Wow, that's disappointing to hear. I really appreciate all the hard work you put in, regardless. Thanks for everything you've done Joey Virtue!
There's also the magic weapon ability Sharding.
A useful item for your healer's kits that should influence the chart:
I'm really surprised no one mentioned Idols yet. They fit this situation perfectly. Also, literally anything with enough mythic ranks can have domains and supply followers with divine spellcasting.
For being a Justicar in that region of Varisia, you'd be under the jurisdiction of Magnimar, as Sandpoint, and most areas around it are part of Magnimar's official holdings (which stretches as far east as Turtleback Ferry, excluding Ilsurian, if memory serves). Magnimar and Korvosa both have jurisdiction within their own large holdings, and Riddleport even has a few towns nearby under its proverbial thumb. The PC would have to be associated with, and probably ordained by the church of Abadar in Magnimar, and the local laws will change depending where the campaign goes. I'd suggest reading through Varisia, Birthplace of Legends to get a better idea of where the loose boundaries of each major city-state's holdings are. As an aside, from a fellow GM of the same Adventure Path: Spoiler: I'm impressed that the PCs were able to subdue Nualia and that they intend to bring her to trial. You should take the opportunity of the trial in Magnimar to introduce Justice Ironbriar, as the judge in charge of the trial. Have him sentence Nualia and any other survivors to The Hell's, but then have him scrub the prisoner transfer records so that he can take them under his wing. Level the Thistletop NPCs up and have them either work with the Skinsaw cult, or perhaps show up later in the campaign where it feels natural to have it fit their personalities/goals/intentions.
Some kid wishes he can be a great hero, and so he's given a grown-up body he can't deal with, and all sorts of catastrophic bad guys become his/his town's enemies.
Considering the "Once he has done so," text, it should be apparent that the second line of text is still part of the first line's relevancy.
8. Pick a fight with a Living Grimoire Inquisitor.
That has nothing to do with it. It has to do with the interpretation of the same rule that's shared by creatures with a swim speeds and those that take the Sea-Souled trait.
Always means always, which includes combat. Rules as Written and Rules as Intended say your GM is incorrect. And if your GM still disagrees, then tell him that all creatures with swim speeds need to constantly make swim checks in combat as well, otherwise he's breaking his own ruling. Swim Speed: A creature with a swim speed can move through water at its indicated speed without making Swim checks. It gains a +8 racial bonus on any Swim check to perform a special action or avoid a hazard. The creature can always choose to take 10 on a Swim check, even if distracted or endangered when swimming. Such a creature can use the run action while swimming, provided that it swims in a straight line.
I find it extremely odd that Rahadoum doesn't have an Inquisitor archetype based around hunting down divine casters. I'm fairly certain that there's precedent from some other Rahadoum-flavored stuff that the adherents of The First Law do receive some power from it.
I am also a fan of Chirurgeon+Wasteland Blightbreaker. Don't forget the Signature Skill (Heal) feat and the Precise Treatment and Battlefield Surgeon traits!
It could very well be sundered or disarmed, etc. It only suppresses the effects, so as soon as it's no longer in hand...
I second MageHunter on readied Vital Strikes. Crossbowman Fighter as a Kobold with their super tasty FCB option.
Sorry for the necromancy, but I'm considering making a Paladin in PFS, and the FAQ tag says this was "answered in the errata". What errata? Does anyone have a link?
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one having issues...
You guys forgot about the Dreamstalker Mesmerist.
You have more than enough money to build the nigh-infinite HD Tiny God.
Multiple guns and Quick Draw (not technically reloading, but...).
There should be a multitude of common rumors/conspiracies from townsfolk about how and why the whole family line acts the same once they take the throne.
Shouldn't the list of "Sihedron Sacrifices" be part of Ironbriar's encoded journal/ledger? It makes sense that he'd have a list of potential greedy targets supplied by Xanesha, or ferreted out by himself or his minions, and a lot of the names would be crossed off at this point, I'd imagine.
Thanks, Gisher. I wasn't aware of that FAQ.
"Hundreds of archetypes"
I love the sheets you guys do have, but there's so many popular archetypes that are missing that I'm disappointed more often than not when I look for one from you guys. I'd pay money for some specific archetypes, and the ability to combine compatible ones onto the same sheet.
Detect evil pings on things that have definite auras (like clerics and paladins), evil alignment creatures with enough HD, and creatures of any alignment that have active evil intent at the moment of detection.
Edit: Scratch that, even if actively evil, he wouldn't ping until level 5, regardless.
This planet description immediately made me think of Darwin IV. If you're feeling up to custom monster statblock creation, then do yourself a favor and hunt down a copy of Expedition by Wayne Douglas Barlowe. I'm particularly fond of the Daggerwrist. EDIT:
This is the most amazing thread.
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