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I've been waiting literally for years for Catfolk to be made generally available, or at least for there to be more than just 1 boon in the world for catfolk... Paizo just made the elemental races free to play, give it a season or three and we should get access to some of the beast races. The Rougarou does look like it will be fun, the Naiad too.
Where are you looking on amazon that it costs 268$? I bought my copy there for less than 30$ after tax and shipping.
It's always cool to see that kind of dedication from a player or GM, I don't have any pictures but just last week the GM who ran "Pagoda of the Rat- part2 of Rats of Round Mt." did a lot of the maps by hand with paper and colored pencil. He did a good job making us feel like we were really there, he would have done them all but he ran out of time.
Says you! The animal companion in question was my t-rex. Don't get me wrong I was glad that nothing could touch him but we were lucky the tank was making his fort saves or else he would be would have been taking quite a bit of con damage.
I have a CN hunter, he's with the exchange faction and is a merchant with that as his profession. He uses the PFS as a way to travel to areas he wouldn't normally be able to go to on his own and acquire and sell exotic goods. While he can come across as cruel to his enemies at times when he has no use for them, he recognizes that his reputation is very important if he is to continue his career as both a pathfinder and a merchant. He will complete his mission as it was stated and intended and help those in need, because lets face it, grateful people give rewards and spread word that you are trustworthy and that leads to even more reward. I'm not very good at roleplaying but I enjoy playing him.
cloak of resistance- the only real choice for your shoulder slot hunter animal companion- its' initial con score sucks, but once it hits level seven there's nothing quite like the feeling of casting gravity bow and cats grace on yourself and then riding a t-rex into battle. ^_^
I was on another thread that was discussing pregens. The issue being should we be able to apply and use faction boons from/for the character the exp. is going to? It led to a post by [Andrew Christian], "The pregen is not really a separate character. Its a proxy stat block for your character"; :If the character's paperpwork is not present, then you can only work with the gold earned on the chronicle sheet and the pregen's gear."
1.This indicates that if you have the paperwork for the character that you're going to apply the exp. to you can use money at the very least, consumables as a possibility, and maybe even equipment and other gear (your paladin is observing a religious holiday so lent his/her armor to a comrade to aid in their quest for good/to smite non-believers?). Part 1 was just what was stated and what could be reasonably interpreted from Andrew's post, this next one will need a definitive ruling from paizo. 2.The post mentions paperwork, this obviously means character sheet and maybe inventory sheet, but what about chronicle sheets? If you're going to adventure in Irrisen can you use the boon you have that lets you ignore cold temps. like an endure elements spell but only for cold, thoughts?
What does everyone think about being able to use the boons from chronicle sheets that you have earned for the character that you will be applying the credit to? Derailing the thread wasn't my intention, I was just hoping to expand upon it, all the same thanks for listening.
That's more along of the lines of what I'm looking for, thanks a lot! :)
I've never been asked that question, however there are only about 18-20 of us. We've been getting more people to join slowly (I joined in January). So we all know and trust each other pretty well, so if I haven't been asked if I have a DF I assume it's because I'm trusted enough to have one.
I've only been playing Society since January but I can tell the difference between a GM who has prepared and one who sits down and runs the game dry. In my area, Maitland FL, the only reason we ever really have for Gms running a game dry is because we have a 3-4 games running and have more people signed up than expected or a GM had to cancel at the last minute, even then when they don't have time to prepare the game can be fun and engaging due to the simple fact that the person running it, whether they put some deep thought into it or not, respects the fact that they made a commitment to be in charge of a game and create a safe and fun environment for everyone involved.
]Guess I'll just have it made out of mithral then, thanks for the help.You know mithrils going to hit he same problems right? The silver quality doesn't transfer (it would be lighter though...) Yes I was going for it being cheaper not for the silver vulnerability. Edit: lighter not cheaper, though it is that too.
I asked this in another thread but would like some more input, if I get a +3 adamantine gun, will it penetrate Guess I'll just have it made out of mithral then, thanks for the help.
As a Tengu Musket Master and worshiper of Hei Feng I named mine Thunder. I'm thinking I need to upgrade my Nine Ring Broadsword to have the Shock enhancement. Then I would have Thunder and Lightning. Name them Raijin, Japanese god of lightning and thunder, and Susanoo the god of summer storms, or Fujin god of wind. Seeing as how you're tengu it would certainly fit you're theme.
I'm playing with 4-5 other people with my level 3 gnome sorcerer, we're on a boat and about 70ft away on shore 5-6 bandits on horses show up, all have bows. I rolled highest on initiative and much to the surprise of these cloaked highwaymen from the boat they were looking to waylay a gnome with reddish-gold hair, like elm leaves in autumn, waves his hands and a barely imperceptible bolt bursts forth whereupon it splits in three and kills their leader. He then asks, with an unsettingly wide grin on his face, "Who else wants to play?" No one wanted to play with me. In another part of the scenario another ship was approaching ours a little to close for comfort, the GM asked if anybody had KNOW(Nobility), we didn't, we asked if we could make a perception check to see how many people were on deck. There were somewhere between 7 and 9 combatants (can't remember exactly) and the ship could hold either 100 or 200 crew and rowers. Anyway they are starting to over take us and everyone else is trying to come up with a plan to slow them down or take them on. I ask the GM to inform me when the ship gets within 400ft. He and my party asks why, I tell them I am going to hit the enemy ships mast with my scroll of fireball that I bought off a chronicle sheet. This just goes to prove that the correct application of force can solve any problem.
I was going to have it made out of adamantine so that when I gave it a +3 bonus it could ignore DR/magic/cold iron/silver, ignore 19 points of hardness, and do half damage to incorporeal creatures. Does a ranged weapon get those abilities? Also after level 5 I'm thinking of taking levels in monk, not for combat abilities but because Kit will be impressed with the focus and dedication they put into their chosen path and will seek to learn from them so as to better him self. P.S. I like Kaboodle and Discretion, was also thinking of Eros.
Hey all, like the thread says I need help coming up with a name for my gun, I am a level 1 musket master named Kit Valentine, Keleshite from the great city of Alkenstar in the Manawastes, I plan on using it as a backup weapon when I get an adamantine two-barreled musket with greater reliability, distance, and seeking. I wear a hat that looks like a cross between a Stetson and a Trilby, a pocho type cloak, thick and heavy boots, and leather armor that will be replaced with iron lamellar armor made out of mithral. My stats are
According to UE weapons made of mithral are considered to be masterwork so you don't have to worry about getting them made that way, unfortunately cold iron ones don't count and you still have to dish out the gold, le sigh.
to help manage costs, is pre-load your musket in between combat with black powder and the bullet of your choice. Your first shot in combat will cost less and you'll have a lower misfire chance. Proceed to alchemical cartridges as normal for remaining shots. Hope you enjoy your gunslinger! Thanks for the advice, I had planned on pre-loading with an alchemical cartridge but didn't think to use b. powder and stuff like you said... its times like this that make a person realize that its the simple things, while obvious, when heard from others make you go "GENIUS!!!"
Hey Thomas, where and in what book does it say you can get a discount with ranks in alchemy? Also thanks for the idea on ability rewrite Munny, I think I'll try STR13, DEX18, CON14, INT11, CHA7, because I want the extra carrying capacity. Think I'll put skills in Acrobatics, Perception, Profession, and Know(Local)
I'm building a gunslinger with the musket master archetype, he's human with 13 str, 18 dex, 16 con, 7 int, 14 wis, and 7 cha. I gave him point blank shot and precise shot for his starting feats and for skills he has acrobatics, perception, sleight of hand (thinking of changing this one) and profession, gonna put the extra point in HP I think unless there is something else I can do with humans and favored class. As for gear all I have is leather armor, enough powder and bullets to fill his gun and powder horn, a backpack, starting musket, a free club, belt pouch, canteen, flint and steel, 2 torches, 2 oil, chalk, earplugs, a blanket, a waterproof-bag, some wander meal, and a couple of wristsheaths. He'll eventually have a pepperbox rifle with greater reliability and distance on it unless I find something better, I want him to be able to take down like a quarter of the big bads HP in the opening salvo then sneak off to reload, let my teammates where him down some more, then finish him off. I have the reactionary trait and plan on getting improved initiative.
I want to make a gunslinger who uses a pistol but the range on them is only 20ft, so I was thinking about giving it the Distance special ability from UE which "doubles the range increment of others of its kind." My question is if I do this and I fire from 40ft away will my attacks still count as touch attacks?
I have always assumed the latter. Cannier dragons probably sell them to add more cash to their hoards.The exception to needing fame for having something made of dragonhide is if you lead a party of all level 1 pc's with d6 HD in order to slay an elder red dragon for the raw materials... alternatively you could make a bluff or diplomacy check to see if you can convince it to willingly part with it's own skin.Given how cheap it is I have to either conclude that its open season on dragons over 12 feet long or that you can use shed scales to make the armor More than likely they just sell the very powerful arms and armor they got from the much more squishy "heroes" who came to slay the evil dragon and "claim" their treasure hoards in the name of good. Still it's nice to see that someone can make a profit from recycling and pest control at the same time.
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