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OK, I have a player in a Pathfinder Society group that wants to make stone full plate. There are rules for stone as a special material in Ultimate Combat. They seem a bit unbalanced for magic armor -- a fraction of the weight and cost and removes the "fragile" condition if magical.

There are also rules in the Inner Sea World Guide for "stoneplate" which is far less forgiving.

I've searched the forums and can't find a ruling -- are either (or both) of these items legal for Pathfinder Society play?


OK, so it really bugs me when a DM is lazy and doesn't make proper maps for his encounters and campaign setting. It's really difficult to play the game on a blank piece of graph paper or other equally crappy grid-like object.

I'm about to start a truly amazingly-awesome ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE! campaign (see this URL for additional discussion on this topic: http://paizo.com/forums/dmtz4xzt?Zombie-Apocalypse#35) and I need some super awesome map-making resources.

Unfortunately, my wife is less enthusiastic about this game idea (or gaming in general) than I am, and would put my nuts in a vice if I went out and purchased something like Campaign Cartographer or other map-making software.

So, once again, I appeal to the Pathfinder community for help. How can I make functional (not necessarily pretty) game maps for use on a computer display for my super-awesome ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE! game?


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I'm toying with the idea of running a zombie apocalypse-themed campaign and I'm looking for cool ideas. It seems like the various zombie templates available in PF will allow the game to scale well as the PCs advance...plus, I really like AMC's "The Walking Dead"! A few concepts I'm wanting to incorporate include:

1. The zombies are caused by a disease, not raised by an evil nemesis.

2. The zombie threat has caused a complete breakdown of civilization.

3. While big evil nasties did not cause the apocalypse, they are using the situation to their advantage.

Basically, I'm imagining that "The Walking Dead" and "The Road" had a baby, then "Fallout 3" and "Oblivion" had a baby, then those babies had a baby.

I'm open to suggestions...whaddya got, Pathfinder community?


Ok, so my GM is great about encouraging "creative" character development...he wants our characters to be stupid powerful (at least in our imaginations...) so it's that much more satisfying when he makes us run away with our tails between our legs.

Anyway, one of the players (my little brother) is playing a really well-built mounted archer that rides a Pegasus (of course). We just reached 7th level, and he wants to take the Leadership feat, despite his 6 CHA score, so he can have his Pegasus be his cohort. A little outside the norm, I know, but our GM, in keeping with his philosophy, will allow it as long as the Pegasus' first 4 levels are its Pegasus HD.

Ok, here's where things get really weird: the archer wants the Pegasus to have his 5th initial class level be Cleric. I pointed out that this may not be the best option as a Pegasus cannot speak, thus eliminating the ability to use Verbal spell components, nor does it have hands, which makes somatic, material and focus components impossible. He argues that the horse grunting and moving its hooves/wings is good enough since these are his natural means of fulfilling these component requirements.

I can't find in the rules where it specifically says one way or another. The closest thing we found was the rule on ploymorph casting, but that assumes the caster is in a foreign form while casting.

Any advice?