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So I’ve been reading and rereading and googling the polymorph spell description looking for answers to a few questions. I’ve seen some examples but they’re all level 2 and I’m starting at level 1 so I’d like to know.

Question one: Creating a creature under the level 1 polymorph says I can pick land or swim speed, and gives limitations to senses as well. Does that limit the (1) special ability I’m able to choose for a cr1 creature? Example: I choose land speed from the spell, can I use the (1) from npc creation to give it a climb speed as well? Or does the restrictions in the spell mean I ignore everything else about polymorph creation that isn’t in that spell description?

Question 2: creating an animal according to the book would give it a free sense, does that count towards the senses from the spell?

Question 3: if I can use the (1) special ability point on movement does it stack with the 30 movement from the spell?

Edit: accidentally asked same question twice

So I have two envoy concepts in mind, and I’m unsure as to which to go with and how to build each. I guess whichever is more effective would be my choice. So I’m just looking for suggestions or even possible builds for this character.

Both concepts:
1st level (using for Incident at Absalom Station no spoilers)
Half-Orc
Envoy
Has to be the “face” of my group, prefer to have bluff and intimidate.
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Concept one: Amateur Wrestler as my profession, charisma for all the theatrics of it. Would talk like wrestlers do on tv during social interactions or at least during smack talking. So would probably like to intimidate and then head but to initiate combat (not required just a thought). Came from the veskarium but is actually a pretty nice guy.

Concept two: Actor or stuntman as my profession, did the re-enactment scenes for “Infinite ways to perish” (Pact Worlds version of 1,000 ways to die). The show would have us actually experience the deaths and have mystics on hand to revive us for the next scenes. I’d probably describe horrible ways I’ve died to intimidate people. Occasionally mention things like “oh be careful when you handle that Doshko! [Insert anecdote of another actor who died by doshko for a scene]”.

How do they work together? I plan on using a smoke grenade on my enemies to mess with their vision, then using a cone attack (wyrmling gland breath attack) on enemies in the smoke. Do they still get a reflex save on something they don’t see coming? Do I still have to worry about miss chance since they’re in concealment?

As the title says, I was considering adding a miniaturized tier 2 computer to my combat drone (or any drone as a mechanic). Would this be possible? If so, how would an artificial personality work with it, can I flavor it to have it be my drone's personality when using its skill checks? Also, when adding the complex control module, how would I figure out the price?

Telekinetic projectile says that it deals only 1d6 and nothing else, doesn't matter what you throw. Grenades debate on impact, but would deal damage when detonated. Does that mean telekinetic projectile cancels out the grenade explosion? Doesn't it just hit like a potentially explosive potato that sits at their feat? Or does the impact do telekinetic projectile's 1d6 and then the grenade itself detonated from that impact and do its damage/effect?

How does the tensile reinforcement work when added to a drone using the armor slot mod?

I was making my combat drone and had a few questions on its construction and ability to use certain weapons.

The first (and arguably more important) question is based on the following information provided in the drone chassis section:

"Initial Mods reductive plating, weapon mount or melee weapon arm (up to 2 in any combination), weapon proficiency

Does this mean I can create him at level 1 with one weapon mount and one melee weapon arm?

The second question (two parts) if the above is true, is based on the following passage:

"Your drone is proficient in your choice of small arms or basic melee weapons, and it gains specialization in that weapon type once you reach 3rd level."

By default this is true for any drone. Now as I am new to Starfinder (and pathfinder) i'm not fully sure on the weapon proficiency importance.

Final question:
Can my drone use advanced weapon proficiency from the weapon proficiency mod and then small arms proficiency from the drone proficiency thing in the second question? Or would he have to take basic melee as the either/or proficiency option and then advanced melee proficiency from the mod?

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