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We have a few players looking for the long haul. Looking to start a campaign of any variety. Pre-written, homebrew, whatever.

I tried doing a search and couldn't find anything very definitive.

Does a raging superstitious barbarian have to roll a save on drinking a potion? For that matter, is he allowed to activate magic items?

I know they say blasters are inferior to conjurers and diviners. I don't care, I just like rolling dice in combat. Fire gets fireball, wall of fire and a bunch of great evo spells.

Spells are hard to sort. Does anyone have any suggestions on a water-oriented build???

I may be doing Skull and Shackles and I want to keep some flavor.

A couple friends and I were looking for someone who would be willing to run the "Way of the Wicked" adventure path. The 3rd party evil-oriented adventure. I have all the books, minus the adventure paths which I'm willing to buy for the DM, maps, and a place to play.

We have five already, we're just in need of a dependable DM.

We're shooting for an every other Friday night type of thing.

You can email me at huber3333@yahoo.com also.

Can a Magus charge a shocking grasp for his one attack on a charge?

I tried to do some searching for this question, but it's so general I could have easily missed it.

Does the mob think it would be too overpowered to give Rogues an additional +1d6 damage of sneak attack each level?

I've been playing a Magus and he essentially does the same thing. He novas sometimes, but doesn't seem to average more damage than the party's barbarian for the most part.

Sneak attack damage doesn't even multiply if I remember correctly and we're assuming the damage uses the same qualifications after the change.

Would this make the Rogue actually viable?

Fairly certain I know the answer to this. But I figured I'd ask in case I missed something. Are there any other Society-Legal items that raise intelligence besides the Headband of Vast intelligence and Ioun Stone. (Which correct me if I'm wrong, don't stack.)

On a side note, any interesting magic items for a level 7-8 Alchemist for the hell of it would be a help.

The alchemists bomb description says that the bomb dispels, but doesn't do any damage. Yet, doesn't have an asterisk. So does this mean that it can be combined with Frost Bomb for example to both damage and dispel?

Pretty simple question.

Is there a way to raise an Alchemist's Bomb DC aside from Headband of Intelligence?

I was told by a person that Alchemist's were not allowed to use alchemy for Dayjob checks.
I checked the field guide, the FAQs and did a general internet search and came up with nothing.

Could someone point me in the direction where it outlaws it?

Was it outlawed before and errata'd? Wouldn't it make more sense to just not let them add their competence bonus if they're afraid of warping WBL?

I was doing some planning ahead for a Dervish Bladebound Magus. Like most, I planned on doing a good bid of Frigid Touch once I hit level 2 spells.

Is it worth it to get "Rime Spell" if I took the Metamagic Mastery trait?

My party consists of: Myself, shielded fighter, ninja, bard, conjurer wizard. Rime spell would replace indomitable faith trait and extra arcane pool feat. So, I'd be giving up +1 will saves and 2 arcane pool pts per day for a free entangle.

Is entangle even worth anything at higher levels?

I've recently begun the Rise of the Runelords and decided to make a Ninja. I have the usually dex-based wakazashi TWF build. I'm not unhappy with it, but I was looking for advice to get the most out of combat as I could.
Just about everything in Pazio books are legal. Companions have to be asked, but aren't really an issue either. The only thing that isn't allowed that I know of is Chapter 3 and 4 of Advanced Race Guide.

So, how can I go about doing the most damage I can with a Ninja before GMs want to throw books at my face?

I know this should be an easy to question to figure out, but I just want to make sure.

If I have a Cleric (Travel,Liberation) who's base speed is 40 ft. He is wearing a medium armor and has a medium load. Is the speed in the chart his max speed or is it always penalized? What would his speed be in that circumstance?

Hello, I've just started playing pathfinder this month and still rather new.

So, my party completed the all day module "Midnight Mirror" yesterday. I was supposed to be level 3 and committed to playing for the day a couple weeks ago as spots fill quickly in my area. Unfortunately, due to some circumstances, I missed one of my sessions and was unable to use my character.

I used a level 4 PreGen fighter which is all good and well. But, after playing for the entire day, my character died at the last boss fight.
So, I did some searching to see what my option were in this instance and came across: http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mwkz?PreGenerated-Replay-rules-clarification-a nd#1

I would like to apply the chronicle sheet to a fresh level 1 character and wanted to clear some things up.

- Would the character still die at level 4 when applied to a fresh character?

- When applying to a fresh character, what would be the gold allotment? It says 500g, but I'm assuming that the ruling was based on a normal adventure were the average adventure haul is 500g, bringing it on par with what the character would have gotten if he were level 1.

So assuming I survive over the weekend's special , ill be level 4. I haven't spent any gold. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to buy or what to keep an eye out for ? I should have about a bit over 5k.

I've seen a bunch of people mention boons and I have the general idea of what they do and how they work. But, I was planning on buying a novel or two for fun to read and I was curious if there was anyway to find out what the boons are beforehand?

Is there a list of boons anywhere? Where they come from...or even just what each one does?