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Slayers Stone: "When you apply a slayer’s stone to your weapon, choose aberration, animal, beast, celestial, construct, dragon, elemental, fey, fiend, giant, monitor, ooze, or both fungus and plant. A weapon under the effect of a slayer’s stone deals an additional 1d6 precision damage to the creatures with the chosen trait or traits for 1 minute."

Oozes are immune to precision damage.

If this is meant to be something like the Bane rune, that rune does extra damage of the weapon type. I wish this was caught before publication. It's another example of products that maybe don't get as much time with the editing staff as needed. I caught this just in a casual reading.

So much for Snare Setter ever seeing the last part of this line be of any use: "You gain the Snare Crafting feat, though when choosing your formulas for that feat, you can also choose from uncommon kobold snares, as well as common snares."

Tresure Vault would have been an excellent place to see some Kobold snares, especially since it's narrated by a Kobold. Still waiting for that future proofing so many people fell all over themselves to proclaim when I pointed out years ago that there were no uncommon Kobold snares and anticipated that there never would be.

Purchasing modules for APs on Foundry should not be the most expensive purchasing options. Pathfinder Adventure Path #182: Graveclaw is currently $36 to get the foundry version, $8 more expensive than the print edition, $7 more expensive than Fantasy Grounds and $11 more expensive than the pricing for Outlaws of Alkenstar. If this is the pricing we can expect for Foundry going forward I don't know that I can continue to do business with this company.

Some things that might fix this issue: removing the requirement to purchase the PDF. Considering that the module on foundry comes with everything you need to run it, the PDF purchase is completely superfluous. Alternatively increasing the discount for purchasing the PDF and foundry code together so that it is at least not more expensive than any of the other purchasing options.

Had some back and fourth about Air Cartridge Firing System and whether or not it replaces your normal loading mechanism with magazines that use pellets. It doesn't explicitly state it does, but I also don't see any examples of air pellets being sold in any way other than in magazines but then again I also don't see any examples of magazines other than those specifically labeled as "Magazine (Air Repeater)".

Any thoughts on this, or has Paizo written any clarification?