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I hope this is the correct part of the forums to ask this, but the title tells all, I'd like to know how much of a difference there will be between the old and the new, how compatible they will be, and all that.

OK, so that's one mystery of the Oracle, and I've seen people mention it in some threads around here, but I have strictly no idea what that is and what it means, could somebody light my lantern, pretty please with sugar on it?

So, there are a number of classes unlike the wizard and alchemist who can pad their book in various manners.

Thos classes, of which I named three in the thread title seem to have a fixed (and char independent) number of each level of spells depending on their own level. This is a great restriction in spell repertoire, are their ways to expand this repertoire somehow>?

As I'm not an expert in PF, and don't own that many books, when proposing solutions, please also mention the source.

Thank you

Of late, say, since an event that I assume to be a board update yesterday, I can't refresh a page without also getting booted out and having to sign in again, this is a real pain.

What's up? will you do something about it anytime soon?

and sorry if I did not locate the exact proper place in the board for this.

OK, so I'm devising a psionic character, and I want him to have more talents (0 lvl powers) than his class warrants. Is there a feat allowing that? Does extra Power known cover 0 lvl powers?

So I'm trying to stat out a character that is at once a top notch fighter, AND who has tons of skills (knows lots of languages, some weird lore, geography, and of course has quite a few physical skills maxed out) so I need a lot of skill points, even if the guy has 18 INtelligence...

Problem, the guy has no spells nor any trait that would make him a ranger (animal companion, fighting styles, favored anemy...) and I'd like something that is good for languages and possibly lore. Would there be a fighter archetype with tons of skills, or a bard archetype that swaps magic and performance abilities for fighting ?

So I'm pondering adapting my old D&D campaign world to PF, and I'll need the abishai devils, since that world is chock full of draconic monsters and the main villains are Tiamat worshipers.

So, do they exist officially in PF, and if so, what's the book source, or will I have to adapt them from some other source?

pretty much the above, I was wondering how to stat the Monster of Caerbannog for PF, and thought maybe it already exists... so, has something on that order been published? under what name? and in what bestiaryN

OK, I'mm pretty sure those subjects have been covered in the rules, I just can't manage to find them... can somebody remind me where (book/page) I can find the living expenses by lifestyle, or the basic income for various types of NPCs? All I've found is the cost for hirelings, which of course does not their living expenses, taxes etc and is just the gross expense to PC type hirers.

So : the CRB lists a number of weapons monks are known to be proficient with.
UC and other sources introduce a number of weapons qualified as 'monk weapons', namely because a monk may flurry with them.
Is a monk automatically proficient with all 'monk weapons' or does he have to take martial/exotic weapon proficiency with those that are not on the short list if he fancies them?

So when you find a wand, a staff, or other charged item, said item is seldom new and fully charged. I don't see Identify telling you how charged a wand is the way it will tell you what spell is in it... so, is there a way to know how many charges you have left in such an item?

What's the VMC?

what are the "Big six" magical items?

I'll use this thread to go on asking the stupid questions that pester me because I'm new here and don't yet have all the codes and the keys to all the acronyms

After inadvertently necroing a 5yo thread, I've been advised to start a new one and there it is.

So I have this character concept of a monk character, and I'd like to know if there is currently a feat or other way that would allow him to use flurry with his one of his racial proficiency weapons. Would creating a feat to allow this... something like this

Sword saint
Allows a monk to flurry with one weapon chosen when the feat is taken.

Prerequisites: flurry of blows, proficiency with weapon, potentially weapon focus with weapon.

Would it be game breaking, what other means would there be to allow this? If mentioning existing feats or archetypes, please mention the book it was published in as, if at all possible, I prefer to refer to paper than to the SRD.