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i understand that this would mean characters in the shadow lodge would no longer be able to purchase gear not on chronicle sheets, no longer to be resurrected, but i personally find this cost worth paying.

Doesn't seem worth the cost to me, from what I hear the leadership doesn't abide by it.

We have headband/helm, eye, throat, shoulders, body, cloak/armor, belt, boot, and 2 ring slots, but why no legs slot? is everyone runnin around like in reign the conqueror and 300 with speedo's on? where are magical pants and a pants/legs slot?

Headband? I have a loincloth of alluring charisma that just so happens to occupy the same slot.

still resisting posting to this thread...

Intimidate 1d20 + 17 ⇒ (12) + 17 = 29 STAY AWAY!!!!

come back less friendly in 1d6 ⇒ 20 minutes

Yes, but the spotlight should focus on the drama, but the drama shouldn't focus on the spotlight.

Funny how so much drama centers around the spotlight.

A street performer bard gets a bonus = 1/2 level to bluff, disguise, etc.

I just use mine to say obsurd things and depending on the reaction, "Oh, you thought I was serious/joking!"

Bluff/Intimidate through perform comedy.
1d20 + 17 ⇒ (20) + 17 = 37 <-from half-elf skill focus in perform comedy and modest bardic charisma + headband.

Really we don't know anything, we're just making it all up and others fall for it.

Bluff 1d20 + 17 ⇒ (13) + 17 = 30

As far as I know that jerk is

Change your skill focus from diplomacy to perform oratory which at level two with versatile performance gives you skill focus for diplomacy and sense motive.

edit: You might also want another performance for your countersong (keyboard, percussion, wind, string, or sing) since oratory covers your distraction.

There is 100 threads with 2000 post a piece about Paladin code of conduct. This is not a discussion about that. Im asking how PFS GMs handle things.

I wanted to ask about playing a Lawful Good Paladin. I thought PFS would be a good chance to play one, being I never got to play one in my last grp due to the whole "must be lawful stupid".

My question to the GMs out there is: How strict are you on paladins at your table?

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I remember that bar. That sign that says check your weapons at the door...it means make sure they're in working order.

My background and my buddy Skizm's background originate from a long discussion on our local PFS board about whether it was an alignment infringment for a paladin to whipe out an entire village of orc women and children while the men were out raiding an evil village.

A Chelaxian paladin I know is a major slave owner.

You...used diplomacy and intimidate trying to stop a fight.