The full rebuild helps my Lore Warden replace a dead Trait. I initially selected Clever Wordplay to make Diplomacy Int-based (and, therefore, I interpreted, a Class Skill), but then an FAQ unceremoniously tossed that out of the window.
I was surprised to find that my self proclaimed "Most Booned PC" (this alias) only had 9:
#1: [REDACTED] boon from [REDACTED]
#2: Extra Hours
#3: Expedition Manager
#4: Former Crusader
#5: On-the-Job Training
#6: GM Star Reward, "Student of Scrolls"
#7: Ritual of Stardust, 4715
#8: Against the Consortium
#9: Hypnotic Therapy
He's my one Slow Track character, and has a long list of Chronicle Sheet Boons because of that. He just reached level 9, and has more Chronicles in his stack than any of my retired characters.
I have a question about the "Joliryn's Foe" boon on the Chronicle. The character that I gave this GM credit to also has the "Spoils of the Siege (Joliryn)" boon from Serpent's Rise, so he has access to the Wrathful Ring of Spell Storing. He's also a 7th level Wizard with an Arcane Bonded Ring (no properties, yet). Can I upgrade his masterwork ring to a Wrathful Ring of Spell Storing by paying half of the 16,000gp price? He meets all of the requirements to do so, as far as I can tell.
I can offer no solid argument why this ring should behave any differently than a minor ring of spell storing, which has a cost half that of its price. Even if no one official chimes in, I doubt any GM would raise an eyebrow during an audit.
Just wanted to try one last attempt to get opinions before I play this character next week.
I have a question about the "Joliryn's Foe" boon on the Chronicle.
The character that I gave this GM credit to also has the "Spoils of the Siege (Joliryn)" boon from Serpent's Rise, so he has access to the Wrathful Ring of Spell Storing.
He's also a 7th level Wizard with an Arcane Bonded Ring (no properties, yet).
Can I upgrade his masterwork ring to a Wrathful Ring of Spell Storing by paying half of the 16,000gp price? He meets all of the requirements to do so, as far as I can tell.
A good chunk of this question revolves around the PFS rules for upgrading Bonded Items, but since my specific question concerned this Chronicle item I figured here would be the best place to ask it.
Wizards aren't my forte. This is the first time I've ever attempted to do anything with an Arcane Bond =P
(posting with my character's alias so I can more easily find the it in the future)
Regarding the Heartstone, since it's described as an "amulet", can it become a Wizard's bonded item? My Elf Eldritch Knight, who in my head has a rivalry with the Elf 322, would love to make it his.
I just see that the Chronicle lists the item as having a "discounted price" of 8000gp. Would making it a bonded item still cost half as much?
Played an amazing session of Test of Tar Kuata today. 4 person table with Druid-3, Monk-4, Warpriest-4, and me. Finished in just over 3 hours, even. Earned enough gold to finally enchant Elay's Elven Curve Blade with Agile ^^
No sweat. I actually just printed the one you already emailed me, scratched out Normal Track, and put Slow Track. Nobody ever looks through my Chronicles anyways, but if someone really wants to hard core audit me they can read this thread.
"She is human, yes? Short lifespans, they. So much to do. So little time. And should someone else get in their way? Their entire life's work may be forfeit."
Elay basically has 7 scrying sensors that each last only a single round, and he can place each of them up to 110 feet away. They're ideal for looking ahead at intersections to see if anyone else is hiding down the other passageways, or in this case, whether a fleeing Gnoll has turned to the right or the left.
Brandishing his Adamantine Elven Curve Blade, Elay looks at the pens. "If we find ourselves without a key for the lock, I have a key for the bars themselves."
If there are any gaps at all, I'll land a scying sensor on the other side of the gates (up to 110 feet away) to see if anything is waiting to ambush us.
I'll need my Chronicle by Thursday so I can update Elay for the Con. If that means less Prestige and Gold that's fine. Just pretend we were playing at a real table and I had to leave early.
Elay steps next to a fallen Gnoll (5ft step), grabs an axe off the corpse (move action; what type of axe?), and holds it at the ready (standard action ready to attack any adjacent enemy).
Elay steps 5ft (down, south, between Fen and the Gnoll, I can't move anything while on my phone) and motions defensively while conjuring a fan of flames to envelope 2 Gnolls and a Hyena.
Ok. If that's the case I'll do my action posted below. Otherwise it's what I'll do when it comes to my turn.
Elay positions himself to aim a spell as clearly as possible at the Gnoll furthest from the party, leaving the present melee in the hands of the Shoanti.
Blowing into his cupped hands Elay's breath takes on a supernatural chill, forming an icy ball of magical snow. He promptly hurls it at the distant Gnoll.
Touch AC:1d20 + 9 ⇒ (4) + 9 = 13 Damage:5d6 ⇒ (4, 6, 1, 5, 5) = 21 Fort Save DC 16 or be staggered for 1 round.
"Come now, come now. Surely one Human (he almost says disdainfully) cannot be that much of a threat compared to an entire operation? He is but one man, with but one hammer. He could no more slit your throats with it than cut a banana."
It appears to be a collection of tactical observations such as the number and location of exits, the number and placement of apparent guards, the number and condition of apparent slaves, and quick descriptions of questionable "others".
Elay asks to the gnolls, "I have travelled the Inner Sea and beyond as a scribe. I have seen many cultures. Tell me, what is the local custom for punishing misbehaving slaves?"
