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I am currently running the Mummy's Mask for my group and love the interactive maps. I'm preparing Shifting Sands right now and realized the last map for Chisisek's Tomb is missing. Is there anyway to get an interactive map for Chisisek's Tomb or at least one without the tags?

The year is 2024. I too have been unable to locate Chisisek's Tomb

I'm not reading every comment to see if someone posted it yet, but after redeeming BOTH codes, I scrolled down on the 'redeem codes' page, and below my history of redeemed codes was the usual [1][2][3] Paizo store boxes for entering shipping, payment, and finalizing.

It will process one code at a time, even if you entered more than one at once.

After submitting the first code, just go back to the Redeem Code page and scroll down past the list of redeemed codes.

Yeah, the 'moot point' is kind of where I'm winding up on the issue.

You can't craft firearms or ammunition using the Craft skill. There are no DCs.

That's what the Gunsmithing feat is for.

Then Craft (Alchemy)/(Gunsmithing) being explicitly available as a crafting option for Gunslingers is unnecessary, because the Feat itself provides the ability to purchase the ammunition supplies without crafting.

A single rank in Craft (Alchemy) is required to *purchase* alchemical cartridges, but anyone can take ranks in Crafting skills.

At any rate, everyone is allowed to take Crafting of any kind for it to apply to Day Jobs and other situational rolls (profession knowledge), but the caveat in the guild guide is supposed to be for the creation of items. It would be weird if it was a typo, that it was intended to be Craft (Alchemy) since anyone could buy one rank in this skill to complete the prerequisite to purchase alchemical cartridges under the Gunsmithing feat description. Again, the Gunsmithing feat applies to only the purchase of firearms supplies, not their crafting, in Society play.

Craft (Gunsmithing) is an annoying typo that has persisted for two iterations of the Guide. It's supposed to be Craft (Alchemy), for cartridges.

IS it a typo at this point? They corrected it for Investigator, and it makes sense that Gunslingers could use Craft (Gunsmithing) for ammunition if they weren't near an available merchant.

I just find it all awkward.

So I'm not so good when it comes to tracking down elusive rules, and I'm making a Gunslinger and am trying to interpret these documents.

According to the Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guide Guide:

Ranks assigned to Craft skills are used only to perform Day Job checks, not to craft mundane items, with the following exceptions.

• Alchemists can use Craft (alchemy).
• Gunslingers can use Craft (gunsmithing).
• Investigators can use Craft (alchemy).

According to Additional Resources:

The following two feats function differently in Pathfinder Society Organized Play than they do in regular games:

Gunsmithing does not grant the ability to craft firearms, ammunition, or black powder. Rather, it allows the purchase of bullets, pellets, black powder, and alchemical cartridges (with 1 rank in Craft [alchemy]) at the listed reduced price, but does not grant a discount on the purchase of any firearm. Resold items gained through this feat are worth half the actual cost paid, not half the regular market value for the item. No PC can purchase a gun without this feat, even if they possess the Amateur Gunslinger or Exotic Weapon Proficiency (firearm) feats.

I think it is worth noting that Additional Resources only refers to the FEAT of Gunsmithing, not Craft (Gunsmithing). If they wanted this to additionally cover Craft (Gunsmithing), they should have added it to the feat description in Additional Resources. To me, the feat is only intended to allow non-Gunslingers to purchase firearms and firearms accessories. Additionally, the feat Gunsmithing, plus a single rank in Craft (Alchemy) already allows the Gunslinger to purchase all necessary ammunition for the same price as crafting it.

So. What does Craft (Gunsmithing) do for Gunslingers? Or is only intended as a means to create ammunition should an appropriate merchant be unavailable?

Worked pretty well. Shot a raven with a paintball and then couldn't hit anything with the blowgun for the rest of the adventure.

But at this moment, until a GM or Venture Captain or the Lord James Jacobs himself shuts me down, my gnome is probably going to make sure to get a couple of Dye blowgun darts into the fight inbetween bombs, and at some point when the GM's defenses are down, out comes the Splintercloud darts. Slowburn darts when I can afford them and Raining darts when I can compensate for the -2 on the ranged attack bonus.

Been wanting a Alchemist with a good sleight of hand and that feather quill wrist launcher from Ultimate intrigue. Add in explosive missile

"I dunno what happened, he was yelling something about some guy...then he blew up""

I did a very bad thing and made a gnome alchemist who kind of childishly wants to be a dragon. So as part of her starting equipment bought her a monster mask and a pocketed scarf (which boosts Sleight of Hand!), but I'm making it that the pockets on either end of the scarf she can put her hands into, like one of those hats for kids, and use the ends as her dragon wings or claws or whatever.

I decided I would find a way to use Sleight of Hand on this character, but she's definitely going to be...unique.
Then again, maybe not so much with what I've seen from other Pathfinders, thus far.

Rule of Funny, man. Rule of funny.

That's my gnome alchemist, firing dye darts for zero damage, but leaving the victims bright-pink.

Or using regular darts, rolling 1d1, and shouting, "YES! Max-damage, every time!"

I've found the one post where he's commenting on alchemical ammunition, but it really only mentions the price for other ammunition.

Blowgun darts, while I feel technically legal, just seem a little absurd, is all.

Though if they're legal I'll definitely go that route.

In the Alchemy Manual there is an entry for making alchemical ammunition. For example, the Raining Arrows that deliver Holy Water splash weapons.
Since the text states this can be applied to ranged ammunition that does piercing damage, could I apply something like the Raining ammunition type to a blowgun dart? According to the text these should be allowed, but then I picture a Trip dart fired from a gnome-sized blowgun.

Who knows, we may see the tier1 gen Con GM's with it soon

If I knew anything about the goings-ons of conventions, I would suspect this.

Would be nice. The image on page 9 of Legacy of the First World is pretty nice. I like the armor and the tree-wings.

Quoting from the new Additional Resources document published August 10th, "Class Bonuses: The favored class bonuses in this book are legal for play except the gathlain’s kineticist favored class bonus."
From my interpretation of this, the other Gathlain favored class bonuses are legal. But the Gathlains themselves are not society-legal?

Additionally, Additional Resources says all Additional Racial Traits and Feats are legal, and doesn't list the Gathlain material as excluded.

Are there any Gathlain boons, am I missing something, or is this a hint at changes to Season 9?

I've only been playing Pathfinder since March, and there is a lot of material spread out all over, so it's entirely possible I've missed something.

Squirtle squirt!

Well I clarified that I was purchasing vanities, not items, to the Venture Captain and he said it was legal. So yay, vanity shopping sprees.

I don't think you could do both the 1PP and 2PP purchases, since the 2PP says 750gp or less and the 1PP is 'or less', but I don't know.

Even then, some of the vanities are OVER 2PP and since there isn't another 'free item purchase' above this, I don't see it applying to the higher cost vanities.

The other night the Venture Captain told me that I could only purchase one thing at a time using Prestige points. I had made multiple purchases of vanities, not realizing there may have been a limit.

Checking the guild guide, on page 22 there is a reference stating that a GM can limit the spending of Prestige if it obstructs gameplay, making it sound like Prestige can be spent multiple times.

The Venture Captain pointed out that on page 21, there is a note that only once per chronicle may you spend 2 Prestige to purchase an item worth 750 gold of less for free.

As I'm purchasing vanities (such as multiple vanity followers, titles, and businesses) and not items with an explicit gold value, I don't see this as applying to the free item purchase limit.

Any thoughts?

RIGID AIRSHIP.

I don't know, it still sounds like you're going to have top dig through all your Chronicle sheets to look up your boons, even if you're only selecting specific ones to activate.

Flamethrower weilding spacerat bounty Hunter with adorable robot companion, I am in!

COMPANION? The last sentence CLEARLY lists Scout as in-charge!

I feel this is pretty lazy cropping to call it "Standard", "Widescreen", and "Mobile". I can tell my devices to crop and resize to fit as needed and it would do the same thing.

Can we get some indication of size on the ships? Are those one inch bases?

There are a few videos online of gameplay from a video interview during one of the recent game conventions. They have the ships on the table during the game.