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Hello I am trying to find some of the maps for the AP's. Either to print out or by for our tables. Are there any available now or are their any plans to produce them? the maps are good in the AP but if I can get a play mat for my groups to play on it would be better.

I don't see anything in the Battleglove's description (page 187) that says it does sonic damage. Looking at the tables, all four variants of the battleglove deal bludgeoning damage.

The battleglove is a weapon, making the character who wears it armed. I don't see any reason to allow this to stack with Improved Unarmed Strike.

I think I was reading it last night as it being like any other glove and just fitting over the hand. It should not change the way that you would punch.

I came across a question about improved unarmed strike and I want another opinion. The text for the battle fist (I think that is the name. I am away from my book.) sounds like it would have the potential to stack. Am I reading it right? the text states that it is basically a glove with a hard knuckle covering that uses sonic damage. There is another one that has a different damage but reads the same.

So am I reading this wrong?

"Is that an artifact under study? Is it haunted? Is everyone here cleared for that kind of research? If not, it is best to have a staff troubleshooter on hand, just in case something happens. We wouldn't want another flooding issue or the like to happen."

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A dark haired man looked down the isle of books and then down at the book in his hand titled The cache of religious artifacts and the undead. "Flooding?" he murmured. It seemed that it would be more interesting then the monastery abet thought it would be. So much for it being free of distractions as I work. Pulling a small note book from his vest for notes he headed to the tables.

I have been thinking about weapon finesse and I was wondering why it is not a function of the weapon instead of having to be covered by a feat. You can not fence with a broadsword and using high guard with a rapier will just break your sword. This comes in to play a lot more when you use a point buy system. Unchained opened it up a bit for rogues by giving them weapon finesse but it seemed to leave out others that may benefit.

Sorry I have been away from the Internet. That is what I am asking, it is just a simple trap. I do not see any reference or limitations on where you can set traps. I can not find any modifiers for setting a trap on or in an item.

I am starting a PFS character soon and wanted to set up a trap that my character can carry, but I want to make sure I am doing it right. I have not found anything specific for society play so I hope I am doing the math right. My idea is a barbed rope dart that goes off when my monk hits. Kind of like on assassin's creed. The base trap is a dart trap cr1 mechanical attack trap with a manual reset.It would have a touch trigger and attack +10 with 1d3 damage. I was going to use a short rope as an aid to the cabin to help tie them up after the trap goes off. The cost for a cr1 trap is 1000gp. So the two questions I have are am I missing anything on the trap and is there any rule I missed that would prevent this?

There are a couple of background traits that give access to the UMD skill. You would want to burn a feat to get skill focus. After that go full monk/brawler. I am still new to PFS so others may be able to help more.

You said they have flying enemies right? So you already have a unit that can investigate anything trying to cloud walk. Some of the flyers could take pleasure in removing the ability to fly and watching them plummet to the ground.

Have a smaller group with a teleport spell scroll. Each member has a shock stone and a two handed weapon. As an archer focused on the caster you teleport over. Every member of the unit throws down the stone and then plays wackamole. The caster can then go back to casting behind his wall.

Have you thought of monks? They do not rely on armor like many other classes. Can you imagine them swiming over to the other ship? They get all the physical skills that would be needed on a ship. The lawful aspect is covered under following the pirates code.

After that I would suggest sorcerer. Fire spells on the sails and lightning for the fishes.

And lastly a bard... I know get the laughs out of your system. They have bardic knowledge and a boatload of skill knowledgeespecially. They have light armor which means it is easier to climb and swim.

So I do not know if this thread is still active or not but if we have an idea for a proposed change; where would we submit it?

True I was just hoping for something like Stars Wars did where you can make basic modified equipment. Well I guess I strike our again. Thanks everyone.

That stinks. I was hoping there was some leeway or item modification rules out there for us creative types. I would be willing to pay the maker more for the items.

This may have been explained elsewhere but I could not find it. I have been called a tinker gnome a time or two. I like to modify things I have. So my question is where do I find rules for tweaking my mundane gear? I want to do things like take a cold iron staff and add silver rings at spaced intervals. Or add silver in gratings to the adamantine mace. Or what would it take to have some one make me a pair of gloves with a small pocket I can place a shock stone for when I hit something. Any help or am I SOL.