So I was working on a character concept build and I noticed that Sustaining Steel didn't get any errata regarding how its additional effect for casting a Necromancy spell works under the remaster.
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So I've been getting the urge to build a skillful warrior who hunts monsters, and after much back and forth I have decided on a Dwarf Inquisitor (Sacred Huntsmaster) of Angradd. Below is his build so far as well as his animal companion (both character and animal companion remain unnamed for now). Monster Hunting Inquisitor:
Race: Dwarf
Class: Inquisitor Archetype: Sacred Huntsmaster Deity: Angradd Trait 1: Beast Bond (Social; Handle Animal is always class skill, +1 trait bonus to Handle Animal and Ride) Trait 2: 15 Point-Buy STR: 14 (5 points)
Starting Stats STR: 14 (+2 mod)
Level Progression 1: Animal Companion (Boar; see below), Domain (Tactics Inquisition), Monster Lore, Orisons, Stern Gaze, Cunning
Boar: 1: Bonus Trick (Attack), Link, Share Spells, Skills (+1 rank Climb, +1 rank Perception), Intimidating Prowess
2: Skills (+1 rank Swim), Weapon Focus (Gore) 3: Bonus Trick (), Evasion, Natural Armor Bonus (+2), STR/DEX Bonus (+1) 4: +1 INT, Skills (+1 rank Linguistics (Common)) 5: Skills (+1 rank Intimidate, +1 rank Survival, +4 ranks Perception), Cunning 6: Bonus Trick (), Devotion, Natural Armor Bonus (+4), Skills (+2 ranks Intimidate), STR/DEX Bonus (+2) 7: 8: Skills (+2 ranks Survival), Cosmopolitan (Dwarven, Terran, Intimidate always class skill, Survival always class skill) 9: +1 STR, Bonus Trick (), Multiattack, Natural Armor Bonus (+6), Skills (+1 rank Intimidate, +1 rank Perception), STR/DEX Bonus (+3) 10: Skills (+1 rank Intimidate, +1 rank Survival), Power Attack 11: 12: Bonus Trick (), Natural Armor Bonus (+8), Skills (+1 rank Intimidate, +1 rank Survival), STR/DEX Bonus (+4) 13: Skills (+2 ranks Intimidate), Improved Natural Attack (Gore) 14: +1 WIS, Skills (+2 ranks Intimidate) 15: Bonus Trick (), Improved Evasion, Natural Armor Bonus (+10), STR/DEX Bonus (+5) 16: Skills (+2 ranks Survival), Eldritch Claws 17: Skills (+2 ranks Survival) 18: Bonus Trick (), Natural Armor Bonus (+12), Skills (+1 rank Perception, +1 rank Survival), STR/DEX Bonus (+6), Improved Natural Armor 19: 20: +1 CON, Skills (+2 ranks Perception)
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I have a character I'm submitting to a PBP and I just want to get some information cleared up about the Stabbing Shot feat and how it relates to Empty Quiver Style. Empty Quiver Style:
... If you have the Stabbing Shot feat, you can use it with a crossbow or firearm, substituting a loaded bolt or firearm ammunition for an arrow. Stabbing Shot:
When adjacent to an opponent and making a full-attack action with a longbow or shortbow (including composite bows), you may choose to make a melee attack against that opponent with a drawn arrow rather than firing it. If the attack hits—whether or not it does damage—your target is pushed back 5 feet away from you. You can then fire arrows from your bow normally, at the original target, or at another target within range. This melee attack replaces the extra attack from Rapid Shot, and all of your attack rolls for the round (the melee attack and the ranged attacks) take a –2 penalty. If your initial attack leaves you with no enemies threatening you, you can make the subsequent ranged attack or attacks without provoking attacks of opportunity. How exactly does Stabbing Shot work? What damage does it do? Is it like using the improvised weapon rules for arrows and bolts? Or is it using the ranged weapon's stats for damage, etc? What about firearms that don't have similar improvised-as-melee-weapon rules for their ammunition?
I'm working on a pair of Aliases for a PBP, but for some reason the [.smaller][./smaller] tag after AC in this alias' profile isn't properly formatting.
So like many other people on these boards I've taken a crack at trying to fix up the monk (one of my favourite concepts, but always lacking in execution). You can find my attempt here. Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
So, due to a suggestion in my Weapons of a Monster Hunter conversion thread I've decided to build a tower shield and sarissa wielding fighter. I'm well aware this isn't the most optimal build, but the image is just too cool not to use; even if he can't actually wield both at the same time for the first two levels. Race: Human (racial bonus to strength) Str: 18 (10 points)
Phalanx Soldier 1: Weapon Focus (sarissa), Power Attack, Shield Focus
Suggestions for how to make the build better are appreciated.
This thread is for converting the various weapons from the Monster Hunter series into Pathfinder stats. Sword and Shield = light shield and short sword.
Now that the easy ones are out of the way let's start with one of my favourite weapon types the Hunting Horn. Martial Weapon
Hunting horn: Any character proficient in using a hunting horn treats it like a wind instrument. A hunting horn can be made masterwork, but both its weapon and instrument components have to be made masterwork at the same time.
I've had this character idea for a half-orc shaman but I could never figure out how to get it to work as a front line combatant. Until I saw the mammoth spirit. Here's the build I've got so far. Half-orc Shaman Ability Scores
Traits
Build progression
Any help is greatly appreciated. |