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It's in the weapon masters handbook Divine Fighting Techniques in the third paragraph.

If you're a cleric, inquisitor or war priest of Zon Kuthon you can give up your first level domain power for it without needing to qualify for the feat.

Hi everyone I have a question. I've been reading Hero of The Streets and the spell Coin Shot has caught my eye. In the spell description it states "You turn up to three coins into deadly projectiles that gain the velocity of a bullet when thrown. The coins retain their normal appearance but can be used as simple thrown weapons with a range increment of 20 feet and a critical multiplier of ×2." this seems to imply, in my opinion, that feats such as weapon focus and weapon specialisation would work on these coins. Is this the case or am I missing something? Thank you for your time.

I have a question. I acquired scabbard of vigor on one of my chronicle sheets and after reading it's discription I realised it doesn't state what sort of weapon you can use it with. Does this mean that I'd be able to have it work with a musket or other ranged weapon.

I have a question. I acquired scabbard of vigor on one of my chronicle sheets and after reading it's discription I realised it doesn't state what sort of weapon you can use it with. Does this mean that I'd be able to have it work with a musket or other ranged weapon.

Thank you and wow that is a contentious issue

Hi everyone so I was looking at making a carpenter turned adventurer an wanted him to use a hammer and chisel as weapons. The best class I could see for this was monk of the empty hand. I did some research an same James Jacobs say that the MoTEH is considered proficient in improvised weapons http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2l7ns&page=114?Ask-James-Jacobs-ALL-your-Qu estions-Here#5683 Does this mean that I could take weapon focus (chisel) if I wanted to? Thank you.