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Having struck out with all the local gaming stores, I'm going to begin hosting PFS/SFS at a local apartment complex's clubhouse to get PFS running in Princeton, NJ.

If you're in the area and looking to play PFS 10-12 Breath of the Dragonskull on Sunday, March 24th, please RSVP to our inaugural session on meetup.

The web address for meetup is: https://www.meetup.com/Pathfinder-Starfinder-Society-Greater-Princeton-NJ-A rea/

I've run the first five parts of Doomsday Dawn thus far in public play and I have been having a good time. Unfortunately, a few of my players who desperately want to "win" Pathfinder argue that basically everything the enemies do provokes attacks of opportunity, which they all multi-classed to get. They argue that everything with a tag of magic, a school of magic (such as evocation), or similar tagging constitutes casting for purposes of provoking.

Do you consider all innate spell-like abilities to be casting for purposes of attacks of opportunity?

Are breath weapons considered spell-like for purposes of provoking attacks of opportunity?

Do special abilities with spell-like effects (e.g. Dance of Destruction) provoke attacks of opportunity?