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Undead created with Animate Dead/Create Undead are under your control by default.

Only animated dead are under your control, created are free willed (With a few specific exceptions like a properly created blast shadow)

I don't have the book, but isn't an armored kilt 0% asf? Could you add one to the Haramaki or silken ceremonial armor to get a base +2 AC with 0% ASF?

Yes, but remember its Medium armour now and you slow down. Till you have a mount/can fly of course. My Witch used that combo through most of RotRL.

Alternatively, you could easily just pick up Star Wars Saga Edition RPG. It's pretty close to Pathfinder already.

No conversions required. Highly recommended.
On a side note, SWSE is what brought me back to Pathfinder from a short stint into 4E. Another player in a SWSE game said I should look into Pathfinder as the D&D equivalent of Saga.

I wouldn't use Saga for mush more than an idea of SW themed feats and class features. overall it doesn't mesh well with PF at all, as it's much closer to 4th ed The defense/save mechanic doesn't overlap well, characters can only make 1 attack a round, excluding feats/ firing modes (which affects alot of weapon balance)

I don't think it's really an issue to say no. No goblin wizards is a pretty standard thing. If someone REALLY wants to go about making a wizard who doesn't read, he would have to make an archetype that made use of pictures, and probably didn't make use of Scribe Scroll. Another option is hiding his writing from other goblins.

Writing as a goblin is serious. Goblins who write have been branded, had their house burned down, and been banished from their tribe to die alone.

What about the goblin alchemist from We Be Goblins. Couldn't a wizard use pictographs as well?

jaque9 wrote:

Alright imagine this:

Human Paladin
Level 1

STR 18 (16+2)
DEX 14
CON 7
INT 13
WIS 7
CHA 16

Seems weird dumping CON on a martial class doesn't it? Well the "plan" was to commit suicide and pay to be raised as an undead and expected to retain all paladin class abilities after doing so, giving him the effective stats of:

Undead Paladin
Level 1

STR 22
DEX 16
CON 16 (CHA --> CON)
INT 13
WIS 7
CHA 16

Changing his old hp to a d10-2 into a d8+3 once again expecting to keep all paladin abilities as CHA into saves, smite evil etc. If this isn't power gaming I don't know what to say, but honestly what do you do with a player who is constantly trying to make characters tip toeing around the rules to cut weakness without losing any of their strengths?

Give me a page number that says you can do this. Site the rule that makes this legal and not a houserule.

The problem with this is the only way to have an intelligent undead with PF is to caste create undead, good luck finding a mook necromancer to case a spell of that level, in fact the only intelligent undead from animate dead are the dread undead from Advanced Bestiary, and they have -4 int.

Also, I would rule that suicide breaks a paladins code, requiring an atonement.

There is a 3rdPP Arcana called Shield Caster, its up on the D20PFSRD. It allows the use of shields, only downside is you cant get it till Medium Armour.