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These *are* just the graphic files. You will find them in a folder, portraits and rings.

All the "module" does is "map" the images to the actors (stat blocks) so you should be able to use them on Roll 20.

However, if you are playing PF2E you really really really should check out and use Foundry VTT. You get 100% of the PF2E content for free! (Every creature, feat, spell, etc) and it's just the best experience IMO.

Please cancel my subscriptions.

Thanks!

Casting Raise Thread...

So this came up at GenCon as a wight kille an eidolon due to Negative Levels. (google did not show any newer thread so...)

Eidolon only references hp: "When summoned in this way, the eidolon’s hit points are unchanged from the last time it was summoned. The only exception to this is if the eidolon was slain, in which case it returns with half its normal hit points. The eidolon does not heal naturally."

So, if you summoned it the next day, are ALL the negative levels gone? If not, wouldn't the summoned eidolon just instally die again?

Negative levels only state creatures that have 'permanent' negative levels can not be raised, etc.

So, lets say we have a 4 HD blind, deafened, eidolon with 4 permanent negative levels and missing a leg.

Does the summoner just summon a new "Aspect" the next day and has a perfectly fine eidolon again with half normal hp?

Follow up, what happens if you cast "Summon Eidolon" an hour later after it's death due to neg level?

I think "our" problem is more player vs GM. The GM isn't forcing it at all. I think the player has a devil-may-care attitude and likes to see us scramble. I play a Life Oracle and so far, have kept the party alive and up for the most part so we haven't had the "dog gets hit by the car and needs surgery" yet...

I'm also playing the "adopted brother" who will do what ever it takes for my brother (including letting other party members drop to save him). So it's a bad situation for them lol

In reality, it's not a huge problem and is making for a great roleplaying experience... The major problem we have now is we've lost our Rogue - "let me sneak up ahead and see what I can scout out" because if we do and he see's a giant......

Thanks for all the feedback though! I need to take the whole "it's a suggestion and not a demand for suicide" argument to the table.

Untentril, I pretty much agree with all that. BTW, I'm the healer here in this situation trying to keep my brother (a rogue) alive mostly...

I think our rogue is reading it more like "the pc must suicidally charge the giant" which is not completely right. But to his credit, he village was wiped out by giants and had already been playing a pretty strong hatred for giants before the hand, so it's just gotten messier since then.

So last week, he spotted a giant, failed the saved, we rolled init, he charged, then there were like 6 or 7 of em. He failed against at least 4. Then poop hit the fan, there were several members nauseated, he was low on hit points. So it started to get to the point of, "ok, do I still need to follow the suggestion and attack, can I drink a cure potion? what are my choices?"

I'm thinking I need to take Spell Immunity to cast on him, otherwise this thing is just going to get him killed soon...

Do you consider, "one attack and it's satisfied" or "attack until it's dead"? I'm assuming the former because it says "attack" and not "kill", but that does lead into the issue if you fail a save on 4 out of 6, you have to go and attack each of the 4 one time?

*Possible Spoiler Alert for Giantslayer*
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OK, so, Nargrym's Steel Hand, how would you guys rule this part of the Artifact in question - "However, whenever the wearer of the hand is within line of sight of a creature with the giant subtype, he must succeed at DC 15 Will save or be compelled to attack the giant, as suggestion."

Currently we're playing it as, when Giant's are seen, the player rolls a will save vs every giant and has to attack any of the ones he failed his will save against. Simple enough... but, last week, the player said, "Once I attack the giant once, the 'suggestion' has been satisfied." and I replied, "But then wouldn't you have to then move on to the next target you failed on, provoking attacks of opportunity?"

But now, reading it again, is there a limit to this effect? In other words, as long as you are within LOS of a giant, do you constantly have to save over and over again? Or once you save, you no longer have to save again? (in which case, for how long?) His will save is pretty low, and I think this thing is going to get him killed soon. I see no way to prevent it either...

Also, how much leeway is there with "attack the giant" as a suggestion? Full move until you reach the target? Allow single move and buff with an item, spell, etc?

Updated link: Google Spreadsheet Link

FYI: This sheet generates random magic items from UE and not treasure per sae. It utilizes the town wealth mechanics and is meant to generate items for sell in a town or shop. Several tabs represent examples of various shops.

BTW, how does everyone handle Darkness/Blindness? This actually came up last night, it was dark for some (they had no light in a dungeon) and some others where blinded by something covering their eyes, some had both.

Do you consider the other people in the room Invisible? I know there's a "blindness" condition, which seems a lot less severe. What if someone is blind and someone is invisible?

One big problem with that is then all the modifiers for Perception DC stop effecting the DC if the opponent is stealthing. So sleeping stops to matter... It is just as easy to detect a stealthing character while asleep as it is when awake.

You would still use "modifiers" just the base dc is each others skill check. Another way to think about it it's this, where does it say that stealth sets the dc, it is just as much the other way. Eg a guard rolls his perception, the ninja has to beat his perception roll to sneak past him. Why does the guard have to beat the ninja's roll?

OK, I got it this time. Lets see you argue out of this one lol

From the PRD regarding Skill Checks, and I quote, "If the result of your skill check is equal to or greater than the difficulty class (or DC) of the task you are attempting to accomplish, you succeed. If it is less than the DC, you fail. Some tasks have varying levels of success and failure depending on how much your check is above or below the required DC. Some skill checks are opposed by the target's skill check. When making an opposed skill check, the attempt is successful if your check result exceeds the result of the target."

Emphasis mine
Source: http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/usingSkills.html

Ok, so give this, you only have a "DC" when making a "Skill Check". Stealth clearing states, "Your Stealth check is opposed by the Perception check of anyone who might notice you.." which makes it an Opposed Skill Check.

I contend that RAW says these are two different ways to resolve skills.

Therefore, you do NOT start with a DC20, you simply roll your Stealth (+20 if invisible) vs opponents Perception. There are no "starting" DC's for opposed checks, simply modifiers.

Not sure why I'm still arguing this, but it intrigues me lol

Jamz wrote:

Grick wrote:

Jamz wrote:

Notice Person: DC 0

Invisible: +20

Ok, that's how we get our DC 20 to notice a "presence"

If you prefer to think of it that way, sure. Just keep in mind that +20 you applied is not a bonus.

listed...

Sigh... Did you even look at the SRD? http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/skills/perception.html#_perception

The +20 I applied for Invisibility IS a bonus. It's in the second half of the table, bottom line, in the table marked modifiers and it has a + in front of it, can't see how that's NOT a bonus.

At look at the top, do you see anywhere a DC to notice an Invisible person? No. It's because it's DC 0 to notice a person, +20 for being Invisible. Same for stealth.

If you follow this premise, you get all the same numbers under the Invisibility section where they state it's DC 20 to notice a presence and Stealth +20.

Not sure why you insist on double adding the +20 to come up with insanse 56 & 76 DC numbers.

The question is, "Did you? "

Before you get to the table, it sets a base modifier for being invisible. Its a 20 DC

Can you agree to this?

Also just before the table, it says that on the following table there are additional modifiers that are added to the first.

Can you agree to this?

On the table there is a modifier that adds a +20 for not moving.

Can you agree to this?

Lower on the table there is a modifier for using stealth. It says to add your stealth +20.

Can you agree to this?

So if you can agree to all the above you should then agree that a character meeting all three requirements will then have the following DC of 20+20+stealth roll+20 = 60+stealth roll.

Either way it may be futile.

Now it may seem unbalanced to you but it really isn't.

See invisibility isn't a hard spell to cast. Flour isn't expensive

Rogar, yes, I did. And I still don't agree with any of that math. If I were to follow your Logic this It be DC 40 to notice an Invisible person. What you just said was this: Take the DC 20 from ANOTHER page to notice an Invisible person, THEN use the modifiers from THIS prd page?

So, DC 20 to notice invisible person and then another + 20 for being invisible? How the heck does that make sense?

What I was trying to say, if you take the numbers/mods from the Perception table in the PRD, you can get all the same numbers that are in the Invisibilty condition. But you seem to want to combine them?

If you were to SOLEY use the Perception table and ignore the other sources/tables, you have everything you need.

If you want to get picky on the Invisibility condition chart, then I would STILL say it's not 20 + Stealth + 20. It says, and I quote, "Stealth check +20". The + is on the 20, which means it's added to the Stealth Check. The Stealth check now becomes the DC replacing the base DC20 above. If it were to be added to the DC20 then they would have put "+Stealth check +20" to denote that your stealth + 20 is a modifier and not a DC.

You either use one chart or the other. I contend that taken apart, both tables come to the same conclusions.

Hey, sorry, haven't poked in here for a while :) Is there still an issue with the generate button? I don't use it in that way so never pay attention to it although I may have renamed the function causing the issue. I'll take a look :)

Regarding the function question, mostly because I was lazy :) It was a LOT of data so we were just copy/pasting from the PDF and instead of editing all those cells... In fact if you looked closely, how I did each tab of gear changed as I learned new tricks but didn't bother going back and changing the other tabs. If it ain't broke...

I also do what most here do, with finer detail. I have the merchant roll his Diplomacy (or profession skill, doesn't matter which really) and the player rolls his. Highest roll subtracts lowest and adust % on a 1 on 1. eg Player rolls a 30, Merchant gets a 21, player gets a 9% discount.

I use MT and a macro so the math is easy enough. Otherwise I would probably do increments of 5% only, maybe winner adjusts 5% plus 5% for every 5 he wins by.

In the end, it doesn't affect much but the players "Feel" like they have a chance to save money and it gives another reason to bump the skill. Although, I probably would use Appraise now, or maybe allow either.

Jamz wrote:

Notice Person: DC 0

Invisible: +20

Ok, that's how we get our DC 20 to notice a "presence"

If you prefer to think of it that way, sure. Just keep in mind that +20 you applied is not a bonus.

listed...

Sigh... Did you even look at the SRD? http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/skills/perception.html#_perception

The +20 I applied for Invisibility IS a bonus. It's in the second half of the table, bottom line, in the table marked modifiers and it has a + in front of it, can't see how that's NOT a bonus.

At look at the top, do you see anywhere a DC to notice an Invisible person? No. It's because it's DC 0 to notice a person, +20 for being Invisible. Same for stealth.

If you follow this premise, you get all the same numbers under the Invisibility section where they state it's DC 20 to notice a presence and Stealth +20.

Not sure why you insist on double adding the +20 to come up with insanse 56 & 76 DC numbers.

I went back and forth on this and thread and ultimately I found it easier to just use the Perception table for reference: http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/skills/perception.html#_perception

DC is at the top of the table, modifiers at the bottom:

Notice Person: DC 0
Invisible: +20

Ok, that's how we get our DC 20 to notice a "presence"

Notice Person using stealth: DC Opposed by Stealth (so d20 + stealth, lets say he rolled a 10 +6, 16)
Invisible: +20

Ok, so DC is 36 now for Invisible stealth person

These are base DC numbers derived from the Perception table. From here you can use the other modifiers for walk, running, etc. Noting to Pinpoint a target is +20.

So, to "notice the presence" of the Ninja, who took a double move towards you while invisible and now within 10 feet not using stealth, it would be 0 + 20 - 10 = 10. To "Pinpoint" his location is a 30.

This time he uses stealth, making a double move at half speed so stealth = d20 + stealth + 20, to Pinpoint +20.

Bottom line, DC is always either base 0 or d20+Stealth, from there add +20 for being invisible, another +20 to pinpoint, and all the other modifiers from http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/glossary.html#invisibility

What FAQ, where? I have the hardest time finding them. Just to many...

Just to jump in here real quick, for those who think it would require a "ranged touch attack", you just allowed the spell to Critial Hit on a 20.

So now, my ranged Cure Serious Wounds can crit an ally healing double?

Obviously Cure * Wounds can not normally crit on a touch (so it's not a auto 20 hit touch attack on friends), so why would it change for Reach?

I've been trying to figure this out myself. On one hand, I would/do allow other casters to supply spells for normal magical item crafting as they could obviously ignore the requirement anyway for +5 DC so "knowing" the spell just makes it easier.

But that line for wands/scrolls/potions saying you have to have it prepared and can not skip it for +5 DC makes me think the creator must have the spell. Which line takes priorty?

For that matter if it is allowed, then I suppose if you had a magic item that allowed you to cast a spell 3 times a day, you could instead create a scroll of it everyday? Or you could use a Wand of Lesser Restoration to create a Potion of Lesser Restoration?

I need to make a decision on this soon, as I either have to allow or not allow a Paladin to help the Wizard create a Wand of Lesser Restoration for a greatly reduced price.

I basically have a unique campaign with a few dozen PC's, so if allowed, any thing can be crafted with only a few PC's taking a few of the needed feats.

1) Motorola Xoom
2) Jelly Bean nightlies/latest
3) touchscreen with occasional stylus or keyboard
4) Chrome for d20pfsrd.com, etc
ezPDF Reader for books (noticed people are looking for a decent viewer, i've used this for over a year, fastest/truest renderer i've used. Was 2$ when i got it, could be more, but try it, def updates almost 2+ times a months usually with new features.
Masterwork tools
Hero Lab via Remote Desktop (I DID use it as a remoteapp under Win 7, but Win 8 pro doesn't allow it, so now just Xtralogic Remote Desktop or SplashTop)

5) 8, native Herolab would make it a 10 for quicker/better touch screen interface than RDP.
6) I just got a MS Surface Pro for the wife but if you weren't to go native x86 apps for maptool or herolab, etc, this thing will do it. Im highly impressed with how snappy it is, it has full laptop power.

However, i get a full 8 hour game session on my Xoom as is and that works for me. And by far i have the smallest foot print at the table, even smaller than those with paper character sheets.

When i gm, i use a laptop for maptool and keep the xoom handy for running boss npcs via hero lab.

CalebTGordan, this doesn't work in any version of excel. It is a google spreadsheet, which is free, so, there you go! :)

Thanks for the Reddit posts :) I tried to save this as a Google Template so it could be found easier but it fails, not sure why.

I updated the Base Coin slot with a comment to explain why it's sp and to just change it to gp for your game.

I probably should have created a copy to share vs sharing the copy I use, which is why there is always data in the Overrides section.

Also, you really don't HAVE to change/deal with the other store tabs like Dragon Tooth Arms. Those tabs I use in my game which are randomly generated every week via Google Script schedule. It's REALLY easy to set up to. My players can then check during the week if there is anything new.

The scripts basically take data from those tabs and copies them to the Magic Shop tab and then Generates from there, copying the data back. Also, based on the "Purchase Limit" of the community, it rolls for each item in the "Store" to see if a current item sells, and if a new item is added. It causes more expensive items to come up less often and also causes them to stick around. I run a high magic multi-player/multi-gm game where everyone runs up to 5-8 charactrs (1 at a time), so in a normal game, you would be dealing with MUCH smaller lists generally.

If anyone has any questions (the sheet really has no documentation) feel free to post here. I check in periodically.

As Bobson said, there really isn't a list of "items for 3rd level characters".

Instead, just go by item cost. And in reality, that sorts itself out as if you only give out X gold, they can only afford items X. Our if it is random loot, you would only give out items worth X amount.

1.3
o Updated text for Metamagic Rods, the table 4-2 in UE list what should be "Lesser" as "Minor".

I've added a version number on the first page.

1.1
o Fixed some minor bugs, spelling, & capitalization.
o Weapons & Armor now have chance to generate Small & Large versions

1.2
o Fixed Wands (Greater Major Wands were not showing up), added chance for
o Wands now have chance to generate < 50 charges (uses Lesser/Greater chance %)
o Potions, Scrolls & Wands now show Caster Level for reference
o Added 2 new options to generate Non-Magical versions of Weapons & Armor (Chance for Masterwork uses Lesser/Greater chance %, and standard 5% chance for special materials)

Sorry, I should have pointed out. To use, you need to make a copy for yourself. If you are signed into Google, this should be an option. Once you have your own copy and can edit, on the first tab you should see a "Generate Items" button, click it! If anyone has trouble copying it, let me know.

It will generate a random number of a random type of items based on the Community Size (it's a drop down, select it) and what items you have set to TRUE. (Setting all items to TRUE would be the default).

It may be useful to set only Weapons & Armors to true if you only want to generate those for a store or something.

Also, you can set Minor, Medium, Major to any number to generate a number of those items. Delete those cells to use the random number based on Community Size.

Finally, you can set the Multiplier to any number. ie Setting it to 4 will generate 4 times the number of items for a given community size.

For the Stores, you have to generate those by going to the scripts menu and either setting a Trigger for them (advanced use) or run the script manually. And as I type this, I realize most don't know how to do that probably :) I'll add a button on those store sheets if you want to use them.

Also, for the Stores, you can copy them and have as many as you like.

And DQ, thanks for all the help! And if you get a good chunk of data in, just email me. Until then I'll be hacking up Map Tool. :)

If anyone has any specific questions, let me know.

Thanks, and regarding sp, check the first page, there's an option for "Base Coin", just set it to " gp" :) Also you may want to check out the "Store" sheets. I made a script that will run every week for my campaign and it basically sales (removes) random items and inserts new items every week based on the Town purchasing power. And you can select which items each store sales. I personally then publish the "chart" as an image post to our personal forums and it's automagically updated, never need to generate store items again.

I cut everything by 10 in my campaign so gp == sp, sp == cp, etc. It makes the campaign coins go a lot farther and makes Copper coins last longer than first level.

Regarging the treasure tables, I thought about it and I may in the future, although it may most likely need to be a new spreadsheet as this one is getting large. (I can stiff reference back to this sheet if needed).

If all the data was present in a spreadsheet, it may give me incentive but I'm pooped out after that run for now lol

Done! All magic items from UE are not in the sheet.

Enjoy!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Amc01YG2XtiJdFdJVUsyOXhrMTJFSG JQNjJ0ZEtxaUE

OK, everything is now done except for Potion/Scrolls/Wands (which UE really supplied nothing new in that area but will be added Soon(tm).)

Just copy the Spreadsheet to your own account and run by clicking the Generate button on the first sheet.

On the Magic Shop sheet you can select the community size or specify numbers for Minor/Medium/Major. You can also change the percentage chance a Lesser vs Greater item is rolled.

On the second tab (Table 7-37) you can select which Items you wish to include (set true/false), for instance you can select to ONLY roll for Weapons & Armor.

All fields marked in Green can be changed. All Purple fields are formulas and should only be changed if you know what you are doing.

For instance, you can easily add or change the Community chances for Minor/Medium/Major items by adjusting the random number in each. See the Sanctuary line as an example (this is a custom Community Size).

The spreadsheet is NOT the fastest but does the job and includes everything from the Ultimate Equipment, including all the Special Materials and follows the rules set forth in that book for randomness.

If you find any errors or items generating something that it shouldn't (ie a Weapon/Magical Ability Bonus match), please let me know.

Ya, i found it very overwhelming at first. I find it's the same for friends but a quick 10 min personal overview opens a lot of eyes and gets you going.

Ya, thought of doing it in a database and use php or java but i didn't really know how I wanted everything set up and what was involved.

Figured a spreadsheet was real easy to edit data and manipulate the lookups and see how many restrictions there are, etc.

The special materials was the biggest pain only because it's so vague, so I had to go through each weapon and categorize them into about 5-6 groups.

Anyone could probably easily convert the spreadsheet to a database after I'm done. At least we'll have all the data in.

DeathQuaker has been a great help being my data monkey :)

It's easily customized to, I have it so you can generate, say, just weapons, potions, and rings. It uses the original percentages and extrapolates those across. ie Say normally weapons pop 10% of the time and Rings 10% and potions 20%, 60% other items, I take the 60% and distribute it across the other 3 so it would be 25%, 25%, & 50%.

All in all, a little more customizable for the GM.

Armor, Weapons, and 80% of wonderous items done. It's been fun seeing the range of random stuff you now generate using UE...

I use it every week for a F2F game. We use a projector setup replacing traditional miniatures. My players REALLY like the LOS and Lighting it adds. I now have people seriously thinking about races with darkvision and the feat deep sight as vision is so important and realistic now.

And if you are still on Build 63, you REALLY need to move on up to b87. There are SO many new options.

There's a couple of Frameworks for Pathfinder, 1 complicated and a couple simple bare bones. And one that works with Hero Labs.

And you will want to check out Wolf42's Bag of Tricks. It adds a lot of nice options to manage your campaign.

I just released a custom beta JAR as well that now allows us to edit VBL (Vision Blocking) on the fly via Macro's. A key example is you click on a door, it swings open (the image rotates) and the VBL is erased showing you the room. Another click closes the door and applies the VBL again.

I think we're going to see a lot of cool stuff in the coming weeks from the macro coders with this...

Here's a sample of it in use: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2c01YG2XtiJd2dqeUFqaUtLVXc/edit

Ya, go ahead and start on Wondrous Items, one table per sheet (ie Table 5-2 on one sheet, with a row between each section of that table).

I would say I'd be ready to use them in a few days to a week. If you get done earlier, I'll skip to that section and assign another :) If later no problem as I'll just continue on to the next section.

And excel is fine if that's what you are comfortable. I have Office 2010 so any format is fine. Although, if you used Google Spreadsheet, I could grab tables from you as you finish all sneaky like haha

I have to say, after a few days of working with GS and years of Excel, I do miss a lot of things. GS is no where near as complete, but what you can do with it via live updates, scripting is really cool.

I plan on creating a "Magic Shop" tab that will have random items, with a script that runs every week that will remove/add items. It will then be a link to our forums for my players to view. I will never have to fill the store again! I'll even need to stop in and see what's for sell lol

That would be great! I copy and paste tables from the pdf but it always needs correcting to get it in nicely which takes time.

If you want to just start creating tables of data i can import them easily and do all the formula work. Just look at my sheet and see the format which is basically just like the book. I will need every table basically, starting with weapons next, i have just the one table in.

If you can put it in google spreadsheet, it will be easier to share than excel files.

I may skip to potions, wands, and scrolls after weapons as those will be easier than wonderous items, just more data.

Email me at jamz the man at gmail for any other details/questions.

OK, so finding that no generators out there have updated or mentioned being updated for Ultimate Equipment, and some being stale (as in no updates for 2+ years) and no source code for anything, I decided to start my own project for my own campaign purposes.

It's currently in Google Spreadheet. I have no idea how this will scale as I cheated with some simplistic methods which causes many many cells to recalc often, but we'll see how it goes :)

Link to view: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Amc01YG2XtiJdFdJVUsyOXhrMTJFSG JQNjJ0ZEtxaUE

I currently have Armor 90% Done. I have some work around Special Materials (what a pain!), specifically limiting what goes on what and associated costs.

I thought I'd post here with a link in hopes there may be some data monkies out there that may want to help! :) If you are interested, let me know and I'll open the sheet up to you and we can collaborate. I only plan to incorporate UE for now. But being a spreadsheet, adding new data should be "doable". You will have to watch out for some formula's and adjust the % tables, but better than digging through perl code :)

Currently, all the "logic" is in spreadsheet formula's. There is a gscript but it basically just copies the items into a list and sorts it. All the other generation can be "manipulated" if you wish for your own purposes.

Anyway, here are some samples generated using the Large Town generation method (given it ONLY had Armor to work with).

1,155 sp, +1 Buckler
1,175 sp, +1 Studded Leather
1,180 sp, +1 Tower Shield
1,200 sp, +1 Madu (Steel)
3,300 sp, Forest Dragonhide Plate
4,250 sp, +2 Chain Shirt
4,300 sp, +2 Chainmail
4,350 sp, +1 Bolstering Splint Mail
4,655 sp, Burglar's Buckler
5,160 sp, +1 Expeditious Leather
6,700 sp, +1 Shadow Stoneplate
9,750 sp, +2 Rallying Half-Plate
11,160 sp, Enchanted Eelskin
15,200 sp, Breastplate of Vanishing

4,157 sp, +1 Ramming Heavy Wooden Shield
4,180 sp, +1 Deathless Silken Ceremonial
4,180 sp, +2 Tower Shield
4,200 sp, +2 Scale Mail
4,655 sp, Burglar's Buckler
5,500 sp, +1 Jousting Half-Plate
8,210 sp, +2 Expeditious Lamellar (Leather)
9,153 sp, +2 Mirrored Light Wooden Shield
9,157 sp, +1 Arrow Deflection Heavy Wooden Shield

1,170 sp, +1 Heavy Steel Shield
1,400 sp, +1 Banded Mail
2,650 sp, +1 Full Plate
3,153 sp, Caster's Shield
3,175 sp, +1 Benevolent Studded Leather
4,153 sp, +2 Light Wooden Shield
4,159 sp, +1 Defiant Light Steel Shield
4,350 sp, +1 Impervious Splint Mail
4,350 sp, +2 Breastplate
4,400 sp, +2 Banded Mail
4,655 sp, Burglar's Buckler
4,750 sp, +1 Stanching Half-Plate
5,650 sp, +1 Defiant Full Plate
6,153 sp, +1 Rallying Light Wooden Shield
6,200 sp, +1 Creeping Scale Mail
10,650 sp, Equestrian Plate
12,650 sp, Folding Plate

1,175 sp, +1 Studded Leather
1,180 sp, +1 Tower Shield
1,209 sp, +1 Light Steel Quickdraw Shield
4,170 sp, +2 Heavy Steel Shield
4,180 sp, +1 Balanced Silken Ceremonial
4,200 sp, +1 Stanching Scale Mail
4,200 sp, +2 Scale Mail
4,300 sp, +2 Chainmail
4,350 sp, +2 Splint Mail
5,650 sp, +1 Balanced Full Plate
5,650 sp, +1 Defiant Full Plate
5,650 sp, +2 Full Plate
5,650 sp, +2 Living Steel Full Plate
7,925 sp, +2 Slick Studded Leather
9,153 sp, +2 Impervious Light Wooden Shield
9,165 sp, +3 Hide
13,170 sp, Celestial Shield
81,250 sp, Daystar Half-Plate

Google is coming out with a tablet for ~100$ soon. But I prefer a 10" tablet for reading PDF's.

I've used a Xoom since launch and PDFReader is the best app for PDF's bar none. Adobe and the others are much slower.

That said, I still use books at the table, it's faster (unless we can't find what we're looking for and we need to do a text search). BUT it's awesome for on the road, conventions, @work, etc, to always have all your books with you.