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I have recently been working on a rebuild of The Skinsaw man and discovered a pair of feats meant for Ghous or Generic undead. Unfortunately I have passed the point where such would be useful in my campaign but I thought they should be brought up here while I explore their theoretical potential.

Civilized Ghoulishness: https://www.aonprd.com/FeatDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Civilized%20Ghoulishness
Prerequisites: Ghoul, Cha 18.

Benefit: Your appearance is such that, while paleskinned and gaunt, you can pass as a living humanoid of your choice. You gain a +10 racial bonus on Disguise checks made to appear human, and your channel resistance increases by +2. Ghasts with this feat can activate or suppress their stench ability as a free action.

Skin Suit: https://www.aonprd.com/FeatDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Skin%20Suit
Prerequisites: Int 7, undead creature that was originally humanoid.

Benefit: Once per day as a full-round action, you can cloak your body in a thin, fleshy suit that gives you the appearance of yourself as a young adult humanoid. Your appearance changes as per alter self, but this feat doesn’t adjust your ability scores or grant any new abilities. When so disguised, you cannot use slashing or piercing natural attacks, such as bite or claw attacks, without unraveling and destroying your skin suit, nor can you deliver energy drain or ability damage with your undead special attacks (such as a wight or vampire’s slam attacks) without destroying the suit. While wearing a skin suit, your alignment is masked as though by a constant undetectable alignment spell, and you have the aura of a living creature instead of an undead creature for the purposes of detect undead and similar effects. The skin suit dissolves into a puddle of bloody slurry at sundown, though you can remove it at any time as a standard action. The skin suit does not protect you from the effects of being exposed to direct sunlight. Finally, if you take lethal damage while wearing your skin suit, you must succeed at a Reflex save with a DC equal to the amount of lethal damage or the skin suit is destroyed.

Between this pair of feats the Skinsaw Man could walk amongst the populace of Sandpoint until the very moment of his confrontation. This could allow GMs to have more prolonged interactions between the party and the antagonist and build better opportunities to guide the party to more red herrings or expand the list of victims.

Any thoughts on this Idea would be most welcome.

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Hi folks I'm trying to figure out a build for a level 8 NPC antagonist for the party, each party member has an established enemy and this Ifrit Witch Killer's the one for our Aasimar sorcerer.

I've used rolled for the perosnal foes with the same rules as the party, which once I factored in the 2 stat bonuses looked like this:
STR18 DEX15 CON16 INT15 WIS14 CHA15

so any thoughts on what sort of build would complement the witch killer archetype?

Hi folks
I'm trying to find a template, though it may be something I imagined, the template was called Immortal or something similar and it made the creature unable t die and gave it damage reduction that as only negated by obscure substances, examples given were things like glasss and gold.

So I was wondering if anyone else remembered the template and where it could be found? I think it was in a 2010-2012 publication.

Hi folks
T recently got my hands on the official Critical Role Tal'dorei campaign setting from green Ronin, however it's only produced for 5th ed, so I've look over the class options and trying to work out how to convert the existing class options in to viable pathfinder options. I hve created base versions, but I was hoping you fine folks could let me know what you think in regards to their balance and how they compare to their origin which I've also included.
In the document are:
The Juggernaut Barbarian
The Runechild Sorcerer
The Monk of the Cobalt soul
Tal'dorei class options

Apart form this I'm considering a bloodrager version of the runechild and potentially remaking the blood hunter class

Hi guys
I'm a couple of weeks away from starting the 'escape from old Korvosa section' my party didn't find the knivesies portion of the game to be particularly enjoyable and the characters they're running aren't likely to play games with Pilts. So I was considering changing the first part of the adventure in to a variation of the house on Hook Street.

My basic idea was that instead of Pilts becoming interested in Salavator the spider cults sees his prophetic visions as a potential source of power.

I'm still working on how I'd remodel it to work properly but wondered what people thought of the combination?

Hi Folks
I'm going to be running a campaign in the Forgotten realms in the near future. I'm decently familiar with the setting in general and have all the relevant books. I was hoping the fine folks here could help me out with a couple of things:
1: any sources for forgotten realms specific material converted to Pathfinder. I don't mind doing the conversion myself but at the same time the less background conversion work I need to do, the more I can focus on campaign development.
2: any suggestions on integrating the villain codex organisations into Faerun, the sword coast in particular. I have my own ideas but alternative perspectives are always welcome.

Hello Folks

I'm currently in the early stages of customising content for a kingmaker I'm looking to run in the, hopefully, not too distant future and one of the first things I wanted to modify was of course our main villain.

Most recently I looked back at the Horror adventure books and thought that making Nyrissa a Cursed lord who can only truly die when slain with Briar. Her domain would be her realm Thousand breaths but the anchor would be the castle of Knives, so she believes if she traps the anchor in one of her bottles that she will be free to roam the planes once more.

Beyond the probable use of the cursed lord template I've had a few other ideas for modifying or outright redesigning our main villain, I'm hoping to get some feedback:

1: use existing templates, possibly including Orthos' Half-jabberwock template from the 'I don't believe in Fairies' thread or the Tome of Horror 'Debased fey' template. it doesn't get me exactly what I'm looking for but it's the least work and guarantees it remains a balanced challenge.

2: I create custom templates, some rough drafts of which I'll post here later, this let's me get closer to concept I have in mind while also making me a bit more reliant on feedback to ensure the end result is fun for my players to face.

3: my original plan, before i started considering balance, take a leaf out of the fellnight queen's playbook and rebuild Nyrissa as a unique fey warped by the influence Count Ranalc, the eldest who removed her ability to love and her own ritual involving the blood of the Jabberwock.

So can I get thoughts on these ideas so far?

Hello folks I'm looking for Players for a Pathfinder Campaign, I'm currently planning to Run the Curse of the Crimson Throne Hardback edition but I am open to other options if players have a different preference.
I am looking for 2-4 players to join the campaign, all levels of experience welcome, which will be starting in early January based at a Local cafe/bar The Snow Goose. For more information about the game either ask here or PM me.
for more information on the venue check their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TheSnowGooseCafeBar/?fref=ts

Hope to hear from you soon.

Hi all

my home-brew campaign has recently gone on Hiatus thanks to conflicting schedules, the players who can still make it want to go through an AP so far they're leaning towards WotR but are open to pretty much any of the ones I own, so I'm looking for 3-4 players who might be interested in a campaign, planned to start in September but can be sooner if I get a group together, based either in Manchester's northern quarter, probably at Fanboy3, or Macclesfield in Cheshire depending on what easiest for the majority of players.

feel free t ask any questions you might have here or PM me.

best wishes Chris/Ronin

Please note as stated above this thread will contain spoilers for wrath of the righteous and Iron Gods, right with that out of the way:

So by the end of Wrath of the Righteous we have potentially two deceased demon lords with hint at the redemption of a third, throw that in with the likelihood of Iron god's being the source of the Ascended AI deity I'm wondering whether we will see these change implemented?

Personally I'd love to see Nocticula the redeemed and who they'd replace Deskarri and Baphomet with.

Do you lot have any ideas on that demonic replacement front?