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I've searched for a definitive answer, and so far I've only seen a consensus that believes the bombs are treated as light weapons for the purposes of Two-Weapon Fighting.

I'd like to know if there's a straight definition that applies to them, or if a ruling has been made and I've missed it. I know of the FAQ answer that declares TWF applies to bombs once the Fast Bombs discovery has been selected. Now I'd like to know whether the bombs take the light penalty or the one-handed penalty when thrown using the TWF rules.

My question, which was deferred here by my VL and VC and directed towards Mike Brock for a ruling in PFS: Does the boon, allowing a new character to be built using those rules from ISM, also allow me to retrain a current level 7 wizard's arcane school to a Thassilonian Arcane School? The wizard's current school is Conj, Teleportation, which is also my intended destination (Sloth). I will of course be following the rules outlined in the PFS guide and Ultimate Campaign regarding character retraining. My only hesitance is whether the Thassilonian Schools count as far as retraining an Arcane School goes, given possession of the boon granting access.

Thanks in advance,

Sean

I've searched the forums, and the internet at large, for any sort of whisper of hope for one of my characters. No luck heretofore.

My dilemma: At what point does the spell Black Tentacles relent and stop beating a "creature" to death? Naturally, if a (living/unliving/etc) creature is within the area of the spell, it gets grappled and damaged and so on. If that creature goes unconscious, i.e. limp and lifeless, do the tentacles continue to pummel the body? Taking that one step further, for the duration of the spell, do the tentacles just continue to decimate a corpse every round until they expire? How would that affect an already dead/dying creature just thrown into the tentacles?