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Oh! OK I was looking for that somewhere in the acrobatics rules. Thanks for pointing that out.

This is interesting to me, but early in the thread it was mentioned that using this skill in some way negates an enemy's ability to make multiple attacks of opportunity? Given the enemy is not flat footed, has a good dex score, and combat reflexes, why wouldn't moving through multiple threatened spaces provoke attacks?

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/spells/enlargePerson.html#_enlarge-perso n

"Multiple magical effects that increase size do not stack."

Still 3d6

That's a cool spin on it. The Nodachi hunts for crits with a keen enchant, so that does give me the thing about benevolent spirits guiding my hand. I like it.

Well, I thought about that. My take was that it affects dropped items. So with a weapon cord, unless it was 10' of cord, isn't going to stop the dropped item from landing that far away. I could get tangled in it, the spirits could detach it when I'm not looking, or simply be strong enough to snap it, or drag me down with it.

Is that all unreasonable? It's a curse from a diety after all. I figured it was better to not drop things.

Thanks for the link. The symbol is for the Hospitaler archetype, which gets its own channel energy pool separate from the Oracle levels, as far as I understand.

The locking gauntlet is more of superstitious thing. Getting disarmed is bad enough, but in the admittedly rare chance that it happens, I'd hate for my sword to end up 10' away.

I'm in a group right now that generally goes pretty well, though I find myself at odds with a particular player often on the rules. His interpretation is usually "well, it doesn't say we can't, therefore we can, and..." which isn't really my thing.

So we got into the thing about Handy Haversacks and my Oracle's curse. Right now my character is a typical Oradin wielding a Nodachi. I wear a locked gauntlet on my left hand and have my holy symbol tattooed to my right palm. This means I probably won't be able to wear gloves that require both to be worn, but I'm pretty sure I can wear one under my gauntlet. Also I'm pretty sure the consensus on the Haversacks debate is that I simply don't provoke, but still take a standard to retrieve items.

My character is very much a samurai without being the actual class. She takes meticulous care of her O-yoroi which seems to appease the spirits. She often has to demand the most deluxe suite at inns, because normal rooms don't offer a full armor rack suitable for her daily rituals.

Are there any recommendations from the community as to how else I could role-play the curse or any other equipment options I could use to live with it?

I think he's saying you should always in your turn with a 5' step because it forces enemies to move as well, possibly provoking.