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Is there official Pathfinder information on becoming a vampire?

When a PC becomes a vampire:

Do their eyes turn red? Do their skin turn pale? The Bestiary 1, Vampire, says, "They look much as they did in life, often becoming more attractive, though some have a hardened, feral look instead." Nothing about red eyes or pale skin.

Do they have to sleep in a coffin? The Bestiary 1, Vampire, Creating a Vampire, says in an example, "If reduced to 0 hit points in combat, a vampire assumes gaseous form and attempts to escape. It must reach its coffin home within 2 hours or be utterly destroyed." Does this mean that all vampires must have a coffin? What if they were made into a vampire on the road and no coffin was used?

Can a vampire drink mammal (animal) blood and not human blood? The Bestiary 1, Vampire, Creating a Vampire, says that a vampire can drink blood to heal itself. But, it does not say that a vampire must drink blood daily or that they must drink human blood.

Can a vampires eat "normal" food?

Thanks in advance.

Is there any way of getting 5 ranks of stealth before 5th level, to become an assassin?

Is there any race, class, feat, talent, etc. that would give me one or more ranks of stealth?

Thanks in advance.

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I just received my kickstarter Emerald Spire minitures. They look better than I thought they would. I do not collect the prepainted plastic minitures, due to them being poorly painted. These are nicly detailed.

My group just finished book two of the Second Darkness. I have a few questions about the noqual:

1) How much noqual does it take to build a longsword sized weapon? Should I just let each player have one weapon? The noqual golem is mostly iron with very little noqual.

2) Would the weapon/ armor look lime-green alike the noqual golem?

3) What would a weapon/ armor special abilities be, without additional magical added? Pathfinder wiki says noqual is as strong as iron but half as heavy and it is spell resistant.

Thanks in advance.

In all of the role playing games that I have played, a wizard needs two hands to cast magic. I now have a player who says a wizard only needs one hand free for the material spell components.

I can not find a ruling in Pathfinder. Can someone help?

I have a player who would like to have a summoner with a spider eidolon, over time/ levels make his eidolon into a drider.

First question: can you save unused eidolon pool points?

Second question: can you create a drider-like eidolon? If you can, how do you work out torso?

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