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Wizards have this option: Nonlethal Spell, but I concur in wishing it existed for more classes.
Yeah but we can't read how it is before buying it...They're up now >.> Keep an eye out for a blog post coming in the next couple of hours with more info! This has been today's scuttlebutt ;)
Why would you hold a game outside GenCon, then submit it to GenCon anyhow? That seems odd. Yes. SFS/PF1/ACS Players at Gen Con would normally get wooden tokens that could be exchanged for rolls at a "boon table" where they could win boons or physical product as prizes. For the online "big" conventions this year, this has instead been rolls to win boons or Paizo.com gift certificates.
Yep, all of Org Play at Gen Con is going to have the same two dollar seat price.If you are running the game using one of Paizos slots. People can submit PFS/SFS games to Gen Con separately from Paizos spreadsheet program. They just won't get the GM rewards for taking a block. Right? That is correct, although why someone would want to do that while scheduling such a game only one hour ahead of a scheduled opf slot (where the players get chances to win prizes in addition to playing) is curious.
I'm not sure if anyone has brought this up yet...but if the "favored character" option is used, doesn't that also run the risk of having poorly balanced tables? Let's say you show up to a game and your only available character for that adventure is a Paladin. Maybe not great for a skill-heavy scenario, but not an impossible challenge...until the rest of your table arrives and you find yourself sitting with 5 other Paladins. Yes that's an extreme example, but something like this could happen.
For Iron Gods, Giant Slayer, Curse of the Crimson Throne, Serpent's Skull, and Hell's Rebels, retroactive PFS credit was allowed, but only for players and GMs who were still playing the AP (but not yet finished) at the time the sanctioning document went live. That language does not appear here, suggesting that retroactive credit is not PFS-legal. But just as Hell's Rebels credit was allowed after attention was drawn to that, will the same be applied to Strange Aeons? Thanks!
It shouldn't be too much of a problem even in cramped quarters if you have your mount pick up the Narrow Frame feat. That said...it's also not outside the realm of possibility.
*Prays to the PFS gods that gloves of improvised might are legal for the future of his cask-wielding drunken brewmaster!* Great item, to be sure...I just hope they at least gave a head-nod to the person who came up with the idea for the last RPG Superstar (when it was called Amulet of the Cunning Thug).
Can we get a reconsideration on the dwarven long axe and dwarven long hammer? These are clearly pole arms as well as axe/hammer, and it devastates my dwarven Phalanx Soldier who now can not use the weapons of his people with his fighter training. (PFS)Once I add in any Technology Guide weapons, I'm willing to revisit those two dwarven weapons. Have there been any decisions made on Technology Guide weapons? Thanks!
Rumor has it a large % of Paizo staffers are rather big Babylon 5 fans...
My point of the question is why it would matter what Adopted is (Social or otherwise) compared to the trait that it allows to be taken with it. I would consider Adopted to be a placeholder, where the character would still be taking two traits (the one with adopted and the other). Because it's two traits. Adopted is a Social Trait that allows you to get a Race Trait you can't otherwise access. It's all there, black and white... This is the type of thing this document was meant for. No - what you seem to want is a change to Ultimate Campaign (or Gnomes of Golarion), in which case you are on the wrong part of the Paizo boards.
Was there an errata to Fencing Grace that nobody told anyone at Paizo about?
Nothing there about what you're doing with your other hand, just that you can't do it if you have two hands on your rapier.
That's odd, I heard the Red Raven was a gnome...I've heard a similar theory, though it involved the Red Raven being a pair of gnomes in a fancy crime-fighting outfit. Said trustworthy source also assured me that Norgorber is just an ambitious trio of halflings wearing a heavy cloak. Sounds legit. Here I thought it was 4 of them there Halflings, one of 'em named Thamir or somethin'.
Granted! But the whole thing is a Tina Turner music video montage and kills the franchise for good. I wish we could get a Star Wars animated movie done by the guys who do the Bioware promo videos for SW:TOR (like the one that just dropped a few days ago: HERE).
Two-months old Caliphas-style food stall near the Gods' Market - Norgorburgers - has permanently closed! Anonymous sources inside Absalom's First Guard report the owner's body being found in the harbor the day after another rumor dropped about him offering to sell the list of secret herbs and spices...
Oh yea? I hear that they're plannin' a big scavenger hunt, Mike and John-o they are, yessir. Right now they're burying special chronicle sheets all over the place with the help of their venture officers, and players who find the right ones will be able to play their own characters while everyone else goes to pregens from now on. I also hear that you get access to one thing from one book for every post you make on the forums, so if you're not active, y'er gonna miss out!
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