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If you take massive damage, is it possible to spend a hero point to prevent the death? This 'Almost' came up in our last session where our level 1 druid took 28 points of damage from a crit. Luckily she had a buckler raised and didn't realize it has a hardness since it wasn't expressing that in Hero Labs. Luckily I looked it up for her. Anyway wanted to check if she could of used a hero point to keep herself alive. We have read the rules and it seems to express preventing character death, but it also seems to stipulate that the character requires the dying condition to do this. We are not reading anything that Massive Damage begins or adds the dying condition before you would be dead. Thank you.

Hello,

I was wondering what the reason is for the new Alignment changes for clerics and gods?

I've noticed some clerics have as little as one alignment choice, while some have been opened up to four alignment choices for their god.

What is the reason for this?

It seems odd to have some with a lot of opinions while some have none.

Thank you,

So I have recently made a Tetori Monk and saw the Grabbing Style.

It would seem at first that the Tetori Monk and Grabbing style go hand and hand but it seems that only Brawler's furry and Monks with Furry of Blows can take this style.

Does anyone know if the Tetori archetype replacement ability " Graceful grappler" would count as Furry of Blows for the prerequisite for taking the Grabbing style feat?

If not has anyone heard if this will be part of an errata?

Well the question is the thread name. I'm always thought that all weapons or armor made out of special materials had to be master work. Most of the material given in the Players handbook state that they must be masterwork because of the cost. I would also think that because your working with a rare or hard to use material they had to be made at high quality.

So I was reading up on the Low Templar prestige class since this is the year of the Demon in Society. I read the Damnation/Redemption ability that is gained at level 10 ( so you would be level 16 when you get it) and noticed that the Templar gains a planar cohort as if they had the leadership feat.

I was wondering if this was allowed in Society play, so I checked the player resource and did not see any alteration to Low Templar. But I also noticed that it didn't clerify that Low Templar was legal. It only lists hell knight and low Templar after prestige classes. So I wanted to also know if they were legal as well.

So I am making a Cleric/Wizard/Mystic Theuge and had a question about what powers increase when leveling as Mystic Theuge. After reading a bit I have found that things that are based on caster level continue to increase with levels of Mystic Theuge like Domain spells.

I was wondering about Arcane School powers; as you level as Mystic Theuge do you continue to gain the powers of your selected Arcane School?