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Aye. Most anything can be tasted. Most of the nasty little buggers makes nice sausages.

Since I got me new cloak, even more critters is tasting good.

That Garden Ooze did give me heartburn. Don't trust salads!

I'd have to disagree with you HO, I find that the various oozes always provide the most unique flavor combinations.

Second to that, some of the outsiders have proven particularly interesting.

I don't know which were clerics, but does it really matter once they've been through the smokehouse?

Gordd wrote:

Alex Smith 908 wrote:

I also think save bonuses against spells and spell-like abilities should be more common.

Every third character already has +2.

Oh wait, not everybody plays Dwarves as much as me. Silly humans.

The dwarf ability should be a standardized part of monster and class design. Surely more species have that trait besides dwarves, in the magic rich world pathfinder implies.

Ye see, few have the strength of heart to resist magic. Tis one of the many reasons that Dwarves are clearly the most favored race.

I also think save bonuses against spells and spell-like abilities should be more common.

Every third character already has +2.

Oh wait, not everybody plays Dwarves as much as me. Silly humans.

So, the Ranged Tactics Toolbox included this feat.

"Exceptional Pull (Combat) You have mastered techniques to get the most out of composite bows. Prerequisites: Dex 13, Deadly Aim, base attack bonus +3. Benefit: When you wield a ranged weapon that you are proficient with and that has a strength rating, add 2 to the weapon’s strength rating. You don’t take a penalty on attack rolls for having a Strength modifier lower than the strength rating of a weapon, provided you’re proficient with that weapon."

Any suggestions how this is meant to work?

By my reading of the quoted feat, nobody is reading this right. I read this as I can have a +5 STR bow and wield it on a 10 STR PC with this feat, getting +7 damage.

Note that PFS has a houserule that you can only have one companion/familiar active during any given scenario.

Terquem wrote:

"beware the dwarf..." or something to that effect

Because none of that is in the rules. If you as a GM or going to step outside of the rules for theatrical affect that has an actual mechanical repercussion in the game, that style of play should be noted up front.

As a side-note, there is a Paizo AP with this exact scene.