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The Leaping Gnome wrote:
The Seven Swords of Sin are actually weapons that correspond to the Seven Sin magics, so each is attuned to a certain school so the effect should correspond to the sin as well as the school. Greed = Transmutation
The sword of greed for example, when its flesh to stone ability is successful the target is turned into valuable looking crystal instead of normal stone.
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Sean K Reynolds wrote:
Just some follow up questions on this. How do Sohei monks flurry with two-handed weapons if this is the case? Why are monks in the The Ruby Phoenix Tournament Module allowed to do this?
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Boba Fett is cool looking and all but Dog the Bounty Hunter is where it is at my friend. Ok, if you want to make the most famous bounty hunter you need to go Bard. You need to focus on physical stats to take down the bounty and charisma to talk the info out of the loved ones of the bounty. As an added bonus you can take sing as your primary perform and whenever you start bard song you can start playing your theme song.
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Spoiler: PFS 2- 05 Eyes of the Ten Part 3: Red Revolution:
Note that Skelg’s greataxe has the vicious property on it, but that his damage reduction prevents any of the return damage the +2 vicious greataxe would deal back to him. This is written very plainly in a Paizo statblock so unless they have come out and said its a mistake I don't see why DR would not prevent the damage from the vicious property. |