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I didn't want to post this in the tactics thread. Sorry if this has all been argued before - I am not a frequent board-er. By rule, invisibility modifies stealth checks so that creatures are visually undetectable (barring special abilities, spells, etc.) Also by rule, it is impossible to use stealth while attacking, running, or charging. Therefore, while an invisible (assumed greater, whatever) creature attacks, it cannot have this bonus to stealth because stealth does not apply. reality (whether or not it belongs is up to you)
Hearing someone walking is a DC10, modified for distance and conditions of course. A tactic for locating an invisible creature for a party could be everyone immediately holding and readying an action to move to or attack the square from which they hear sounds of the invisible creature when it attacks. This would eliminate the excess noise of combat interfering with the party's perception check to hear the invisible creature. Break that one up and tell me why it doesn't or won't work.
How does one remove the nauseated condition on oneself? I am away from books but I remember a personal only spell that removed any condition, but being nauseated would preclude casting. Is there a way to remove this condition without help or waiting it out?
Hi - I can't seem to find a list of all of the PFS Sanctioned Scenarios and Modules on the site. I see some scenarios for purchase but not all of them and they are in a random order each time I try a different search. What I need is a link to a list (if there is one) that shows the descriptions and levels for each event. Help? Thanks
Howdy - I noticed that I am unable to purchase a pathfinder shirt (any faction or whatever) in my size because they are all sold out. Will there be more shirts forthcoming?
I play an enchanter and find this spell to be interesting, but it has some issues. Could someone explain how this spell actually works? It says: "You cause the target to forget what happened from the casting of the spell back to the beginning of its last turn. This may allow a retry on a Diplomacy, Intimidate, or opposed skill check, though only with respect to the target, not other creatures that may be present." I see two major problems. First, this spell when used as described above would not occur during initiative, making "turns" pretty subjective. Secondly, by the description it doesn't appear to work if "turns" are allocated equally. Example - PC attempting to pick pocket of NPC. PC's "turn" - flubs pick pocket roll. NPC's "turn" - reacts to said flub however appropriate (calling guard, etc.) PC - casts memory lapse, taking NPC's memory back to beginning of its last turn, yet still after the flubbed roll and therefore, reaction happens in the same way, all over again. Is there an errata I don't know about or is this spell just hand waved that you get a do-over? Should the spell read ...back to the *PC's* last turn prior to the casting? Or was this spell never intended for use by the person making the action? In other words, you have someone else completing the pickpocketing in question while having the spell readied, which would require two people for the successful use of the spell in each case. EX: turns PC #1 makes pickpocketing roll (flubs)
But again, this all happens outside initiative so it requires a friendly GM to even work cooperatively.
I have looked around and seen some debate on this and I am still unsure. What happens when you put intensified spell onto a spell with a fixed damage threshold, like scorching ray? Magic missile? Acid Arrow? Other spells like this? |
