Pick a class when you gain this trait--your caster level in that class gains a +2 trait bonus as long as this bonus doesn't raise your caster level above your current hit dice.

Now my question is, if I take that as a 1st level summoner and my next two levels are going to be fighter, can I say that, that trait applies to my eidolon since the summoner class says that summoning an eidolon counts as casting summon monster?

I mean it does say that the abilities for the eidolon are as if that is your level in summoner. Please let me know asap. Playing tonight and want to have the summoner done before we start. Thank you.

You always round down unless it says specifically otherwise. So, at 1st level it sounds like no.

Dang... Alright, thanks for the help guys. I'll let my DM know. I'm playing the character but we both read it the same way and thought it was over powered. Now that I know how it really works it makes more sense. Thanks again.

When taking the half-orcs class bonus of +1/2 damage for bombs for the alchemist class what does that apply to? All damage, just the first d6+intel, or just the first d6 or just intel?

Oh so do I get any benefit at first level, like it rounding up to the nearest whole point? Or anything like that?

When taking the half-orcs class bonus of +1/2 damage for bombs for the alchemist class what does that apply to? All damage, just the first d6+intel, or just the first d6 or just intel?

I'm pretty new to this and I'm planning ahead for a character and was wondering... Is Leadership legal for Society and if so are there any limits to it?