I tried to find this spell in the Beta and the Web Enhancement. Is it gone? Does anyone know if it was absorbed into one of the other polymorph-type spells?
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Apologies if this is covered somewhere else, but I was trying to click the Faction links on http://paizo.com/pathfinderSociety, and all the links take me to http://paizo.com/store/byCompany/p/paizoPublishingLLC/pathfinder, regardless of what I click. I tried copying the link location and pasting it, but to no avail. Anyone have any suggestions?
Hello all. Heard a rumor on a local Yahoo group about Faction tee-shirts. Anyone know anything beyond rumor? I would love to have one for Gen Con.
From what I can see, only sorcerers with the Arcane Bloodline gain a familiar. Am I missing some other way a sorcerer gets a familiar? As a long-time player of a sorcerer, I love the new sorcerer build with all the Bloodline choices, but I wonder why only Arcane Bloodline gets the arcane bond. To me, a familiar is an integral part of being a sorcerer, more so than a wizard. I misunderstood the arcane bond the first time I read it, I thought it meant sorcerers get a familiar and wizards get an object, which just makes so much sense to me. I'd like to see all Bloodlines have a cool familiar option (celestial creature for celestial, etc.) I wouldn't even care if the special familiar available for Bloodlines had any special abilities. For example, choosing the Celestial Bloodline allows the character arcane bond with a celestial animal, but choosing a celestial rat still only grants +2 to the master's fortitude save. For me, the familiar is about the character's style, and not about the in-game benefits (or else I would have chosen a toad at the beginning of 3.0 just like every other spellcaster I knew). Also, I may have missed it, but there didn't seem to be an explanation about how sorcerers and wizards regain spells, whether they need uninterrupted rest, sleep, meditation, what have you. I love the fact that sorcerers automatically gain Eschew Materials, and not just because I always argued that my 3.0/3.5 sorcerer should have had it for free. :) This is that kind of intuitive feel that makes me think I am going to like Pathfinder much more then 4th Edition D&D. Overall, I love the Pathfinders rules. I look forward to the next release. -Sojan Nanthiz, a.k.a. George Krieger |