Can you use your starting wealth to buy a Ring of Protection +1, and use that as your Arcane Bond Item? Obviously it would require you to pay for the ring, since the CRB states that the ring is free, but assumes you are starting at level 1.
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Hello all. I've created pages that go into inserts for a custom GM scree, but only for the GM's side. What I would like to know, is what should be put on the player side? Now, I realize that it's kinda up to my group on what we want, and what rules we look up often. But I'm looking for what other people would want, as players, to see on their side of the GM screen. Regarding art, I will probably put art on the left and right most panels, just because they are usually obscured or at an angle. I look forward to creative and helpful suggestions!
I am making an Arcane Trickster for my friend's campaign.
At level 9 I meet the requirements to do Arcane Trickster. So my question is this, do I take Sorcerer to level 10, then do AT 11-20? Or should I do 9-18 as AT, and finish off 19-20 as sorcerer? Is there a general "Prestige classes should be done this way...to optimize"?
I can't find this explained anywhere in the rules, forums, or google. Why does the Monk Table 3-10 show that at 6th level, Flurry of Blows is +4/+4/-1? A similar thing happens at level 11.
For those of you who do not use eletronics at the table, I have made an Initiative Card Template for your use. It is as basic as can be. It uses a program called Scribus, which is really easy to use (especially with the provided templates). For if you've never used Scribus:
The templates are setup such that each card has two components, 1st is 'upside-down', and the 2nd is 'right-side-up'. Simply Right-Click on a card, then click 'Get Image'. Select an image to use (portrait pictures will work best). Repeat for the other element. Now finish the sheet with all the goblins, skeletons, or w/e you want. When I print mine, I use photo paper with high quality settings. You can use plain printer paper, grey-scale, and high speed if you really want to save yourself some money. Once they're printed, cut them out, and fold over the cards. Drape them over your GM screen, or just stand them in a row. You may need to "Right-Click -> Save As", these are on Dropbox.
Medium Template: Useful for most creatures, for large encounters, consider using it for larger threats, leaving the small ones for the grunts. Small Template: Small fries. If your supply of paper/ink is low, just use the medium ones and small ones. I hope folks enjoy these, feedback is welcome. Also, if there are similar resources out there, feel free to let me know of them. |