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I recently started playing an Aasimar, have the feats Angelic Blood and now Angelic Wings. Why on earth does Impossible Speed not apply to natural fly speeds? I know that RAW it only applies to base land speeds, but, if i have a natural fly speed, why my new fastness not apply to that? Or was this just an oversight? And if we all rule that it cannot apply to flying, how in the world can I get my natural flight faster? Birds get to fly faster than they walk, and I believe a druid archtype will as well. Any opinions?

So here's the set up: A technomancer and a soldier are face to face, in adjacent squares to each other. No one has any spiffy combat feats like Step Up and Strike, or Stand Still or anything like that. The technomancer wants to cast a spell, so he moves away so he doesn't cast in melee (yes, he could take a guarded step, but, he doesn't). The movement provokes an AoO from the soldier, and the soldier hits him and rolls damage accordingly. The caster then finishes his movement 30 feet away from the soldier. Now can he still cast a spell that round? or did the AoO damage disrupt his casting since it was in the same turn?

So, what really is the difference between the two? Is it something of your level vs the level of the area?

So I was looking at different weapon choices to buy at Level 1. Since we can buy items that are CL+1, that means I can buy a Flame Doshko, ember. The 1d8 fire damage is fine, but, Wound? If I attack someone, and I crit, then they could possibly face making a Fort Save vs. DC 16ish or get dismembered!? Am I the only one that thinks this is a bit excessive at Level 1?

I've found nothing other than the basic "you can attack twice with both attacks at -4 to hit." Does dual wielding really do nothing for this? I would have thought an extra attack, or at the very least perhaps reduce the negs a bit. Is that all, or did i miss it somewhere? Thanks in advance.