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Hey Tonya, Paizo Org HQ just confirmed this Tuesday ticket transfer did not occur. We are still locked out of game signups tomorrow. Could you confirm/do the needful?
Question for the in-person con: First off, my order history shows qty. two 2020 tickets converted to 2022. I got Warhorn confirmation for me. Yay. But the usual e-ticket spot on the paizo site doea not show 2022 tickets. How do I transfer my second ticket to my wife's account, so she can also signup on Warhorn? I've had a support ticket in since April 7th with no non-robot response. (Ref. #152428) Since signups start soon, I'm starting to feel anxious!
CRB pg. 91, Thrash. Text references a non-existent "ferocious specialization", S/B "weapon specialization". Courtesy of boomstik101 on reddit.
Wife and I happily won seats for Saturday as well. We'll be fielding a dwarven couple: the Earthsongs. (Lola the Two Handed Fighter and Pinto the Empyreal Sorcerer) Our vote would be for a slightly higher level, say 5th? (PCs start to feel competent about there) However, I'd hate to spoil the special terrain flavor, and we'll happy with anything. ^^
Given "Auditory" is clearly an distinct tag from "Lingual", I had a player frustrated by their Bard being unable to use "Counter Performance" against a Suggestion spell cast on an ally. (As the spells description seems to indicate a verbal 'command' is issued to the target) Should the spell "Suggestion" have the "Auditory" tag? Are there any examples of lingual effects that are not auditory? If the omission is intentional, is the Suggestion audible to non-targeted PCs? (i.e. is it Dune "Voice" or more Inception "Subconscious Modification"?) I don't have a good feel for the flavor here. Thanks in advance for the help!
The Ride-By Attack Feat seems to allow a character to essentially "tilt" an opponent, moving in for a charge then moving out. (To prepare for the next charge, usually) This is awkward, because one (usually) can't move through an opponent's square, and a charge is pointed directly at an opponent. Most of the time I've seen mounted combat, the GM rules the ride-by attacker passes immediately adjacent to the target. (i.e. medieval jousting knights could be said to be performing a "ride-by attack" against each other) This is an atypical charge lane though... Here is a thread post discussing/explaining: http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2l5b9?Mounts-with-attacks-and-the-RideByAttack- Feat#13
Sounds like the arcane spell caster role is covered. I'll prepare a Goblin Musket Master (Spends most fights tiny, big AC and ranged damage) As an alternative, I'll prep a front line character: a Gendarme. (Horse nabbing "Narrow Frame" to avoid squeezing penalties) Mr. Spalding, how do you rule movement during a "Ride by Attack"? Most GMs allow a "tangential" charge, but it's a quite fuzzy RAW.
Asking after history, my wife gave the following blurb for her Divine Hunter: Dawn is a happy, optimistic half-elf raised by her mother in Korvosa’s South Shore district. Despite a tough, legalistic setting, she's always retained her upbeat demeanor, believing that there is inherent good in the world. Her solid upbringing inspired Dawn to become a Paladin of Shaylen, and commit to rooting out evil. The magus I was thinking about bringing is a fresh character for me: Character concept is a fairly narrow minded traditionalist, named Lordran. Privileged, he was taught magic and swordplay from early childhood, and held a deep seated belief that one's pedigree is paramount to one's potential. (Very LN) This belief has since been significantly tempered by several levels of adventuring. The blackblade is an intelligent rapier named "Theta". A weapon, unbeknownst to Lordran, that was forged in Axis.
Well, we certainly should have third level magics covered...if you've got a cleric in mind, I could roll a conjurer. Beyond utility scrolls, I'm thinking summoning/control focus backed by toppling magic missiles. Or if not needed...a Goblin Bladebound Kensai with Butterfly's Sting. (If somebody rolls with a two-hander, the passed-along crits could get BIG) On the sly, the magus would focus on flexible DPR, off-tanking, and backup debuffs.
Oh this sounds fun! My wife and I are attending this together. I'm thinking about bringing a stuffy Elven Bladebound Kensai (Off Tank, Flexible Damage), and she would like to field a lucky-go-happy Divine Hunter Paladin. (Tough Ranged DPS) If the party needs, I don't mind rolling a full arcane (or divine) spell caster. It'd be a shame to miss out on third level spells while crashing a scary unholiday. =)
Nice! My wife and I are in this event together, and she has requested to field her Divine Hunter. (Tough Ranged DPS/Diplomacy Role) I personally suffer from perpetual character creation syndrome, so if you've got a preferred concept, I'll work to fill in gaps. =) Mr. Spalding, what's your stance on Goblin PCs? (Boon Race = No Dice?) |
