Julien Dien's page

I have question for this as well.

how to pronounce "eraminho"? I'm tring to do some translation.

I don't see anything about Campaign Points on page 19.
Does anybody know how to achieve them?

I have the same question.

Helpful to me, too.

Thank you. Your citation is useful to me.

And In ISM errata thread,Creative Director James Jacobs says Scathing Tirade does allowed a saving throw.

thx.
We will go this way,

This spell functions as tongues, except the creature touched gains only the ability to speak and understand a regional human language, such as Varisian or Common (Taldane in the Inner Sea region or Tien in Tian Xia), and the language granted must be one you know.

The "you know" is ambiguous. the spell-caster just need to know the name of the language, or need to know the language well? So there are two understandings on that.

The Conclusion writes:
If the PCs saved every sage jewel, the sages are elated, and Tahonikepsu commissions a sculpture for the sages’ sanctum to commemorate for all time the Pathfinders’ role in the salvation of the order. The faction pools its resources
to restore the PCs to full health (removing any conditions and restoring dead PCs to life), and each PC receives the Savior of Knowledge boon.

Yesterday, after a bitter fight, almost all Sages were dead except the lich, while all the Sage Jewel were intact. And 3 of my PCs died in the battle. So RAW, they will come back to life for free, right?

What about the dead familiar ?

thx

Q1: In PFS, the conclusion says all the dead PCs can come back to life.
However, my PCs defeat the Boss, and almost all the Sages are dead except SINUHOTEP, THE AMETHYST SAGE. Err... 3 PCs are dead, can they come back to life?

Q2: Can they still get 2PP ? All Sage jewel are intact.

RAW, the answer for the above two question.

PFS question

It's ambiguous.

Amulet of Mighty Fists writes: "this amulet can grant melee weapon special abilities, so long as they can be applied to unarmed attacks."

Furious seems to enhance the weapon (unarmed strike), not apply to unarmed attacks.

However, as I know, no GM forbid applying Furious to Amulet of Mighty Fists for now.

A friend found some rule text.

In general, a character can sell something for half its listed price, including weapons, armor, gear, and magic items. This also includes character-created items.

Characters can also sell off gear, including a dead character’s gear, at 50% of its listed value to raise money to purchase a spell that will resolve the condition, though...

It confirm the "half listed price" rule in CRB.

I know there are some special selling rule in PFS, such as Item purchased by PP cannot sell, or Ammo crafted by Gunsmithing sell for half its actual cost. However, We do not find any special rule about Wayfinder or discount items, So it might be go with the general rule.

He bought it twice so he want to sell one.

One of my PC wanna sell a Wayfinder for 250gp, is it right? or only sell for 125gp?

There is a box next to the chronicle boon Lore of the Lotus Annals, which grants two kind of bonus, while the text do not mention about checking the box.
The bonus can be used only once or at will?

The MA FAQ link：https://paizo.com/paizo/faq/v5748nruor1gl#v5748eaic9r5f

MA FAQ indicates that there are 2 ways to overcome DR/epic, with a temporarily +6 enhancement weapon or with a +6-equivalent magic weapon. The latter is a special rule, which is presented in Mythic Adventures, which is absent in Additional Resources. Does it make any difference to the latter way to overcome DR/epic? Does it still effective?

The Chronicle shows 3 boxes at the top, however, the following two boons both write "both boxes", which is right?

The last two sentences of both boons:
Each time you use this boon, check one of the boxes. When both boxes are checked, cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet.

And what about all other modules that require special Pregen, such We the Goblins? They follow the same principle?

Steven Schopmeyer wrote:

6-8.

Agreed. We updated the adventure's pdf just before Gen Con to expand the level range in which one could assign the credit.

So all the players can apply the Chronicle to 6-8 PC, right? They don't have to follow the general pregen applying rule, that Pregen credit can only apply to the PC whose level is lower than the pregen.

There are 38 GMs and 140+ PLs in our PFS 1ed group, half GMs and one third PLs are still active in the last 3 months.

Most of our games played in Mandarin via Roll20 and QQ-Talk, a few via FVTT. Nowadays, there are 3 or 4 games a week.

our QQ group number is 646903950.

"Replays are not used when GMing a scenario". What about the evergreen scenarios? Can I re-GM them and get credits?

If it is not allowed, 1/3 of my PCs will become illegal.

thx

And if said character was in the middle of one of those games (Event Mode), and you then applied Campaign Mode credit to them, that credit gets put on hold until after you receive the Chronicle for the Event Mode game.

The situation come up to us. A PC is locked in a scenario which will be completed tomorrow, while his player complete a Campaign Mode tonight and wants to apply the chronicle to the locked PC. According to your statement, He can do such way, right? the scenario credit (tomorrow) goes first, then the Campaign Mode credit (today).

Another evidence, Blink spell writes, "As an incorporeal creature, you can move through solid objects, including living creatures." I think living creatures indicate not only allies, but also enemies.

"Turn greater than 45°", so 45 degree not included, right? Actually a 90 degree turn needs a DC 15 Fly check.

Yes, have no physical interaction with others, unless Ghost Touch or other special items.

Another statement of passing through:
A creature can not go into or pass through a square occupied by enemy because the enemy block it physically, maybe elbow it out of the occupied square. However, Incorporeals wrote, "They can’t perform trip or grapple combat maneuvers, nor can they be tripped or grappled. In fact, they can’t take any physical actions that would move or manipulate an opponent or its equipment." Obviously, Incorporeals can not elbow others out of its square.
And 0 Str score show the same result. If someone's Str reduce to 0, it is unconscious and helpless, and helpless creature occupy no square and can be passed through. Incorporeals is 0 Str score, which means they can do nothing to manipulate the physical world.
It's not my opinion. A friend stated it and convinced most GMs of our group.

Good to know. That's what I think.

But I am not familiar with Eng to distinguish the difference. So when I was asked, I don't know how to prove.

The "But" para. just states that Belafon's reply is helpful.

Julien, here is how you denote that you are talking about PF1.

In your thread title, just put a [PF1] at the start of every thread title. So the thread title for this thread could be:

[PF1] MASTER OF TRADE, "ANY SINGLE PURCHASE"

By tagging the thread title with the edition, all of us Pathfinder players know what edition you are asking questions about. Thanks so much!

Hmm

Got it. I will pay attention to this next time.

Good to know. That's what I think.

But I am not familiar with Eng to distinguish the difference. So when I was asked, I don't know how to prove.

Master of Trade: Once per game session, you may make any single purchase you could normally make at a 10% discount.

A single purchase indicates one single item, or a shopping trip that you can buy many items?
The latter seems too excessive.

A friend says "they (incorporeals) can’t take any physical actions that would move or manipulate an opponent or its equipment, nor are they subject to such actions", so when another creature come in a incorporeal's square, the incorporeal can't push him away, actually. there is no physical collision.

IMO, literally, it's over-interpretation. While a incorporeals who stand in the way, in a narrow passage, enemies without magic weapon can not damage it, can not pass it. it's a awkward scene.

Another question.

Can enemies go through the squares that Incorporeal occupied？
Can other creatures share the same square with Incorporeal?

Thank you. And the link does helps.

By drawing the power of sages, Tahari can cast spells with a casting time of 1 standard action as though their casting time were 1 move action. It that means Tahari can cast 2 spells in a round, or only 1 spell, cause a caster can not cast more than 1 spell in a round (CRB, magic)?

There are a few scenarios & modules that take place in Ustalav.

The first being the entire Carrion Crown AP.

** spoiler omitted **

I hope that helps. Good luck!

It does help, thx.

there are some other boons require place (nation), we will all go this way.

S03-16 boon Averted Mauling grants an non-magic item up to 400gp, but PC has to go to Ustalav.

Does it require a module happen in Ustalav, or any downtime can fullfill the requirement?

Any clue if we can swap domains for inquisitions if an archetype modifies the domain option? The Theologian, for example.

This issue came up in my group as well. I tend to say Yes, while a friend states a PC use the whole domain ability to exchange inquisition, so he must have the whole domain ability, including domain power, bouns spells and domain spell slot. And the Theologian do not have bouns spells or domain spell slot.

All the GMs are convinced, so we follow this way for now.

Clear. thx.

CRB 83: Familiars treat Acrobatics, Climb, Fly, Perception, Stealth, and Swim as class skills.

Familiars retain their own creature types' class skill, and get the above 6 as additional class skills, right? It doesn't means "instead".

Sounds reasonable. Animal Companion class feature is not a name. Any class feature that grant AC can fit this prerequisite.

I found this.
After talking to the Designer Team, Michael Brock says "can ride or not" goes first.

I cling to "can ride or not" as you two.

mount:"...The creature must be one that he is capable of riding and is suitable as a mount. A Medium cavalier can select a camel or a horse. A Small cavalier can select a pony or wolf, but can also select a boar or a dog if he is at least 4th level... "

The latter two sentences is following the first and the explanation of the first. And the exception of dog and pony also implies "can ride or not" principle clearly.

What about Mount class feature of Cavalier, does it count as "AC class feature" for Prerequisite of feats, such as Boon conpamion?

Thank you for the quotes.

Another question. When talking about Cavaliers available mounts, the list classify them by SIZE. However, I realize some mounts cannot ride in specific levels, such as Giraffe can't be ridden until it become large at 4th-lv.

So we should follow the rules literally or by "can ride or not"?
A 1st-lv Cavalier can choose a medium Giraffe?

[/quote=cavarlier]A cavalier gains the service of a loyal and trusty steed to carry him into battle. This mount functions as a druid's animal companion, using the cavalier's level as his effective druid level. The creature must be one that he is capable of riding and is suitable as a mount. A Medium cavalier can select a camel or a horse. A Small cavalier can select a pony or wolf, but can also select a boar or a dog if he is at least 4th level.

AoN gives an additional list:
Medium Cavaliers: Axe Beak, Camel, Elk, Giraffe, Horse, Seahorse, Giant, Tortoise, Giant, Zebra
Small Cavaliers: Antelope, Boar (requires 4th level), Capybara, Dog (requires 4th level), Kangaroo, Lizard (Giant Gecko), Pony, Ram, Reindeer, Stag, Weasel, Giant, Wolf, Wolfdog.

Where is the extra mounts from? Which book says they can add in the list?

thx.

So it's not the Astrology (Su) "keyed" to a specific creature, but the horoscope.