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Matthew Downie wrote:

Also:

Please have a simple system for what happens if you can't see an enemy, not lots of scattered rules for blindness and invisibility and darkness and +20 bonuses to stealth.

This X 1000.


Jatori wrote:

I'm currently running a PFS spirit ranger. Currently at 4th level:

I'm curious how you guys interpret the Spirit Bond ability. For convenience:

Quote:

Spirit Bond (Ex): At 4th level, instead of forming a bond

with his hunting companions or an animal companion,
the spirit ranger forms a bond with the spirits of nature
themselves. Each day, as long as he is within one of his
favored terrains, the ranger can cast augury (Pathfinder
RPG Core Rulebook 245) as a spell-like ability with a caster
level equal to his ranger level. In addition, he can call
upon these spirits to cast any one ranger spell that he is
capable of casting, without having to prepare the spell.
At
8th level, and every four levels thereafter, he can cast an
additional spell in this way. This replaces hunter’s bond.

Must the ranger be in a favored terrain to get the bonus spell?

Flavor-wise this seems correct, but the language isn't clear.


This is one sweet app.


First post...

It was the spring of 1989, I think, and we played a homebrew system that a friend and I created (heavily influenced by Pool of Radiance and Bard's Tale). We wanted to play AD&D (2nd Edition), but my best friend's dad had seen Mazes & Monsters (the Tom Hanks movie) and forbade him from playing D&D.

I played an evil ranger in a party of about six. I can't remember his name, but I do remember that the DM had us begin completely destitute. We had to fight it out in the alleys of a city with delirious beggars and mad dogs barefisted for a few coppers in the hopes that one day we'd be able to afford arms and armor.

I remember that most of our efforts were in fooling our paladin so that we could carry out evil schemes.

Good times. We gradually bought 2nd Edition books but had to hide them under chairs whenever his parents came around. (And we eventually made enough money to equip ourselves.)