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How do you think the average peasant would treat an average Ratfolk? I feel like people would treat them no different than halflings or gnomes but a guy I know says that they would be treated like monsters and looked down upon. Especially in Taldor. Thoughts?

Maybe I just think Ratfolk look so cute that everyone would love them.

So I just bought Ultimate Equipment, I get home and I discover that at page 128 it skips 129 to 160 and goes straight to 161 and upon reaching 192 goes back to 161 so I have two sets of the pages 161 to 192 and am entirely missing pages 129 to 160. Should I return this to my local game store or do I need to talk to someone at Paizo?

So my party reached Thistletop today. I have a fighter, druid, rogue, and wizard. The fighter was a samurai, but the the samurai died so now we have a fighter.

Upon reaching Thistletop they came upon the giant wall of briars. The druid walked right through and discovered that there were tunnels running through the briars. He returns to tell the party, but decides to continue scouting while they wait at the mouth of the tunnel. He tries to stay in the briars as much as possible, jumping across the tunnels and being stealthy.

First he finds the big hole in the ground. Passes that by and heads north, comes to the edge and see the bridge so decides to head that way. Finds the kennel with the goblin dogs tied up but they see him and start barking, so he turns around and heads the other way. Keeps sneaking until he finds the goblin refugees who don't see him. He then decides to head back to his companions, follows the same path back and fails a perception checks. Gets hit by the goblin druid hiding in the brambles, then fails on the iniative roll and gets hit again and goes down.

My thoughts on the goblin druid was that he would hear the goblin dogs barking and go investigate. He questions them with speak to animals, finds out that someone is running around in the brambles, sends a message to raise the alarm and then sets off to find the intruder. Since the player didn't immediately leave and seek out his companions but kept exploring it wasn't too difficult for the goblin druid to find him and ambush him.

So the party runs into save him but between the goblin dogs, the goblin druid/rogue, and the cougar they can't seem to get 15 past the entrance. An entagle spell really trips them up and they end up running away. At that point I ended the session, told the Druid's player to roll up a temp character for Tuesday that he can play until he discovers the Druids fate, with the chance that it might be his new character. I decided to have the goblin Druid kill the druids animal companion who also fell in the combat and torture the druid for information, but give the guy a chance to save his character.

What do you guys think? Reasonable and/or realistic response? Would you have done anything differently?

I've been browsing through the forums and it seems to me that a lot of people just assume that everyone uses point buy like them. I've seen a few posts of people bashing people's characters for stupid placement of point buy only to have the person announce that they rolled, and it seems people are surprised. I like rolling stats.

I just started a game with six players and I made all of them roll there stats in order and then build a class from that. So if their first roll was a 16 then that was their strength. I know this is a bit extreme, but everyone liked it, and it made choosing your race interesting. If you wanted to be an elf you couldn't just buy your con up to offset the con minus you took.

I'm curious as to who else still rolls there stats. Is rolling your stats dead?

So I would really like to find a way to get a picture from the game master's guide as my avatar. The one I'm thinking of is the Goblin in the Dragon Outfit. So questions:

1) Am I allowed to do this?

2)If I am, what would be the best way to go about doing this?

All help is appreciated.

Can a 1st level alchemist take the feat extra discovery? Is Discovery is a class feature for alchemists even if they haven't learned their first one yet? Does it even make thematic sense to let alchemists take extra discovery at 1st level?

I asked a few people at the game store and no one was 100% sure.

Can a 1st level alchemist take the feat extra discovery? Is Discovery is a class feature for alchemists even if they haven't learned their first one yet? Does it even make thematic sense to let alchemists take extra discovery at 1st level?

I asked a few people at the game store and no one was 100% sure.

A disagreement came up at a game last night. One player wished to use his flight hex to cast feather fall on everyone. I was under the impression that the flight hex only affected the witch, and that she could not make others lighter with it. The idea being that she is just lighter all the time, like having a ring of feather fall but instead its a supernatural ability.

So who's right? Can a witch use her flight hex to cast feather fall on anyone or just on herself?