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I recently leveled up to level five with my Paladin and was wondering, what's a good feat to pick up? My inventory is, Scalemail, Heavy steel shield, MWK longsword, MWK Composite longbow. My feats are Toughness, Weapon focus (longsword), word of healing. My stats are

Str: 14
Dex: 13
Con: 13
Int: 12
Wis: 13
Cha: 16

I'm human with no levels in any other class and I would prefer a feat that would help with Charisma based skills or martial combat.

Can a Inquisitor take both a domain and an inquisition?

This is a stupid question that could be looked up but I can't find a straight answer, if I wanted to purchase a +5 weapon, how much would it cost?

Okay, thanks guys

I'm making a magic using character and I was wondering, at first level, my character can't cast 2nd level spells, however, he has a big enough modifier to let him cast bonus spells. Do the bonus spells allow me to cast 2nd level spells?

No classes or feats? Why are you bothering making it a pathfinder game? What are you looking to accomplish here? Is this supposed to be children participating in a snowball fight? Even they would be 1st level commoners with the young template applied, so what exactly are you looking for?

This was targeted to be a family thing so, yeah, made for children.

Ranged touch attacks for the snowballs.

Avoid en elimination system, it's the least fun.

Alright, no elimination and ranged touch attacks it is.

I am wanting to join in. I can post around 2-5 times a day. I have a level 1 inquisitor that I would use. Let me know if you can fit me in!

I'm writing a homebrew game about two rival factions who are holding a snow-fort and snowball fight to see whose dominant. The game will have normal pathfinder rules except the weapons are going to be assorted snowballs. The players are classless, feat-less and against other players. What's your opinion on this? Should the game run in a point system, an elimination system, or capture the flag?

Most fun time with a trap was the time the rogue set off a fire trap and incapacitated the whole group of adventurers. Lost the encounter right there. The gm though, decreased the range so two people survived and revived the team.

Okay, thanks guys.

Is there anyway to make a character that doesn't need to use their eys to see?

My magus was a barbarian until level 5 where i retrained him so i dont have low level hands on experiance.

There is a magus guide in here somwere that is quite good.
Depending on your point buy or how you generate stats and what rules you guys use several things can be optimal and several things can be fun.

Okay, thanks.

I'd take the heavy armor over mobility. The only downside is the fact that when swimming you'll probably drown and the touch ac is really low.

Alright, this makes since now, thank you.

Thank you but how is this used in making a encounter? I can't figure that out.

APL and CR are really confusing me, could someone explain to me what they are and there significance to the game? Thanks.