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1. Souls. Depending on the power of the soul, this could be used to create intelligent items or infuse items with alignment related abilities(Anarchic etc.). Naturally the souls alignment will determine the property.

2. Dragonfire/acid/cold/electricity to infuse weapons with elemental properties.

3. Linnorm blood for curse effects: cursed items, ability drains etc.


You are indeed correct, darkvision 60ft. and low-light vision.


Well, if you're not dead set on an actual ogre, there's a half ogre race here: Half-Ogre Race.

But, if you are deadset on ogres, you could either build your own using Advanced Race Guide or use the following(good luck with your GM):

Large humanoid(giant)
Darkvision 60ft.
Low-Light Vision
+10 Str
-2 Dex
+4 Con
-4 Int
-2 Cha

Ogres have no supernatural or spell-like abilities.

These stats were made by taking the listed stat value of the ogre monster(from pfsrd) and then subtracting either 10 or 11 from that score(depending on whether the score was an even number or an odd number). This was how these were done previously in 3.5ed, but I'm not quite sure if the system actually exists in pathfinder. Needless to say, it's a powerful race so GMs might take issue with it.


I'm definately looking forward to the expansion of WoP. Infact, I'm currently playing a character that uses it.


Serisan wrote:

1. Mounted Combat is a requirement for Spirited Charge and Ride-by Attack. It's not a wasted feat.

2. Not all enemies will target a mount, nor will all targets automatically target the rider. Goblins, for instance, will generally attack the horse due to racial hatred as they may view it as a bigger threat than the rider.

The first point I don't agree with. While it is a road to other feats, it does not mean it should not have any meaning. It's still a feat and just because you need it to progress in a feat chain does not mean it should have no impact at all.

You might aswell switch it out and say it requires skill focus(craft: Crap Statue) and when the player takes it say that you can't craft statues out of crap, but you can take the next feat that will give you something nice.

However, the second point is valid and I think it sums up the essence of handling this matter in a way that shouldn't break anyones fun. Especially, if you use goblins. Killing goblins is always fun. It's like killing little green idiot babies.