I'm about 95% certain it is suppose to say 1 Thrall you have not 1 creature but what confused me is why it is considered 2 attacks, I don't think we've seen a spell do this but maybe targeting AC is that good? Most things that attack multiple creatures with attack rolls with no map count as 2 attacks. (Sweep attacks, etc.)
It doesn't actually say that. It says: "Whenever you cast a spell or use an ability that
It is still Void Damage. It just ignores "Immunity Void Damage" unless the target also has "Immunity Vitality Damage" But unless this is intended to rewrite the rules as "all living creatures are immune to vitality damage, and all undead are immune to void damage" it doesn't actually work. Because the rules seem to say that void damage just doesn't even target undead. (Note that Void Healing, which is what this is probably intended to interact with, is in HP, not Immunities on most creatures. And as mentioned they need to be able to target undead with "target living" and target living with "target undead" spells.)
Reskinning enemies to avoid phobias I get. I've had to deal with a giant spider issue at a table I ran. But reskin for personal preference? I don't want to hear a conversation where one table fought tigers and another fought wolves.As long as the mechanics don't change, does it matter if you fought wolves or tigers? I agree that GMs should not change the Deadly Robot of Death into the Ooze of Cuddles, even if the Ooze of Cuddles still has a laser weapon. Tigers vs wolves in what is likely a random encounter seems like an unimportant difference to me. I reskinned the entire Lions of Katapesh scenario to turn all the antagonists into characters from the Lion King, including replacing the sphinx on the map with pride rock...
I'm glad to see this happening. The only "mechanical" change I would recommend is changing "may" to "can" since that's what "may" means in this context. This is a good point, the guide team has previously been instructed to avoid "may" as it could mean "is allowed" or "might" I would suggest "GMs are allowed to" or "GMs are encouraged to"
I deeply resent the idea that errata to scenarios is posted in a forum *completely* divorced from PFS play, one I would never even known existed if not for this thread. Valid or not, Errata to Scenarios needs to be mirrored in the PFS GM sub forum (Or better yet, posted there and mirrored to the foundry sub forum.) Minor semantic point on original post:
minor pedantic correction: 4 times, you have to have played it at level 2 to be locked out of rebuild. But otherwise agreed.
Finally got around to reading the license: But those Pathfinder Society faction dice bags you have been making because you love them? You can totally start selling those now instead of just giving them away for free. While digital items may reuse official Paizo art or logos, merch should not. Do not use the “Paizo,” "Pathfinder," or "Starfinder," trademarks and logos on your physical merch or in marketing materials when selling it. Do not use official art or assets from our games in merch. So faction dice bags (faction name and color scheme maybe?) would be fine, but faction dicebags with a faction symbol copied from the blog would not, is that correct? (It might be a good idea to make that more clear) IANAL, TINLA: I Am Not A Laywer, This Is Not Legal Advice
I do want to be super clear (since I wasn't earlier) that I am massively in favor of the shift to being more open to fan made art and letting fan artists sell their work! I am just also worried that this seems like it will break some some of the existing tools I know and love.
Historically, sheets that were not charging money didn't have to change golarion names (For example AoN for most of it's life, Dyslexic Character Sheets, or Wayfinder FanZine)
While I don't believe the forum poster(s?) or foundry are trying to decieve anyone, I have seen plenty of situations over the years where someone misinterpreted an unofficial comment or even a contradiction as "This is official confirmation of what I believe." Too many for me to accept that any of these changes are official. I agree this is a problem that needs to be fixed. Official clarifications need to be announced officially as stated in the guide to organized play. Any unofficial change in foundry from a pdf needs to be identified as such.
No, when applying the treasure bundles and downtime, it is still applied as a single chronicle. And definitely would not result in multiple reports. (That would cause the player to have 3x AcP if nothing else.)
It would help in future if the space between the check box and the spell following it were removed, and if there was more space to the left of the check boxes. Kyra, for example, kind of looks like she has 4 castings of bless. (askii aproximation, doesn't really do the best job.)
would be easier to read as:
Fair, though in this case I think I was seeing the list in the one-page OrgPlay guide book, rather than a separate page too. I’ll need to see if there are two lists, because the one I was looking at first also didn’t have the unlife potions. Also usedul feedback, no doubt, but will require more delving (likely off-mobile) to nail down. Thanks for pointing out the thread though!It is my understanding that come Wednesday, only the healing potions in the enclosed chart are available for taking as freebie consumables (no more scrolls or other choices). Is that correct?https://lorespire.paizo.com/tiki-index.php?page=pfs2guide._.Pathfinder%20Pr ovisions Currently there are two* lists. The old starting consumable lists. And the Pathfinder Provisions list that doesn't go into effect until tomorrow but which is up on the site so people can get a preview. It sounds like you got the starting consumables list. When we update the guide on Nov 15, there will only be 1 list. *3 lists if you count the schools lists.
That is correct, Tengu and Ratfolk are still always available, that page is being updated, but the update is caught up in the other updates needed for tomorrow.
It is my understanding that come Wednesday, only the healing potions in the enclosed chart are available for taking as freebie consumables (no more scrolls or other choices). Is that correct?https://lorespire.paizo.com/tiki-index.php?page=pfs2guide._.Pathfinder%20Pr ovisions Just so people know: "The list is not showing up nicely on mobile" (especially with device / browser information) is helpful feedback in the Guide thread.
The new monster abilities (Grab, Knockdown, Push, etc) are available on Archive of Nethys. Currently AoN has 2 separate listings for each. Until Wednesday, monsters published in RoE use the RoE ones. Starting Wendesday, all monsters use the RoE ones. Presumably when Monster Core comes out, the old ones will be updated to match the RoE ones.
I will miss the free lore skill that came with school training. More Lore skills at the table is fun. Any chance we could replace training with something like “all PFS characters are automatically trained in PFS lore”? It’s honestly never really made sense to me that you’re average Pathfinder wouldn’t know the basic history of the Society. I will continue to argue for Pathfinder as a bonus lore. (With choice of bonus lore if your background gives you pathfinder lore.)
The official response from Alex Speidel is that the Body Recovery boon meets the complete body requirement, gathering all the ash and reconstructing it enough for a for a Raise Dead to work. (I have put in a request for this to be added to the FAQ.)
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I think what you are experiencing is a result of the fact that many people who played Razmiran characters in PF1 were vocally and prolifically disruptive. It also does not help that they were linked to one of the most poorly priced and abusable magical items in print at the time. (The item's low price was balanced by a "drawback" that many players who used the item tried to argue should not be allowed to disadvantage them.) It resulted in a poor play experience. As a result, people who had to deal with that experience (sometimes repeatedly) will not want to play at a table that brings back memories of that experience. It's not a criticism of you, or an assertion that you will play that way. But it does not change the fact that even being around that will be uncomfortable for some people. There are other issues with Razmiran that go deeper, and those involve personal, real world triggers, and I would rather not go into those.
For reference, that is not a rule in PFS. 1. It is too easily weaponized. The moment you invoke that rule, you are in effect calling someone a derogatory name. Which means you are violating PFS rules. 2. It is to low a bar. No one wants a campaign where people stop just short of being jerks. The rules you want are: "Create a welcoming environment." "Remember, your character is a member of the Pathfinder Society first and foremost, and as such, your character should be able to work with any other Pathfinder, and abide by the Society’s Motto – “Explore, Report, Cooperate”." "Participants are expected to respect their fellow players and work together to create positive and memorable experiences."
"We are not the ones who placed this electrical device to try to electrocute Tsuchi-ko and nearly killed the audience and crew in the process. Several of the crew members saw your minion Omo in the process of planting the device." And I-apvii goes on to explain the power shifter and what it's function was supposed to be, and indicates Tsuchi-ko's chair (which has the receiving device.) +???
I-apvii takes a picture of the device and sends it over their com, asking the rest of the party to look for anything similar, especially around the Judges stands. (telepathically)We are probably only going to have one shot at disarming this Triage, so we will need to work closely together.
rolls for when people are ready: Communalism Shirt Reroll
"Tsuchi-ko stop, something is wrong with those!"
I-apvii hurries over and interposes themselves, being careful not to touch the gift basket. They also look to see if any seem to be missing, to determine if these are the correct cupcakes and if we should be looking for additional victims.
When it is I-apvii's turn, they wait for the stage to go dark and then the image of Absalom station grows above them, outsized copies of the bands that have played standing on the arms of the station, snatches of music from earlier in the show playing it turn as it spins the band in question toward the audience, and then fading as they move away. (Eagle eyed audience members might spot a slime covered Radat behind the Monster Generation.) "We all know what brought us here today. But how many know what brought us to today, here? Across the universe, beyond the gap and through this crisis to this spot. All these different groups, different species, different songs, all to one place, to one idea, to one night of musical competition... I-apvii goes into the history of music and especially musical competition across time and space.
I notice it says "the orc ancestry/species is now always available for both Pathfinder and Starfinder Society". Since it just says Pathfinder Society does that mean it's been opened up in PFS1e too? Or is that too much wishful thinking? :) At the current time this applies only to PFS2 and SFS. Alex says he is looking into what it would take to expand it to PFS1. As mentioned, this is a little more difficult since someone will have to look at *which* of the Orc only options can be opened and which will be disruptive or overpowered or confusingly written.
I-apvii helpfully (and telepathically) "Like a Cyclone?"
Following up on this now.
Four Options (at least as I understand it.) 1. Vanilla ability boosts as printed
That said, depending on your goals, sticking with one faction is the fastest way to revered. If you spread it around, reaching any threshold in any faction slows down. That said, I have a character who is aiming for 20 rep in all 6 factions. Just so she can say "But Everybody likes me. I am just that likeable."
It can't be given to a different character, right? Some boons unlock the option for all characters. Some only for the character that earned them. If it does unlock the option only for that one character, and that option has a rarity (Uncommon, Rare, Unique) you can use the Bequethal AcP boon to transfer it to a different character. |
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