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I just ran into a discrepancy: The Archives of Nethys used to say the Sensate Fighter lost Weapon Training 2, 3, and 4 - now it says it loses all of them. The d20PFSRD says likewise.
That must mean either there's been errata, OR those two sites got careless about checking what it actually said (maybe one copied off the other *wags finger*); either seems plausible. Any idea which?
Again its the areas you didn't explore that contained evidence relevant to that boon. 7 evidence points was needed for the boon and you gathered 6. *facepalm* All but for the flip of an E-coin....
Here are Chronicles. Let me know if anything is missing. Okay, I have one concern regarding mine: The Grand Lodge-exclusive Boon is X'd out; must it be? I thought you said we'd excelled at finding all the information we sought, which sounds like what ought to earn me that Boon. *Looks around* Huh, was I the only "company-man" in this crew? How about you, Wither? I don't see a Faction affiliation next to you.
GM, does this mean the original chronicle sheets are still correct?Yes, we have quite discussed this in detail and Organized play rules don't allow GMs to fix this after game is finished. So, we can just go back to where you posted them and download from there? BTW, what WOULD the super-scary-TPK thing have been???
BTW, Wither, I'm still curious about your patron Deity (if you have one). The question of whether Druids need to have Deities is not really determined by the Nature Bond feature, but you're right, they don't. It's determined by the principles of the setting; for contrast, consider the FORGOTTEN REALMS setting, however, where ALL divine magic is granted/managed by an exceptionally "personal" superpantheon of gods, so Druids and Rangers there DO. Since you're an "atheist", you might want to check out some of the exclusive feats available to the godless!
Nature's ally doesn't have magic attacks so it's useless here. I'll change the action to a strike if allowed. The use, hypothetically, would've been to harass, take up space, and/or attract attacks - you're right it probably would not have been the ideal option. BTW, Wither, I'm still curious about your patron Deity (if you have one).
So incorporeal is undead, I really didn't know that. Thank you for telling me. Nature's ally doesn't have magic attacks so it's useless here. I'll change the action to a strike if allowed. Well, not necessarily, since you put it that way, but if you see something incorporeal that's normally anything but, like a minotaur, yes, it's probably some kind of ghost.
@Wither: Wait, time-out; WTH are you doing? Poison - especially if it does Constitution damage - is worthless against the Undead; your character would surely know that as a matter of common sense. I hope you will forgive me for kibitzing, but you'd be better off with a cure X wounds spell (I forget what you have prepared, but IIRC, wands do not provoke!), or your shillelagh if it's still in effect, or even a spontaneous nature's ally.
Ekanta is unprepared for the supernatural blast - but his mysterious ring crackles in reaction to the wave of dark power!
A little uncertain of what to do now, he takes a moment to look to his jade Wayfinder for guidance....
This is not Ekanta's first minotaur; how much more difficult can one that has already been slain once be? After all, as his own bleak training-mantra goes... "All that separates life from death is loneliness..."
"...suffering...." He continues as he nearly pirouettes into melee...
"...and my whirling STAFF."
Right, so we're rushed out the the maze and lose out on 20% of the payout? When Arxoias said that we can come back later, she means coming back after Koth'Vaul is gone and search the entire basement. Agreed - and getting gypped out of the Boon(s) is even worse! I thought this had been weirdly quick; if we can call backsies and continue, I'd like to.
Patron power? I don't see it in druid's class ability. Whoopsie-daisy! I meant "Power" as in broader (PLANESCAPE-and-Diane Duane-preferred!) term for "deity". @Rogarch: It occurs to me I could now 5-foot step over to the corner to give you room (Rawk could do likewise in the complementary direction); would you like me to?
Where are Valais and Monster Du Jour? Also: SHOOT. Keep your slot, Wither, it seems you *can't* help me with shillelagh. Now, if you'd wanted to change that action into a cure X wounds, that would've been/would be much appreciated.... That in mind, DM, I do have some shillelagh oils of my own; would you be willing to retcon that I applied one on the way here?
Incidentally, Wither, your character-sheet does not seem to reference your patron Power (I realize Pathfinder Druids do not strictly require one). I see Plague subdomain limits you to some...very interesting choices.
Let me be clear here... NOT FINISHING IN TIME CANNOT CHANGE PLAYER REWARDS. Hmm, if this is so: Another character of mine was in a game not too long ago that was cancelled on short notice because (I guess) our DM disappeared. We did get Chronicles, but the wealth payout (not XP or Prestige, mind you) was SEVERELY reduced. Was that, then, an error (or at least avoidable)?
"I MEAN THIS ENTIRE BASEMENT! ", I merely wished to be ce-"
"Then I say we leave. NOW." Ekanta's dreary monotone voice takes on an edge that present company has never heard in it before, something chilly and authoritative.
Valais stares open-mouthed about the room, particularly the talking statue, and begins panicking "Something is coming. We should not be here. Let's get out of here NOW.” as she says this vermin scurry out of study room in droves. Ekanta attempts to observe the trajectory of the fleeing vermin; they probably know the best way to safety. At the same time, he addresses Valais. "Define 'here': This room, or this entire...edifice?"
"Baphomet, Demon Lord of minotaurs; Captain Thurl has obviously converted...but you all probably already know that."
Ekanta takes one of the hideous shrunken heads at his side and tosses it into the cauldron like some Abyssal carnival-game...
...where it bursts open to reveal a small swarm of very perturbed insects!
Arxoias would ask Mr. Soul Seer to check the condition of these larvas and/or the humanoid? within.
"Basically I am of those creatures. Thurl glued together my current form with these worm-like beings." Ekanta gives Valais an extended stare upon hearing this.
"I take it they had to be pulverized to make such glue? They have met the death beyond death, then; I suppose both you and they are fortunate, eternity in the Abyss being what it otherwise would be for them."
Ekanta continues forward, stoic and vigilant as ever.
The GM can't give you permission to ignore campaign rules. Once the adventure starts, you can't change a character like that. I ask because I have generally seen it permitted for instances in which the requested alteration(s) would not have impacted anything that had already transpired in the adventure; Ekanta's not used too many of his skills thus far (a few Perception rolls, and one Sense Motive, so it would also be reasonable interpretation to say I could adjust skill points I'd allocated anywhere but those two). You are clear I would only wish to adjust this newly-reached level's skill-points, right?
@DM: This is Ekanta's first adventure as a 5th-level character, and I doubt a single point would've made any difference in any skill check he's made thus far, so if I may, I'd like to abacus this level's skill points around a little bit.
Still hoping for yeas-or-nays on these two.
Ekanta slowly traverses the periphery of the room as he reads the walls, but not that slowly - clearly your humble fighting-man knows the Wicked Speech! 10 minutes later, he addresses the rest of you.
After a moment's awkward silence (you get the sense such moments happen rather a lot when he's around), he adds: "Somewhere early on in this mess, the hag calls Captain Thurl 'Prince of Sigils'; she calls him that because she knows it annoys him. I think she's not the only one, either, someone else called him that and he was not at all happy."
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