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I love my PF1 Investigator (Empiricist). He seems sooooo much easier to deal with as far as rule complexity than what I'm stumbling into with a PF2 Investigator (Alchemical Sciences) that I'd like to start now. Plus, I plan on giving him the Alchemist dedication to allow him access to Alchemical Bombs abilities. I see that he has access to 2 sets of formula books. It appears that one is for doing normal crafting and the other I can do quick crafting like during encounters. Do I have to have the Quick Tincture formulas overlap in the formula books? I would guess no. Do I basically start off with 6 formulas that I could craft in Downtime? On the subject of crafting in Downtime...is it even worthwhile? It seems if I just want to have a bunch of Lesser Alchemist Fires, it's less of a headache and maybe marginally more expensive to just buy them. At what point (level/items) is it worth taking a serious look into using the Downtime Crafting skill? What would you craft? I've chosen Minor Elixir of Life and Quicksilver Mutagen for my Alchemical Sciences Formulas (intended for Quick Tincture). For my Alchemical Crafting formulas: Lesser Alchemist Fire, Dread Ampoule, Ghost Charge, and Cognitive Mutagen. When I "whip up" my 4 vials/day, what's the cost? Also, is it worthwhile to do what I'm thinking of doing and doing the Alchemist Dedication for bombs? Sorry...I feel quite dumb as I'm trying to figure out an alchemical class which I've never done before but seems like fun. And, thanks in advance for your responses and advice.
I've taken Intimidating Glare and now that I see I will be able to take the Intimidating Prowess feat, I have to wonder why would I NOT want to train out of the Intimidating Glare feat for something else? It looks like Intimidating Prowess basically overrides the need for the the Glare feat...right? In what circumstances if I'm in battle that I would NOT be able to use physical intimidation? Unless physical intimidation is only meant for when you're in physical contact with an opponent.
I put this question out on Discord and the consensus was that since it only has ranged stats the Slingstaff is only meant for ranged. And, if you tried to use it as a melee weapon, it's just an untrained, improvised weapon. If I'm reading correctly, in PF1, it was both, hence the bit of text that states: "A halfling sling staff can be used as a simple weapon that deals bludgeoning damage equal to that of a club of its size." Is there a reason why it cannot be used as a simple staff weapon? If so, if the character is trained to use the slingstaff, is he also trained to use it as a simple staff? What damage would it do?
I'm still trying to get a basic understanding of a number of rules. One thing I see is that Lay On Hands can be heightened +1. I'm not really sure what that means since a Paladin doesn't appear to have spell slots. Based on the rule of his powers are at a level of 1\2 his level rounded down, it starts off as a level 0 spell I guess. But how do you heighten it?
Encounter: How many gems are there in this encounter for the haunt? I'm assuming that if I go strictly by what I see in the description there are EIGHT! That seems like a lot and can be extremely dangerous. Am I miscounting? I'm assuming one in every single room, including the center (everything with a B#).
[Please note this will use 6th level pre-generated characters and is a Special from the end of the 7th season.] Even the limitless Plane of Air is at risk of eldritch instability, and a cult dedicated to the planes’ integrity has sensed an imminent calamity brewing deep within a primal storm. In this special adventure, the players portray a diverse coalition of elemental guardians that must embark on perilous journey into the maelstrom’s heart and avert a disaster that threatens the Inner Sphere. Please sign up on WARHORN. If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com:
I have a half-elf wizard setup in Hero Lab (for the Ironfang campaign) and on level up and I can choose the core options of +1 HP/Skill point, but I also have the option of 1/2 extra use of special power or +1 spell for spellbook. For the life of me, I don't know which source(s) those extra options come from.
I need 6 players and LOTS of alternates...players drop all the time. This is a 5½ hour time slot! As I'm sure most, if not all are aware, there is a higher than normal level of danger for this special scenario. An enemy of the Pathfinder Society recently found a hidden dungeon in a centuries-old siege fortress, but despite his best efforts to convert it into his base of operations, he failed. When a pair of Pathfinders encounter disaster while scouting out the entrance, the party must explore the first level of the dungeon to determine not just what attacked their comrades but also what dark power their nemesis nearly acquired. Please sign up on WARHORN. If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com:
This is all a SPOILER! I'm prepping to run this soon (assuming I can actually get a table of 6 players together that haven't already played!). I'm a little perplexed on how the diseases work when dealing with the end of the scenario. Say for instance a player is down 4 strength (damage); do they have to reconcile that before leaving the table or can it just be assumed they sleep it off over the next week (especially since the scenario states that the disease fades away but any effect still exists)? What type of things have to be rectified at the end with the players and what can be left alone? My questions might also be a bit more generic since conditions affect players in all sorts of scenarios and I've often let them have ability damage that they can just sleep off.
[THIS IS PART OF A 3-PART SERIES which ("spoiler alert") has a nice "benefit" for those characters who complete all three. Preference will be given to those players that can play all three. Please make certain your schedule is clear on those days. If you wish to be considered for only part of the series, please let me know and you'll be waitlisted in order. I have slotted these sessions for 6 hours, however, I believe they can take less than that much time. Just in case, be prepared for the maximum time. Thank you!] On the island of Warvil’s Folly, the PCs must venture deep into the abandoned outpost of Ghoral-Rey as they chase to claim Redclaw’s treasure. Please sign up on WARHORN. If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[THIS IS PART OF A 3-PART SERIES which ("spoiler alert") has a nice "benefit" for those characters who complete all three. Preference will be given to those players that can play all three. Please make certain your schedule is clear on those days. If you wish to be considered for only part of the series, please let me know and you'll be waitlisted in order. I have slotted these sessions for 6 hours, however, I believe they can take less than that much time. Just in case, be prepared for the maximum time. Thank you!] nder the command of Captain Lanteri, the PCs sail across the Shackles to recover and reassemble the three pieces of the key that will open the door to the lost treasure they seek. Please sign up on WARHORN. If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[THIS IS PART OF A 3-PART SERIES which ("spoiler alert") has a nice "benefit" for those characters who complete all three. Preference will be given to those players that can play all three. Please make certain your schedule is clear on those days. If you wish to be considered for only part of the series, please let me know and you'll be waitlisted in order. I have slotted these sessions for 6 hours, however, I believe they can take less than that much time. Just in case, be prepared for the maximum time. Thank you!] The PCs arrive in the port town of Lilywhite to celebrate the town’s famous Rum Punch festival, but when Captain Varossa Lanteri invites them to join her crew in search of the legendary treasure hoard of Captain Jemma Redclaw, the potential profits are too good to pass up. Please sign up on WARHORN. If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
THIS IS A 3-PART SERIES which ("spoiler alert") has a nice "benefit" for those characters who complete all three. Preference will be given to those players that can play all three. Please make certain your schedule is clear on those days. If you wish to be considered for only part of the series, please let me know and you'll be waitlisted in order. I have slotted these sessions for 6 hours, however, I believe they can take less than that much time. Just in case, be prepared for the maximum time. Thank you! Please sign-up for these modules found in threads on this forum:
[Normal campaign mode] Sanctum of a Lost Age (by Paizo Publisher Erik Mona): Scholars claim the dungeons below Thornkeep were built by the Ancient Azlanti, but how do they know, really? If Rozimus of Tymon speaks true, one level of Thornkeep’s dungeon holds survivors of that long-dead empire eager to return to the world and share the lore of their glorious age. They’re not undead, Rozimus claims, or illusory phantoms, but true living and breathing High Azlanti! But why does Rozimus know so much about them, and why is he so eager to return to the dungeon he claims almost killed him 5 years ago? Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[Normal campaign mode] PLEASE NOTE: This module is slotted for 9 hours. It might take a bit less or it could take a little more (but hopefully not much more). Everyone in the fishing town of Ilsurian is excited when the legendary Umbra Carnival rolls into town—even if the show is run by members of the much-maligned Varisian ethnic group. With strange and exotic beasts, scandalous performances, games of chance, and all the other fun of a traveling fair, who could resist such an opportunity for entertainment? Unfortunately for both the town and the circus, however, entertainment isn’t the only opportunity the carnival presents. Hidden within Ilsurian, a guild of thieves and scoundrels has been waiting for just such an occasion to launch a campaign of theft and murder—leaving the strangers from the circus to take the blame. With tensions mounting between locals and performers, and the body count rising on both sides, it’s up to the PCs to uncover what’s really going on and clear the circus’s name before the entire town erupts in a firestorm of ethnic violence. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[CORE Campaign Mode] Something is afoot at Cayden's Hall, the carousing temple-pub in Absalom where Cayden Cailean's faithful pay homage to their Drunken Hero. Pathfinder agent Osprey and his demonologist companion send you to investigate the truth behind a long-rumored demonic lab said to exist beneath the temple-pub's sticky floors. A trail of murders led Osprey to Cayden's Hall and his demonologist sees clues that denizens of the Abyss are involved. It's up to you to find out what demons want with the Drunken Hero's largest temple. Bar fights, revelry, song, and drink await within the Hall of Drunken Heroes. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[Normal campaign mode] Years after the Pathfinder Society delved deep into the Jistkan ruins of Rachikan in western Cheliax, archaeological investigations continue to uncover ancient wonder. Reports recently ceased after scholars reported finding a sealed chamber believed to contain cadres of battle golems untouched since the Jistka Imperium’s collapse. The Pathfinder Society hopes to recover the golems for study and possible use in the Worldwound, but can its agents reach the sealed storeroom before the constructs fall into enemy hands? “Fate of the Fiend” is the spiritual sequel to “Fingerprints of the Fiend” and “Fury of the Fiend,” though the scenarios can be played in any order. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[Normal Mode] The Pathfinder Society once again sends a team of agents into the deadly ruins of Rachikan in western Cheliax. This time, however, the Pathfinders must infiltrate a Hellknight encampment to gain access to the lost city's lower levels. Can they work their way past the suspicious soldiers and survive the ancient terrors that lurk below? Fury of the Fiend is the spiritual sequel of Fingerprints of the Fiend, though the scenarios can be played in any order. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
The ruined siege castles outside Absalom have long beckoned adventurers looking to make a name for themselves. Now an earthquake has cracked open one of these fabled ruins, and its lost mysteries and fantastic treasures lie exposed for the first time in centuries. But the tower's empty halls once more echo with living footfalls, and a new master has claimed the Fallen Fortress as his own. Can the PCs find a way to get inside its shattered walls? What ancient dangers and fresh threats will they encounter inside its crumbling chambers? And will the PCs be able to defeat the current Master of the Fallen Fortress? Please sign up on WARHORN. If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. You can replay this as many times as you wish with different 1st level characters. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
[Normal campaign mode] Seven years ago, Pathfinders entered Absalom’s shattered Precipice Quarter in pursuit of a ruby ring but also rescued a strange survivor. She has since grown to adulthood and exhibited a rebellious spirit connected to the ruined school where the Pathfinders found her. The woman’s family has contacted the Society, hoping that its agents can escort her back to the haunted site and unravel the Drownyard’s relentless mysteries. Content in “School of Spirits” also contributes directly to the ongoing storyline of the Liberty's Edge faction. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com for which character will receive credit for this scenario: *Player Name
[Normal campaign mode] After losing chieftain after chieftain, the Birdcruncher goblin tribe finally found competent leadership in its four goblin "heroes"—Reta Bigbad the fighter, Chuffy Lickwound the rogue, Poog the cleric of Zarongel, and Mogmurch the alchemist. But it turns out leading a tribe of goblins isn't much fun, and the newest Birdcruncher chieftains are bored. In order to cure their doldrums, the chieftains have issued a new demand—find them some adventure, or else! Eager to please their great chieftains, the Birdcruncher goblins frantically try to whip up all sorts of amusements, including goblin games, feats of skill, and a grand feast. But trouble arises in the midst of the goblins' feast for their mighty leaders—the goblins who went to harvest truffles for the feast got beat up by some stinky humans! Now the Birdcruncher chieftains find themselves getting more adventure than they bargained for as they venture to the Bestest Truffle Field to pick up the slack for their bumbling minions. Will the goblin heroes be able to make it to the field, find the treasured fungus, defeat the mean humans, and make it back to the tribe in time to enjoy their well-deserved feast? Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com for which character will receive credit for this scenario: *Player Name
[Normal campaign mode] After losing chieftain after chieftain, the Birdcruncher goblin tribe finally found competent leadership in its four goblin "heroes"—Reta Bigbad the fighter, Chuffy Lickwound the rogue, Poog the cleric of Zarongel, and Mogmurch the alchemist. But it turns out leading a tribe of goblins isn't much fun, and the newest Birdcruncher chieftains are bored. In order to cure their doldrums, the chieftains have issued a new demand—find them some adventure, or else! Eager to please their great chieftains, the Birdcruncher goblins frantically try to whip up all sorts of amusements, including goblin games, feats of skill, and a grand feast. But trouble arises in the midst of the goblins' feast for their mighty leaders—the goblins who went to harvest truffles for the feast got beat up by some stinky humans! Now the Birdcruncher chieftains find themselves getting more adventure than they bargained for as they venture to the Bestest Truffle Field to pick up the slack for their bumbling minions. Will the goblin heroes be able to make it to the field, find the treasured fungus, defeat the mean humans, and make it back to the tribe in time to enjoy their well-deserved feast? Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com for which character will receive credit for this scenario: *Player Name
[Normal campaign mode] When a retired Pathfinder's nephew goes missing after allegedly discovered the fabled city of Rachikan of the ancient Jistka Imperium, he turns to the Society for help. Now you've been sent to the coast of devil-tainted Cheliax to uncover the missing nephew's whereabouts and to, quite possibly, uncover one of the most sought-after legendary cities on Golarion. But you have to move quick! The Aspis Consortium is rumored to be racing to the site ahead of you and their involvement could spell disaster for the Pathfinder Society. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
If you take the Quiggong archetype,it states that you can replace a monk ability at 7th level and the next one at 11th level. What's the purpose exactly for dividing up the Ki powers to every even level, like 8th level Ki Powers if the monk cannot possibly take one of the until 11th level when he'd have access to 8th and 10th level powers?
For the Pharaoh's treasure, he has that cursed Periapt of Foul Rotting. Assuming the PC's don't accurately detect that it's a cursed item (DC=35), then I was going to ask which PC would carry the item. That PC within a day would know they've been cursed. This would be handled at the end of the adventure. This seems really mean and really expensive for a low level PC (a total of 4 PP or 960 GP). Is this the way I should handle it?
[Normal campaign mode; 1 XP] SUGGESTION: Try to bring in a character at upper end of tier as this can be one of the more challenging of the Free RPG Day Paizo scenarios. The deserts of Osirion—land of pharaohs and ancient tombs—hide not just untold wonders, but also unspeakable dangers. When the vast sand dunes part to reveal the ancient pyramid of the legendary Pharaoh of Sphinxes, glory seekers from across many nations race toward it, each fighting to be the first to claim its wonders. But the storied pharaoh doesn't rest quietly within this monument, and his tomb was designed to slaughter any who would dare trespass. A band of bold adventurers are the first to arrive, and stand poised to claim what’s risen from the sands—but they're unaware of the doom that lurks inside. With daring on their side and strange, rarely seen powers at their disposal, the heroes may be the only force capable of containing the force of evil within and defeating its curse! Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
This is a CORE campaign game and the FINAL level of Thornkeep...are you ready for the challenge?! Sanctum of a Lost Age (by Paizo Publisher Erik Mona): Scholars claim the dungeons below Thornkeep were built by the Ancient Azlanti, but how do they know, really? If Rozimus of Tymon speaks true, one level of Thornkeep’s dungeon holds survivors of that long-dead empire eager to return to the world and share the lore of their glorious age. They’re not undead, Rozimus claims, or illusory phantoms, but true living and breathing High Azlanti! But why does Rozimus know so much about them, and why is he so eager to return to the dungeon he claims almost killed him 5 years ago? Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
This is a CORE campaign game. Dark Menagerie (by RPG legend Ed Greenwood): In life, the wizard who ruled this realm kept many trophies, mementos, and even captured pets from his journeys, both to entertain his dark sensibilities and to cow his business associates and coerced allies. Now, kept alive all these years via stasis-inducing magic that's recently failed, the unfettered beasts of his magical menagerie run amok. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
This is a CORE campaign game. The esteemed Blakros family—famous for their museum in Absalom—receives a large shipment of artifacts from Numeria but fears that the ever-vigilant Technic League will attack to reclaim its "stolen" property. When they request the help of Pathfinders to help guard the collection, the PCs discover that the Technic League is the least of their worries. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
This is a CORE campaign game. A decade ago, the Decklands family, a house of Chelish nobles, were exiled from Absalom for treason. Their fate made for an interesting story and when a Pathfinder agent in Cheliax studying the family's long history and exile from the City at the Center of the World ends up murdered, the Society sends you to the recently discovered Deckland Vaults in Absalom to see what connection their old home might have to your murdered colleague. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
At 5th level the Wizard can start doing some enhancements (like +1). However, if the character switches over to Eldritch Knight progression after reaching Fighter-1/Wizard-5, does the extra arcane casting levels gained from the Eldritch Knight allow the character to do higher level enhancements? For example, at 2nd level of Eldritch Knight they gain +1 arcane casting level. Does that mean that it stacks with the 5 levels the Wizard originally had and now the Eldritch Knight (Wizard) can enhance his bonded item to +2?
I recently created a thread if there are any items that give Breath of Life. I was probably too specific with that thread. However, I know there's at least one item that does an auto-CMW when the wearer of the Aegis of Recovery falls below 0HP. Any other items (other than the Talismans in Occult which will do a BoL)?
This is a CORE campaign game. Rumors of an ancient settlement and its priceless treasure locked beneath Irrisen’s perpetual ice have reached the Society’s ears. The Pathfinders set out to the Land of the Linnorm Kings with a precious cargo of trade goods to buy their way into the witch-ruled nation, but even approaching Irrisen is fraught with danger. Can the PCs navigate the frozen wastes and recover the relics within, or will the icy climate claim their lives? Content in “From Under Ice” contributes directly to the Year of the Sky Key metaplot as well as the ongoing storyline of the Grand Lodge and Scarab Sages factions. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
I'm going to let you guys decide if this slot is run as CORE or NORMAL campaign mode. Please sign up for either (or both!) games for the time slot. I will run the game that appears to be the most popular. Perhaps if enough different players want both tables, we can find a second GM. More than a millennium has passed since the "machine mage" Karamoss's failed siege of Absalom, and for years the Pathfinder Society has used upper reaches of his subterranean siege tower as a training ground for initiates. During a routine drill, the once-dormant dungeon springs to life, and it will take all the PCs' resourcefulness and skill to make it out alive. Please sign up on WARHORN (and don't forget to send me the information below). If you newly register on Warhorn you'll also need to sign up to Play in a session slot (sometimes people forget to do this). Roll20 Link (for either game mode) If you need to drop out, please be courteous enough to drop by Withdrawing from the session (as soon as you know) on Warhorn so an Alternate can move up on the play list. After signing up, please send me the following information at bgoldstein14[at]hotmail[dot]com: *Player Name
What exactly is allowed by the spell storing in this armor? I'm guessing it's like the weapon property, any spell of up to 3rd level? If that's the case, then the armor already is of +2 enhancement? It seems cheap for 6950 GP. And, I take it that it cannot be enhanced any more since it's a named item? |
