Gelviel Zorriah

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In pathfinder rpg it often happens people rank the classes in tiers based on power , in tier 1 its only magic users, and melee classes in bottom


Its my general understanding that the tier 1 classes in pathfinder is magic users, how do you think this will be done in pathfinder online ?
I can see the paladins as well be very powerfull with the smite against evil players, but what about the rest of the classes, will they be underpowered or will goblinworks balance this more so wont be same as pathfinder rpg ?


If someone has a slot for sale for the early entry, please send me a message :)


Good reasoning, thanks :)


or a better question why cant i see tht threads here


I know the aging for a cat or a dog, but not for fantasy animals.

Anyone know where i can find out how a hippogriff ages ? Reason i ask is i am buying a young one and want to train it to be combat trained


test


Okei i know the aging for a cat or a dog, and other normal animals its easy to find out, but say for a hoppogriff? I gonna buy and train a young hippogriff but its hard to plan anything when no idea how fast it ages :)


Nox Aeterna wrote:


The eidolon must be at least one size category larger than its rider.

Yeah this specifies it for eidolon. Actually since they have to specify it like this, it is logical to assume its possible ride smaller mounts (not for the eidolon to choose but for others) Why else the need to specify this

Nox Aeterna wrote:


When we think a dwarf and a pony it is not SO weird , but... a giant is large and so is a horse , do you see a giant riding a horse?

A giant on a horse, if the horse can carry him weightwise and the giant has the rideskill...still abit weird.


It defines whats suitable as a mount , not that the mount you ride must be larger then you.

So a medium sized mount say a pony is then classified as an unsuitable mount for a medium sized character.

From rules:
If you attempt to ride a creature that is ill suited as a mount, you take a –5 penalty on your Ride checks.

So the human can ride the pony but with minus 5.
(as long as the pony is strong enough, ref encumbrance rules)

Is my logic flawed ? What do You think?


2 people marked this as FAQ candidate.

Can a Medium sized character riding a medium sized mount?

For example can a medium sized dwarf ride a medium sized pony ?
Note. A trained war pony can carry the weight , dpending on gear dwarf carry.

If so , can the dwarf do so without - ride checks ?

In beastiary:
War ponies are ponies that have been trained for combat with the Handle Animal skill and that have the advanced simple template. Due to their smaller size than horses they are better suited to halflings, gnomes, and dwarves.

But dwarf is medium sized. Can another medium sized characters also ride ? Say a human?


very good thanks for postng that


http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/classes/paladin.html#_paladin

My CRB is a september 2010 printing, whats your version ? Latest version i assume, as you say fully updated:) Interesting, that would indeed solve the question


Yes i have seen many say that but thats just a subjective opinion not an official rule.

As you say if the horse is not heavy the word should be removed , if its supposed to be heavy it should tell what a heavy horse is. As its now it states its a heavy horse but its nothing heavy about it if it just uses the druid horse companion stats.


1 person marked this as FAQ candidate.

Under paladin and Divine Bond it states:
This mount is usually a heavy horse (for a Medium paladin)

Question, what is a heavy horse and how is different from a normal horse ?

Feel free to mark it as a FAQ canidate so we can get an official faq answer.


It says this is answered in faq, anyone know how i can find the answer there ?


Hi, i play a paladin and stumbled upon a rare? combination.

A paladin using the noble scion feat:
Scion of War: You use your Charisma modifier to adjust Initiative checks instead of your Dexterity modifier.

And the paladin archetype Sword of Valor ability First into battle:
First Into Battle (Su)
When making an Initiative check, a sword of valor gains a bonus to the check equal to his Charisma bonus.

Question is , does this stack? Cheesy?


Hi guys, my players gonna meet some prostitutes on next session and i was wondering if anyone here have any good stats for stds ? Like syphilis, gonorea etc ? :)


Dale McCoy Jr wrote:
which book is he in? the name doesn't ring a bell.

Its the guy that gives reward for killing Tuskgutter. He gonna give his masterwork longbow and some arrows as reward. Seems i must make him up myself, let him stay on the trading station or something


He is mentioned as giving out a quest but who is he, where does he live , whats his looks, whats his level ?

Weird to add him as a questgiver but NO info about the giver himself