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I'm just wondering if this actually Golarion cannon like the must worship one and only one deity to get divine spells ruling, or just a PFS house rule? Heck, in Golarion canon (1 n, not 2) you don't even have to worship a deity to get spells as proven by Salim in Death's Heretic and Redemption Engine. He outright insults her and he still casts spells.
The DM is using a stuffed animal mini for the demon because that makes it "to scale"We did this a while ago. FEAR THE GOAT!
Is there any chance we'll be finishing today? :) I'm not trying to push or anything, but I know we aren't supposed to play characters in other scenarios that are currently being played in a pbp or a multi-session module, and I have a chance to play in RL today and wondered if I'd be able to play Robert or not. If not, I've got others, but it'd be nice to take him for a spin too. :) Taa, any chance you moved to Mid-Michigan area? ;)
Giving one last look at his pocketwatch, he puts it away and nods in satisfaction. "Well done everyone. I think we found everything we came for and more. Let's wrap up hear and head back, shall we?" He reaches down and pulls the card out from under the chair his double had been sitting in and pockets it like the rest have.
So are you saying that you are not producing sleeves, and you might have friends at Ultra Pro are? Because if you are saying that, then I need to find some money to get new sleeves.
Worse, you cannot Take10 or Take20 on this, you have to roll. Pssst:
Permanent bonuses from equipment, feats, racial
bonuses, and traits affect your Day Job check as they would
any check for the rolled skill, but temporary bonuses such as those granted by spell effects, other than crafter’s fortune, do not contribute, as the duration over which the Day Job check is made is undefined and represents a longer amount of time than a spell’s duration would permit the bonus to remain. You may take 10 on a Day Job check, but you may not take 20 nor can you aid another. Of course, its almost always better to roll because of how the amount increases rapidly. Robert - 18811-14
Day Job: See, if I had taken 10, I'd only have gotten a 19 which would be 10 gold. but with my 11 I got 20 gold.
Unfortunately, I believe that as long as its RAW we can't as individual GMs change/disallow it even if we know it isn't right RAI. We can ask the player that since it seems an obvious abuse of the rules to tone it down/not use it, but we can't outright ban/change it at our tables. Just like the Mysterious Stranger/Pistolero guntraining loophole that existed for so long. It was technically legal RAW, but anyone with common sense knew it shouldn't be. If something is really badly screwed up RAW, make sure the VOs/Mike/John are informed about it. We do point them out and changes have been made because of it.
"Hmmm... I just noticed something... The engravings... Three of them seem to have a number or position in them. 'I must FIRST learn', 'never told TWICE', and 'In the End'. The other just has the same word three times, which would make them first, twice, three, and end." He looks around at the others, "Any objections if I put my guesses in that order?"
"I'm positive that there are. I'm certain that the positions and engravings have to do with the lion statues. What they do, I don't know, but I think we should figure it out before proceeding further. The only problem would be how do we find out the engraving in the caretaker's room? Come up with an excuse to bother her again?"
Checking his watch, Robert replies to Kyrie's query. "We've got just less than 45 minutes remaining." After Kyrie found the card catalog, he smirks behind his balaclava. "See, I knew there should have been a card catalog..." He quickly writes down the positions and descriptions of the four portraits of the prince.
Seeing Taa head towards the next room, Robert follows and thinks on the puzzle as he works.
I'm seeing more and more games offered at my local game store and online that I keep saying, "Done that one"..."Yep...done that one too". <shrug> How many times a month do you play? Considering they only release 2 a month, you're bound to run out quickly if you play more than 4-8 times a month... Especially new ones, since everyone is wanting to offer the latest so they can help affect the metaplot.
Netopalis, those are some pretty good recommendations. I might throw in Confirmation after First Steps 1 instead of Severing Ties. Murder on the Throaty Mermaid is an excellent murder mystery and has long been one of my favorite scenarios. If you can, try not to tell your players the scenario's name before they sit down. I told my players it was called "Escort on the Throaty Mermaid... ;)
If it ever happens again, I'd stick the characters in a room together and tell them. "Ok, now we find out who is the world's best assassin... There can be only one!"
I'm assuming he's doing this:
He has the skill to make it at a DC 30, which would be 30x32=960 per week, swift alchemy would make it 1920 per week or 137.14 sp worth/day Which means it takes him 1.82 days to make one flask of Ghast Retch.
Some good advice here. I'll also add/expand on some, it is usually a helpful bit of advice to have players start new characters when their character hits the level of the pregens. So when their characters hit level 4, suggest they start new ones before going any higher. By doing this, eventually they'll have characters for every tier and will be able to play high or low depending on who shows up/what tier is being run. Players can also play higher level pregens and apply the credit to first level characters as well. The rules for it are in the Guide. They basically get access to the items of the sub-tier they played, but their gold gets set to 500. This would allow them to 1) try out different pregens to get a feel for them if they are new to the game 2) play with the "big boys" 3) still be leveling a first level character.
Masterwork items, +1 weapons/armor and first level scrolls are always available and will never show up on a chronicle. So besides those and the art items, everything else is on the chronicle sheet. High tier has the ring of sustenance and handy haversack, while the low tier has the ring of protection.
"Gah! Damn it!" Robert grabs his leg in pain and gritting his teeth (again the slight screech of metal on metal) and yanks out the dart. "That's what I get for not searching for traps in the secret hallway. Blast it!" He shakes his leg, getting used to the pain and rolls his eyes at the others. "Oops..." He then takes a closer look down the hallway before continuing.
After waiting to see if anyone else could identify the other bottle, Robert tosses the Elixir to Lucia. "Here, this will enhance your vision and help you spot things you might have missed otherwise. It should last for the rest of our time down here." He then stands and starts heading down the new hallway after making sure that everyone else was ready to follow.
"Well, I'm fairly certain this bottle contains an elixir of vision, which would help greatly in searching... if we had anywhere else to search. Unfortunately I'm not sure what this other bottle contains... Anyone else?" He sets the two bottles down, looks around at the others, shrugs, and activates the lever.
I would SO love for that feat to be legal in PFS Daredevil or Archeologist bard with Deadly Dealer...Hey look, it is Gambit of the X-men;)Maybe this book will have some more things to go along with Deadly Dealer. Yeah, but you've got to take some levels of ninja so you get Ki Charge for it to really work... Possibly staff magus as well...
Also... Y'know, considering this is a GM reward Chronicle sheet, I'm okay with someone using an otherwise unavailable Day Job opportunity from GM credit to check a box. I imagine many folks will apply this boon to a character that they intend to play far more often than not, but if a GM wants to get credit by GMing, more power to her.
Confident that there's nothing dangerous, Robert is a little annoyed that the Tengu thought he needed help, but instead of speaking his mind he just gritted his teeth, causing a slight screech of metal on metal to sound from beneath his balaclava. Coughing to try and mask the noise, he opens the drawers searching for anything of interest.
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