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Hi guys,
So I have the pale horseman and his horse, Charon (or Death), imprisoned by 1 of the good gods in my campaign.
They imprisoned in a temple of sort, and guarded by an Empyrean angel plus other things left behind by the angels.

I know that I want an empyrean angel (BBGG) to guard for sure, but not sure what else should I put in there.
I don't want other angels, for story reason. The place is effected with negative energy leaking out from Charon himself, and give negative effects to Good creatures and boost Evil creatures.
What other creatures should I put in there either as guards or simply neutral creatures?

Thanks.

Saw this awesome airship by TRE Games, bought it, put it together, and my players played on it. So I just wanted to share. :)

Pics.

Hey guys,

So, the arcanist class feature Arcane exploit(such as acid jet, flame arc, etc.) are super natural abilities, so they don't have any spell failure. (They also don't provoke.)

With this you can essentially multiclass with a martial class, and wear armors and don't care about your wizards spells but still have access to your exploits.

Basically, I am thinking about a heavy armored fighter that can spit Flame Arc at enemies...without any worries about AoO or spell failures.
Oh, and he will still have his cantrips. But his INT going to be at 10. :)

I just want to make sure that I am not missing anything.

I was wondering how Champion's strike: Fleet charge works on a mount?
RAW:
"As a swift action, you can expend one use of mythic power to move up to your speed. At any point during this movement, you can make a single melee or ranged attack at your highest attack bonus, adding your tier to the attack roll. This is in addition to any other attacks you make this round. Damage from this attack bypasses all damage reduction."

So when I'm mounted, does my mount's speed counts as "my speed"?

Hello everyone,

I've only just started playing Pathfinder about few months ago; and I found that the most of the players are scared of painting their own minis.

So I randomly jumped in and found out that not only that it is much easier than it seems, but also that I love painting minis.

And for making 3D terrains, drawing on mats are fine; but having a cliff or two to bull rush your enemies to their death is just pure joy. :P

There are hundred of blogs out there from amazing painters, but I made one so that I can keep track of my own progress in skills. And most importantly, to share with random strangers to boost my self esteem. lol

So feel free to drop by and take a look.
bipolartiger.tumblr.com

I want to make a human fighter that uses an Large size greatsword. (With a -2 penalty.)
Is that possible?

Hey guys, I have a question on those specific actions.

My Paladin is lvl8 with a bonded mount of same lvl. The horse has Imp. Bullrush.

The mount initiates a bull rush as part of a charge on target. Paladin is equipped with a lance, riding along for a normal charge attack.

Since the Lance will "reach" the target first, the Paladin attacks.
Regardless of whether the paladin hits the target.
Does the mount continue to move closer to bullrush the target?

If this has already been answered, please point me to it. Thanks. :)

***Extra question, if the mount has Greater Bullrush; and it pushes the target, but the mount does not follow, for more than 10ft.
This would make the target move into the Paladin's Lance's threaten square, and then out of it. Would this give the paladin an AoO?

Following the RAW of Greater bull rush; it seems that would give the paladin an AoO, because he is not the one doing the bull rush. Is this correct?

I have a lvl1 Human Flowing Monk. She is equipped with double chained Kamas.

I found a few threads with similar questions, but the answers are vague; so I want to see if I can get a clearer answer.

In the Ki-Throw's RAW:
"On a successful unarmed trip attack against a target your size or smaller, you may throw the target prone in any square you threaten rather than its own square."

Now, the double chained Kamas is a reach weapon. AND monk can use unarmed attacks while holding weapons with their hands (i.e. kicking)

So, would I be able to trip an enemy unarmed; then throw it to a square within my Kamas' reach (threaten) range?

So, in theory:
1. Monk uses Ki-throw unarmed; she does a Judo throw and the opponent fell prone into a square next to her.
2. Monk uses Ki throw with chained Kama; she kicked and tripped the opponent then throw it with the Kama into a farther spot.

I guess once I wrote it down, I can see that could be 2 separate actions. But I would like what everyone else thinks, and if there has been any official ruling about that. :)