My players want a trial to prove their innocence. They do not want to appear corrupt to free Wynsal. Spellcasters in the party almost always see the monsters make there saves, so spells fizzle. The mechanics are not working out.
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Did anyone else have Flakfatter put up a fight before surrendering? With all of the nonlethal damage the PC's are distributing to their adversaries, wouldn't a little exhibition be advised. Flakfatter just giving in straight away doesn't sit well with me. My party would be sorely disappointed missing out on doling out some punishment.
Name: TTT TrevorsTableTop Looking for: 1 or 2 more people (currently have 4 PC's level 12) Platform: Discord (voice) Virtual Tabletop: Maptools (free) rptools.net Future Games: Starfinder, PF1, PF2, 5E Day/Time: Saturday 8pm - 11/12pm EST weekly Duration: Established since 2012 Websites: https://gmfacepalm.blogspot.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/4Armed4ArmGargoyles Description: Finishing up Agents of Edgewatch. Will likely run Icewind Dale D&D 5E next. I have completed Curse of the Crimson Throne, Jade Regent, Iron Gods, Hell's Rebels, Dead Suns
What are the six Norgorberite poisoners using in order to fire down at anyone remaining in the chapel? The thrown daggers from 30 feet above in The Sanctuary of Prescience do not seem to be much of a threat as the book states.
May you please elaborate on what you mean by that? I'm speaking on behalf of my players and the general attitude. My players grumble when they see enemies saves that are +20 or +22 on spells they cast. They are put off when many enemies were rolling +20 or +23 to the attack roll. However, I have been on a streak with rolling good. Looking at the Gamemastery Guide's Monster Builder, the numbers appear to be in the right areas, even though the party thinks different. My weekly group as been around since 2012 playing Pathfinder AP's. They are known for mopping up encounters, room by room of combatants. I couldn't stop them at higher levels with doubling HP and adding mythic ranks. 2nd edition has given them incidental pause and unease with more of the monstrous threat coming back under my control to unleash at the adventurers.
I used Dungeon Draft to recreate the main dungeon map. https://gmfacepalm.blogspot.com/ Tyrroicese was the worst thing about this book. My players ran around the map trying to fight the creature off for two hours. They eventually did but they were very upset with its stats. It was close to TPK's for many rounds. Most sessions, my players are infuriated with the inflated enemy rolls. One player pulled multiple monsters by running further ahead. Luckily they found the sanctuary in time. The best parts; tripping Xitelberak... they turned a stalactite into a stalagmite. Danis “Dannicus” Tumblaro... tumblaro'd off the edge of the map, before any introductions were made, but after seeing the man fraught with indecision.
Is Jeremin Hoff in here with stats?
Battle Leader does so much damage on a critical. 3d12+6 !!! The Haphazard Hack ability of +12 to hit took down 3 PC's over a few quick rounds. Level 1 PC's...
The Knights Marvelous Menagerie is very difficult. The creatures are a few levels higher than the PC'sI'm running this today. Is it as difficult if the PCs aren't planning to solve everything via combat? If they look beyond the combat, then I think it is manageable to succeed. Some of the guard npcs from gamemastery guide could help for backup.
The Knights Marvelous Menagerie is very difficult. The creatures are a few levels higher than the PC's. Beaktooth - petrified one character and perma slowed another to just 1 action a turn. Rusty - does a tremendous amount of damage to 1st level characters. One character was taken down quickly. Chapter 2 appears easier with the creatures levels. Debating on additional guard help or have the PC's level up in order to finish up the Menagerie. This should be taken into consideration for calcification and slow.
Thank you!
Can anyone share which Bestiary 1 and 2 creatures are in book 1?
Thanks for the input. I will edit the write-up.
Bonus Item to be added to their background information. REFLECTIVE JACKET Level 2
Based on what I read of this scenario, here is what I was able to come up with for a playable race. Perhaps a fallen comrade is replaced with a ghibrani who wishes to follow along and learn what they can, eventually leaving Elytrio. GHIBRANI RACIAL TRAITS
Zero session starts with Yesteryears Truth scenario. This is the test from recruiter Duravor Kreel for the applicants awaiting admittance for membership. Later on and back on Absalom Station, they may recall seeing someone at the Fusion Queen. That person will become all the more real and important when they are introduced to Fugitive on the Red Planet scenario. Much later, they can search for the initial vessel that was mentioned in Yesteryears Truth, which has gone missing, again another scenario adding to the longevity and variety of the campaign.
For those pending, are subscribers guaranteed a copy by the release date?
What is that thing coming out of the skittermamder stomach? Is that suppose to be a feeding tube for the infantile stage?
Any stats on Skittermanders? I got a player who wants to play one this week in Dead Suns and I'm still pending.
And another one if you want a neon wall for the main store and crates in the backroom
Here's another one, I created it with Dungeon Painter Studio Altered Bodega
Looking for one more player to join our intrepid group featuring 1 GM and 4 PC's. We play weekly online using Maptool, a free program (rptools.net) used as our virtual tabletop and skype for audio chat. We have a closed facebook group for weekly updates and chatter. This open position would require active participation in our fb group, as well as a strong commitment for Saturday nights 8pm-12pm Eastern. The game style is equal parts roleplay and combat. I have been running Pathfinder using Maptool weekly since 2012. I have Gm'd all of Curse of The Crimson Throne, Jade Regent, Iron Gods, and Hell's Rebels. These Adventure Paths serve as examples of the level of commitment I bring to the table, but also to those who have stuck around. I intend to run the complete Dead Suns Adventure Path while adding in Starfinder Society scenarios to lengthen the campaign. Our Starfinder game will launch in a couple weeks. We are currently finishing up Hell Rebels volume 6. During that time, I can review any posts on here for those interested. You are welcome to join in on our Pathfinder sessions to get a feel if our group is right for you. I have asked the group to create a primary character and a secondary character. The secondary would serve as replacement for death or retirement. The following is what the group has come up with so far. Android Operative -primary, Vesk Shotgun Soldier-secondary. Ysoki Mechanic -primary, no secondary Human Solarian -primary, no secondary Elf Technomancer -primary, Human or Half-Elf Mystic -secondary A few of my posts at the blogspot link below features a few images of the game simulation. https://gmfacepalm.blogspot.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/4Armed4ArmGargoyles
I could share individual .mtmacset for each token that do contain paizo images. You can create your own token and then import the macro file. Spelling error. It should read do not contain paizo images
I could share individual .mtmacset for each token that do contain paizo images. You can create your own token and then import the macro file.
I would like to but I don't think I can share the campaign file which contains tokens and maps that I believe would unfortunately violate Paizo's IP. Unless they are willing to say otherwise on here. I can however share the framework for starship combat and help with any advice or questions.
For those interested https://gmfacepalm.blogspot.com/ Having gm'd all of Crimson Throne, Jade Regent, Iron Gods, and Hell's Rebels, I'm going to start documenting my path into Starfinder detailing the highlights and building processes of weekly gaming.
Bodega is here.
Wanted to see about creating a small community/network of people who use maptools, or those interested in using the virtual tabletop. I have all of the tokens and macro commands finished for book 1. I plan on running this soon and will add the other books into the program. One of my players built the framework for starship combat. Everything is looking great.
I made a small map of the bodega. I can send it to you later today.
Thank you for this! Awesome job.
Looking for another player to join our current group of 4 PC's. We play online using free software such as maptools (rptools.net) for virtual tabletop and skype for audio chat. We have a closed facebook group Pathfinder RPG VTT for weekly updates. I'm seeking players who are serious about playing weekly, active participation in our fb group, and can make a strong commitment for Saturday nights 8pm-12pm Eastern. The game style is equal parts roleplay and combat. Hell's Rebels Character Creation Guidelines
Current Party so far...
Definitely interested, Saturday nights would work for me. I have experience playing a few Pathfinder campaigns in person but have never played online or at such high of a level, although I have created my characters to reach such a level. I'm a huge RP-er and love immersion, if you'd like to talk more my Skype name is Kageblood. I hope to talk more with you there. Thank you for your interest. Tried call on skype. I sent you a request to add to skype contacts. If you use facebook, you can meet the rest of us here Facebook Group and get more info. If you wanted to get an idea of the online experience, here is a youtube video of one of our past sessions of Wrath of the Righteous
Looking for two more players to join our current group of 3 PC's. We play online using maptools (free) for virtual tabletop and skype for chat. We have a closed facebook group for weekly chatter/updates. I'm seeking players who are serious about playing weekly and can make a strong commitment for Saturday nights 8pm-12pm Eastern. We are currently finishing up Iron Gods book 6. The game style is equal parts roleplay and combat. You are welcome to check out Iron Gods in order to see if our group is right for you. Hell's Rebels Character Creation Guidelines
As Pathfinder GM, I have ran and completed Jade Regent. I'm about to add Iron Gods to that list and intending to complete Hell's Rebels. In the event that at least two players are absent from game, then the session is postponed until the following week.
Dusklight as a space vessel, with limited power and depleted fuel, that functions as a hovercraft. No criticism needed.
Thank you for your interest. I currently have one applicant under review at the moment. I will get back to you should it not work out this week.
Looking for another player to join our group. We play online using maptools for virtual tabletop and skype for chat. We have a closed facebook group for weekly chatter/updates. I'm seeking a player who is serious about playing weekly and can make a strong commitment to Saturday nights 8pm-12pm Eastern. We are currently halfway through Book 3. Current 8th lvl Party
Iron Gods Character Creation Guidelines
Curious about playstyles? Here is a video of an older session. Youtube link
FAUN 9RP FAUN RACIAL TRAITS +2 Dexterity, -2 Wisdom, +2 Charisma: Fauns are agile and attractive but are prone to poor decision making. Medium: Fauns are Medium creatures and have no bonuses or penalties due to their size. Normal Speed: Fauns have a base speed of 30 feet. LowLight Vision: In dim light, fauns can see twice as far as humans. Faun Magic: Fauns gain a +1 bonus to the DC of any saving throw against enchantment spells that they cast. Faun’s with a Charisma score of 11 or higher also gain the following spelllike abilities: 1/day ghost sound, hideous laughter, and sleep. The caster level for these effects is equal to the faun’s level. The DC for the spelllike abilities is equal to 10 + the spell’s level + the faun’s Charisma modifier. Fey Defense: Fauns gain DR 2/cold iron. Muse: Fauns receive a +2 racial bonus on a Performance skill of their choice. Forest Strider: Fauns can move through natural difficult terrain at their normal speed while within forests. Magically altered terrain affects them normally. Languages: Fauns begin play speaking Common and Sylvan. Fauns with high Intelligence scores can choose from the following languages: Draconic, Elven, Goblin, Gnome, Halfling, Terran, and Orc.
ALTERNATE RACIAL TRAITS Goat Eyes: Some fauns have rectangular pupils that allow panoramic viewing. Fauns receives a +2 to Perception checks. This racial trait replaces fey defense. Mountain Goat: Fauns are immune to altitude sickness and do not lose their Dexterity bonus to AC when making Climb checks or Acrobatics checks to cross narrow or slippery surfaces. This racial trait replaces forest strider.
Im not very strong with the rules yet i,m attempting to make a shobhad with a racial archetype similar to the dual bow wielding kasatha archetype. What if you used the same wording of the bow nomad but for dual 2 THW. How is the wording on this? At 1st level, can simultaneously wield a combination of two of any two-handed weapons. When it makes a full attack with dual two-handed weapons, two-weapon penalties apply and can be offset with Two-Weapon Fighting feats. Since two-handed weapons aren't light weapons, a shobhad with Two-Weapon Fighting takes a –4 penalty on attacks with each of his weapons. Extra attacks from other sources, such as those granted by Cleave or Great Cleave, can be applied to only one of the wielded weapons per round.
How overpowered could it be without it being timeworn?
Capacity of 10. Found it on d20pfsrd.
How is the leshy subtype a 10rp thing? Lesser leshys, either weaklings or hybrids, have not inherited the full capabilities of their race. The original subtype (16 RP) benefits from (4 RP) Elemental Immunity Electricity + (4 RP) Elemental Immunity Sonic. Instead, switch out both Elemental Immunities with Elemental Resistance. Doing so will produce 10 RP total for the subtype as detailed below. (2 RP) Darkvision
The lesser leshy is an approach to introduce a character race that can be used with any other core race or standard race in the game. Such examples of balanced play are the Gourd and Leaf Leshy. Should you have concern about whether to allow monstrous races (+20 RP) into your game, such as the Seaweed or Flytrap Leshy, consider one of the following character creation guideline alternatives:
♦ Homebrew suggestion: Leadership Feat and choosing PC Monstrous Races as cohorts. Monstrous Races as Cohorts (assuming 10 Point Buy character creation guideline for +20 RP race)
I made these awhile back after inspiration grew from watching an episode of Thundercats (new episodes), featuring a leshy-like race. LESHY, FULL (22 – 35 RP)
Cactus Leshy, Lesser:
LESHY, CACTUS, LESSER (24 RP) LESSER CACTUS LESHY RACIAL TRAITS
Bestiary, Cactus Leshy:
BESTIARY Cactus Leshy CR 2 XP 600 N Small plant (leshy) Init +2; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +2 DEFENSE AC 13, touch 13, flat-footed 11 (+2 Dex, +1 size) hp 15 (2d8+6) Fort +6, Ref +2, Will +2 Immune electricity, sonic, plant traits OFFENSE Speed 20 ft. Melee slam +1 (1d6-1) Ranged needle +4 (1 plus spine) Space 5 ft., Reach 5 ft. Special Attacks needle, spine Spell-Like Abilities (CL 4th; concentration +6) Constant—pass without trace STATISTICS Str 8, Dex 15, Con 16, Int 7, Wis 14, Cha 15 Base Atk +1; CMB –1; CMD 11 (15 vs. trip) Feats Blind-Fight Skills Stealth +6 (+10 in deserts), Survival +2 (+6 in deserts); Racial Modifiers +4 Stealth and +4 Survival in deserts Languages Druidic, Sylvan; plantspeech (cacti only) SQ change shape (Small cacti, tree shape), verdant burst ECOLOGY Environment any desert Organization solitary or cluster (2–16) Treasure standard SPECIAL ABILITIES Needle (Ex) A cactus leshy can fire a needle as a ranged attack. If it hits, this attack deals 1 point of piercing damage (this damage is not modified by Strength) and remains lodged in place. The target also receives the leshys spine effect. This attack has a 20-foot range increment. Spine (Ex) A cactus leshy is riddled in needles and anytime it takes damage from a natural attack, the attacker receives 1 point of piercing damage (this damage is not modified by Strength) while the spines remain lodged in place. The target receives 1 point of bleed damage each round until the barbed spine is cut out with a bladed weapon or otherwise removed by spending a full round action to do so. Any creature involved in a grapple with you automatically takes one point of piercing damage once per round at the beginning of the cactus leshys turn. The grappler also receives the leshy spine effect (bleed). Cactus leshys tend to the silent barren of the sandsea. In appearance they have rigged, pulpy-looking bodies. They can bare random deserts flowers and prickly fruits or cactus fig amid long needles. Intimately connected to the sun, cactus leshy see to the growth or health of those in need along the arid wastes. Despite being highly companionable, they are quick to defend themselves should they encounter danger. When not laboring or tending to others, they take up ritualistic practices in exercising unmoving stances in respect to the often still desert. Cactus leshy are spawned from realms of desert sands and barren lands or an oasis of the natural world GROWING A CACTUS LESHY
Cactus Leshy, Lesser Race Build:
TABLE 1-1: LESSER CACTUS LESHY RACE BUILD Racial Traits RP Cost Type Plant 10 Type Subtype Leshy 10 Type Subtype Shapechanger 0 Size Small 0 Base Speed Slow -1 Ability Score Standard (+2 Con, -2 Int, +2 Cha) 0 Language Standard 0 Ability Score Unfavorable Strength -4 Defense Elemental Resistance (electricity) - Defense Elemental Resistance (sonic) - Defense Spine 3 Magical Change Shape - Magical Constant Spell-Like Transmutation - Offense Natural Attack 1 Offense Needle 1 Other Plant Speech - Other Verdant Burst - Senses Darkvision - Senses Low-Light Vision - Skill Elusive Survivalist 4 Total 24 Flytrap Leshy, Lesser:
LESHY, FLYTRAP, LESSER (25 RP) LESSER FLYTRAP LESHY RACIAL TRAITS
Bestiary, Flytrap Leshy:
BESTIARY Flytrap Leshy CR 2 XP 600 N Small plant (leshy) Init +2; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +0 DEFENSE AC 13, touch 13, flat-footed 11 (+2 Dex, +1 size) hp 10 (2d8+2) Fort +4, Ref +2, Will +0 Immune electricity, sonic, plant traits Weaknesses vulnerable to cold OFFENSE Speed 20 ft., climb 10 ft Melee bite +1 (1d6+2) Space 5 ft., Reach 5 ft. Special Attacks engulf, sneak attack + 1d6 Spell-Like Abilities (CL 4th; concentration +6) Constant—pass without trace STATISTICS Str 15, Dex 15, Con 12, Int 6, Wis 11, Cha 8 Base Atk +1; CMB +2; CMD 14 Feats Blind-Fight Skills Stealth +10, Survival +1 Racial Modifiers +4 Stealth and +4 Survival in swamp, jungle, overgrowth Languages Druidic, Sylvan; plantspeech (flytrap only) SQ change shape (Small flytrap, tree shape), verdant burst ECOLOGY Environment any swamp, jungle, overgrowth Organization solitary or cluster (2–16) Treasure standard SPECIAL ABILITIES Engulf: The Flytrap Leshy can uncannily elongate and disgorge its head in an attempt to engulf a creature its size or smaller with a successful grapple check. Flytrap Leshys cannot make other attacks during a round in which they engulf. Targeted creatures can make attacks of opportunity against you, but if they do so, they are not entitled to a saving throw against the engulf attack. Those who do not attempt attacks of opportunity can attempt a DC 11 Reflex save to avoid being engulfed—on a success, they are pushed back or aside (target’s choice). Engulfed opponents gain the pinned condition, are in danger of suffocating, are trapped within the Leshy’s body until they are no longer pinned. While pinned, as a swift action, the Leshy's cavity floods with digestive enzymes, dealing 1d4 points of acid damage, and 1d4 points of acid damage the following round. The save DC is Constitution-based. Flytrap leshys tend to jungles and swamps. In appearance they have soft, pulpy-looking bodies. Intimately connected to undergrowth vistas, flytrap leshys see to the need of others who find themselves lost or otherwise chanced upon, and swiftly tending to their own ravenous needs instead. They are alarmingly quick to devour anyone they encounter. Things were not always this way for the flytrap leshy, stories of old speak of benevolent guardians. Yet they were the first and last of all leshys to taste the flesh of non-plant matter, forever changing their clan customs in place of insatiable desire. When deprived of food for too long, they become weakened, rooting their unmoving stance while awaiting sustenance. Some know to keep their distance, a rare few have been able to communicate without immediate threat. GROWING A FLYTRAP LESHY
Flytrap Leshy, Lesser Race Build:
TABLE 1-2: LESSER FLYTRAP LESHY RACE BUILD Racial Traits RP Cost Type Plant 10 Type Subtype Leshy 10 Type Subtype Shapechanger 0 Size Small 0 Base Speed Slow -1 Ability Score Mixed Weakness (+2 Str, +2 Dex, -4 Int, -2 Cha) -2 Language Standard 0 Defense Elemental Resistance (electricity) - Defense Elemental Resistance (sonic) - Magical Change Shape - Magical Constant Spell-Like Transmutation - Movement Climb 1 Offense Bite 1 Offense Engulf 4 Other Plant Speech - Other Verdant Burst - Senses Darkvision - Senses Low-Light Vision - Skill Elusive Survivalist 4 Weakness Cold Vulnerability -2 Total 25 Fungus Leshy, Lesser:
LESHY, FUNGUS, LESSER (29 RP) LESSER FUNGUS LESHY RACIAL TRAITS
Fungus Leshy, Lesser Race Build:
TABLE 1-3: LESSER FUNGUS LESHY RACE BUILD Racial Traits RP Cost Type Plant 10 Type Subtype Leshy 10 Type Subtype Shapechanger 0 Size Small 0 Base Speed Slow -1 Ability Score Weakness (+2 Con, -4 Int, +2 Cha) -1 Language Standard 0 Defense Elemental Resistance (electricity) - Defense Elemental Resistance (sonic) - Defense Spores 3 Magical Change Shape - Magical Constant Spell-Like Transmutation - Offense Bite 1 Offense Claws 2 Offense Puffball 1 Other Plant Speech - Other Verdant Burst - Senses Darkvision - Senses Low-Light Vision - Skill Elusive Survivalist 4 Total 29 Gourd Leshy, Lesser:
LESHY, GOURD, LESSER (19 RP) LESSER GOURD LESHY RACIAL TRAITS
Gourd Leshy, Lesser Race Build:
TABLE 1-4: LESSER GOURD LESHY RACE BUILD Racial Traits RP Cost Type Plant 10 Type Subtype Leshy 10 Type Subtype Shapechanger 0 Size Small 0 Base Speed Slow -1 Ability Score Weakness (+2 Dex, -4 Int, +2 Cha) -1 Language Standard 0 Ability Score Unfavorable Strength -9 Defense Elemental Resistance (electricity) - Defense Elemental Resistance (sonic) - Magical Change Shape - Magical Constant Spell-Like Transmutation - Offense Ensnare 3 Offense Natural Attack 1 Offense Seed 1 Other Keepsake 1 Other Plant Speech - Other Verdant Burst - Senses Darkvision - Senses Low-Light Vision - Skill Elusive Survivalist 4 Total 19 Leaf Leshy, Lesser:
LESHY, LEAF, LESSER (16 RP) LESSER LESHY, LEAF RACIAL TRAITS
Leaf Leshy, Lesser Race Build:
TABLE 1-5: LESSER LEAF LESHY RACE BUILD Racial Traits RP Cost Type Plant 10 Type Subtype Leshy 10 Type Subtype Shapechanger 0 Size Small 0 Base Speed Slow -1 Ability Score Weakness (+2 Dex, -4 Int, +2 Wis) -1 Language Standard 0 Ability Score Unfavorable Strength -9 Defense Elemental Resistance (electricity) - Defense Elemental Resistance (sonic) - Magical Change Shape - Magical Constant Spell-Like Transmutation - Movement Climb 1 Movement Flight 2 Offense Seedpods 1 Other Plant Speech - Other Verdant Burst - Senses Darkvision - Senses Low-Light Vision - Skill Elusive Survivalist 4 Weakness Glide -1 Total 16 Seaweed Leshy, Lesser:
LESHY, SEAWEED, LESSER (29 RP) LESSER SEAWEED LESHY RACIAL TRAITS
Seaweed Leshy, Lesser Race Build:
TABLE 1-6: LESSER SEAWEED LESHY RACE BUILD Racial Traits RP Cost Type Plant 10 Type Subtype Aquatic 2 Type Subtype Leshy 10 Type Subtype Shapechanger 0 Size Small 0 Base Speed Slow -1 Ability Score Standard (+2 Con, -2 Int, +2 Wis) 0 Language Standard 0 Defense Elemental Resistance (electricity) - Defense Elemental Resistance (sonic) - Magical Change Shape - Magical Constant Spell-Like Transmutation - Magical Spell-Like Ability, Lesser 1 Movement Swim - Offense Natural Attack 1 Offense Water Jet 1 Other Air Cyst 1 Other Amphibious 2 Other Plant Speech - Other Verdant Burst - Senses Darkvision - Senses Low-Light Vision - Skill Elusive Survivalist 4 Weakness Vulnerability Freshwater -2 Total 29 Alternate Racial Traits, Leshy (all):
LESHY ALTERNATE RACIAL TRAITS Ferrous Growth: Once per day, a leshy can cause a twig or stick from a branch to grow into an object weighing up to 10 pounds, such as a sword or light wooden shield. This object remains in the form for 10 minutes or until broken or destroyed, at which point it shrinks back to its original size and shape. This trait replaces Leave No Mark. Fertile Soil: Sorcerers with the verdant bloodline (seaweed leshy use aquatic bloodline) treat their Charisma score as 2 points higher for all sorcerer spells and class abilities. Clerics with the Plant domain (seaweed leshy use Ocean Domain) (cactus leshy use Desert Domain) use their domain powers and spells at +1 caster level. This trait does not give members of this race early access to level-based powers; it only affects powers that they could already use without this trait. This trait replaces Leave No Mark. Race Traits, Leshy (all):
LESHY RACE TRAITS Compost Harvester (Fungus Leshy only): Once per day as an immediate action, you can treat positive and negative energies as if you were an undead creature, taking damage from positive energy and healing damage from negative energy. This ability lasts for one minute when activated. Desert Sun (Cactus Leshy only): You find comfort among arid waves of the sandsea, you gain a +4 trait bonus on any saving throws made to resist the effects of being in hot conditions. During the day, you gain a +1 trait bonus on all Charisma-based checks. Earthsense (Flytrap Leshy only): Your connection to the soil is exceptionally strong. As a swift action, you can gain tremorsense to a range of 60 feet until the beginning of your next turn. You can use this ability once per day at 1st level, plus one additional time per day at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter, to a maximum of five times per day at 20th level. Ebb and Flow Ruse (Seaweed Leshy only): Plying maneuvers through gradient currents, you gain a +1 bonus on Acrobatics checks within water, and Acrobatics is always a class skill for you. Hollow Head Collective (Gourd Leshy only): You rarely forget and take in everything learned. Choose any two Knowledge skills. These become class skills for you. Kelp Fighter (Seaweed Leshy only): Your speed may not be reduced to less than 10 feet by aquatic plant life deemed as difficult terrain (meaning you may take a 5-foot step in difficult terrain and not provoke an attack of opportunity). Lucky Charms (Gourd Leshy only): Collecting random odds and ends as good luck charms, ranging from polished stones to bird feathers to tarnished coin, when under the effect of a luck bonus of any kind, that bonus increases by 1. Rooted Stance: You receive a +2 racial bonus to your CMD when resisting bull rush or trip attempts while standing amid soil or vegetation. Rot Farmer (Fungus Leshy only): You have the ability to sniff out decay, this functions as the scent ability, but only for corpses and badly wounded creatures (creatures with 25% or fewer hit points). Self-Preservation (Leaf Leshy only): Your developed sense of self-reliance grants you a +1 trait bonus to Willpower saves and a +1 trait bonus to Survival skill checks. Underbrush Rover (Flytrap Leshy): Crawling through thorny brambles and other thick shrubbery during ambushes has taught you how to move without disturbing the dense flora around you. When in overgrown areas, you gain a +2 trait bonus on Stealth checks and a +1 trait bonus on damage rolls with sneak attacks. Warding Sap (Cactus Leshy only): Possessing a protective sap with astringent and antiseptic properties, you gain a +1 trait bonus on Heal checks, and Heal is always a class skill for you. Once per day you can produce cactus milk and prickly pear fruit to sustain one human similar to the spell create food and water. Weapon Drill Harrier (Leaf Leshy only): When not laboring on their trees, you play at war, wheedling any companions to engage in mock duels with twig spears, resorting to private weapon drills. You gain a +1 trait bonus on attack rolls with a weapon mostly made of wooden (club, quarterstaff, greatclub, longbow, shortbow, or weapon made of special materials, such as darkwood). Feats, Leshy (all): LESHY FEATS Fertilizer Prerequisite: Fungus Leshy Benefit: Once per day as a full round action you may feed from the decaying organic material of corpse’s less than one week old. You consume residual negative energy from their death along with the organic sustenance in fertilizing new life, restoring 2 points of damage per character level. You may also regrow lost limbs and other extremities in this fashion. A lost limb is regrown after regaining 25% of your maximum hit points. Using this ability also provides the leshy with one meal’s worth of nourishment. Photosynthetic Healing
Photosynthetic Hydration
Grow Armor
Table 1-7:
Need acrobatics or knowledge engineering as the "drive skill" in order to make the drive check required for in combat or out of combat(Ultimate Combat).
I made a tech vehicle since book 3 suggested it. Made a hover cycle. Used two in the arena. Working on Dusklight. Technological Artifact Graviton Cycle
Large Land Vehicle
GRAVITON DRIVE
Lesser vegepygmy have not inherited the full capabilities of their race. Either weaklings or hybrids, many strike out on their own, to explore the greater world. This is a balanced player character race that can be used with any other core race or standard race in the game. Lesser Vegepygmy Racial Traits
Alternate Racial Traits
Vegepygmy Race Traits
Verbal Component Alternative
Lesser Vegepygmy Racial Traits (18 RP)
Alternate
This following is the monstrous race version which can be used in high-powered campaigns with the permission of your GM. It is far more powerful than other starting races, though, and it can unbalance a beginning game. Vegepygmy (23 RP)
Alternate
Concerning Dusklight: Anyone plan on introducing the jet-propelled floating vehicle for local transport? If so, which land vehicle would you modify in order to present this?
How is Whiskifiss able to control Chirpus or have it fear him? Curious about the monster training aspects with an aberration. How would a PC Hunter class learn such techniques from Whiskifiss.
Your version looks like a LOT more fun and balanced, nice! Happy to help. For all your race needs Youtube GM Facepalm operating under no monetary value.
And on a much more minor note, why hallit instead of androffan? I'd have them know common and androffan (the language spoken by their creators) off the bat, then with high intelligence they can learn whatever else is common in Numeria (orc and hallit come to mind but I can't remember what the others were). It should probably be written as Mannequin robots begin play speaking Common and Androffan or Hallit.
My only questions are are the variants still feats in the method you used, or do they work like alternate race traits? The variants are racial subtypes and work like alternate racial traits, normally they combine to preexisting traits, adding to the RP total. The Rescue variant is an example where traits are added, not replaced. 33 RP total.
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