The Chelish Inquisition's page

ghettowedge wrote:

There still is a risk of hitting an ally. If the ally is between the character and the target, the ally provides cover to the target (+4 AC), and if the attack roll misses the target by 4 or less, but high enough to hit the ally's AC, it hits the ally.

Could you state where those rules are at? I have never heard of this rule for 3.5 although I have heard a few people claim that there is such a rule.

This rule is in the 3.5 DMG on page 24 under the variant rule section Striking the Cover Instead of a Missed Target.

Would be keen to get onto a Pathfinder session at a Con.

Well don't miss the next convention, during the Easter long weekend.

still have so many blocks of wood in the garage its a joke.

Craft (carpentry)? 1d20 + 3 + 2 ⇒ (11) + 3 + 2 = 16 *You assemble all the wood blocks together into a 10 foot pole!*

I just noticed that the Character Gen sheets don't seem to put the generated height and weight on the resulting character sheet. Is this just me?

I think the character builder just displays the recommended height (and weight) range for your chosen race and then fills in the resulting character sheet only if you choose a specific height (or weight).

Download the introduction campaign with the character sheets

You can get the Character Builder demo, quick start rules and introductory adventure on the Test Drive page

I'd be interested in gaming with ya, and live about half an hour by train to Chatswood. I could never find the private message function on these boards…

Perception 1d20 - 10 ⇒ (19) - 10 = 9 :)

…so I've posted my current e-mail on my profile.

Adding a post to gain a dot.

I'm currently in 'casual' employment, so I have no fixed schedule and hence can give no assurances nor firm replies. But I'll definitely keep it in mind. *waves*

Cheers!

*waves back at Sunset* I know Dementrius is on the list already, so if you'd like to join us on the Sydney Pathfinder Society mailing list fire an e-mail at the address on my profile.

The convention is on the second weekend of December (11th to 13th). The website is http://www.macquariecon.org/

I can't wait to swap in Swarming Locusts and shoot bees out of my mouth!

Hi Sydney Paizo fans,

Is anyone going to MacquarieCon this year? MURPS is going to run the following Pathfinder scenarios:

• Pathfinder Society Scenario #13: The Prince of Augustana.
  
• Pathfinder Society Scenario #14: The Many Fortunes of Grandmaster Torch.

A good depiction of a Chelish soldier is on the cover of LB1: Tower of the Last Baron. He's about to end up with a sore back.

Okay, I've reported today's game to Paizo. All I can see is that it's 'completely reported' on my My Pathfinder Society organiser page. I have no idea what's supposed to be displayed on the My Pathfinder Society page from a player's perspective, so if the Pathfinder Society gives you credit for it please let me know after this post.

Sorry, people, I have the flu and won't be able to come. Crawling back to bed now.

Get well soon!

This is important so I'll put it at the start:

If you've already registered with the Pathfinder Society and have been assigned with a Pathfinder Society number you need to write it down and bring it to the game tomorrow.

Okay, I've registered the game as event #1,018 with Paizo, I figured if we're going to go this far with PSOP rules we'd might as well go that extra 1.6 kilometre ;) and make it official/sanctioned/FOR REALZ and so on. For those of you who still want to play but don't have a Pathfinder Society membership number you can join on the day or do it yourself through your account on the Paizo boards.

I initially thought an event needed 4-6 registered society members to be legal but by Joshua Frost's own words:

Go ahead and report them. Playing with 3 is highly inadvisable, but not strictly "illegal." We say a minimum of four so you don't TPK the party, but exceptions are allowed when players are hard to come by (in the case of 3) or when there are a few extra players (in the case of 7-8 players).

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There's nothing you can do about people who just want the one-shot experience. Go ahead and report everyone else.

So you'll still get credit (but more importantly experience, prestige & gold :D) for playing.

I sidle back...

You activate the bearskin rug trap. Just kidding.

So we're not actually going to be playing a Society game then? :(

I will look into this. I can create a sanctioned event with my Paizo account, but I need to be sure what kind of (e-)paperwork is involved first.

So for clarification, is your :( in jest or is it real disappointment? :)
And when you say "actual PFS session" do you mean the type where I collect Pathfinder Society numbers, fill in forms at the end, and report to Paizo the result?

If you want to prepare a character to play on Sunday just follow the instructions on pages 15-16 in the Pathfinder RPG for a first level character using 20 point buy. In the spirit of Pathfinder Society Organised Play you might like to choose a faction—amongst the five vying for control of Absalom—to swear allegiance. Each of the factions have different secondary goals to accomplish. If we follow the guidelines set in the Guide to Pathfinder Society Organised Play PDF your character should be legal if you choose to participate in sanctioned Organised Play in the future.

This week in the Penny Arcade/PvP podcast (part seven), Binwin gets an inspirational montage and Aeofel finds out why you're supposed to check for traps. Want some context? Go listen to the podcast.

Best montage EVER!