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Wow. Are you telling me I can cast wish for 50 points of curable damage?

I have a sorcerer build with over 250 hit points without polymorph spells at around 17th or 18th level. I can now easily jack all my stats with a +5 inherent bonus for no monetary cost.

Thank you so much for letting me know about this spell.

Blood Money causes STR damage, not HP Damage.

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Back in the day there were "Sharpness" weapons (I.E. "Sword of Sharpness") which did that for limbs, but they haven't existed for awhile for the same reason PF doesn't have crit charts for specific locations.

So answer is: I don't think they exist in Paizo products, but there are probably equivalents in third-party products.

edit: Ninja'd by a mindflayer! Oh the humanity!

Well this discusses pretty much all the useful familiars (towards the end) and their utility & drawbacks.

This and this I think are up to date, though I'm not the best source on what is completely up to date and what isn't.

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Thread just started Wednesday.

Did you know you can create an undead creature out of a fresh body?

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Rerednaw's "Slay Thread" failed.

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Yeah, not if you're a Fighter, Monk, or Rogue.

You get a piece of cake inside of an impenetrable forcefield while all the other classes eat and enjoy theirs and rub that fact in your face.

You forgot to include Barbarian in that list - they get theirs behind a Force Field, too; but the difference is they can Spell Sunder the Force Field to get their delicious caek.

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Perception is the best skill and technically everyone wants to have it at high values?

In PF, Perception for Adventurers is like Concentration for Casters in 3.x.

You may as well give everyone who doesn't have it a cane and a seeing eye dog.

What are the best NON-MAGIC consumables?

This guide by Ashiel has some good tips on useful non-magic consumables (also some on magic consumables).

I think it might be cool if physical skills were based on CMB, maybe with an option to increase them with skill points. It would make martial classes good at physical skills, which they don't always have skill points to increase.

The only potential problem with this that I can think of - and IMO it's not an automatic problem - is that then they all go up automatically (or not for low CMD classes), which some people will really like and some people might not really like.

You're right though that it is potentially a way to make low-skill classes finally good at some of the things they might be considered good at, without changing the amount of skill points they get.

A Numeria adventure module could be cool and might test the waters sales-wise for the interest of a more detailed (i.e. AP) product.

I'm just going to leave this here.

What about half-orcs? Can they grow full beards? Or are they just restricted to those mutton-chops we see in the example half-orc?

Mutton-chops are making a comeback.

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People could ask RD about the math. He hasn't died. As far as I know.

That elite array looks odd, to me, Porphyrogenitus.

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Ability Scores: The creature’s ability scores are listed here.

Unless otherwise indicated, a creature’s ability scores represent the baseline of its racial modifiers applied to scores of 10 or 11.
Creatures with NPC class levels have stats in the standard array (13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8), while creatures with character class levels have the elite array (15, 14, 12, 11, 10, 8); in both cases, the creature’s ability score modifiers are listed at the end of its description.

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