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Would I have to wait the duration of the effect out, or could I end it voluntarily at any point?
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Growth

Associated Domain: Plant.

Replacement Power: The following granted power replaces the wooden fist power of the Plant domain.
Enlarge (Su): As a swift action you can enlarge yourself, as if you were the target of the enlarge person spell. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.


Suppose the following scenario:

My fighter is equiped with a reach weapon (say a halberd) and is 20 ft. away from another fighter armed with a longsword. They are talking before a fight trading banter back and forth.

The fight begins and the fighter with the longsword wins initiative. As he moves into attack does the fighter with the halberd get an AOO as the fighter with the longsword moves into 5ft range to strike?


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Heirloom Weapon (http://www.d20pfsrd.com/)

You carry a weapon that has been passed down from generation to generation in your family.

Benefit: This heirloom weapon is of masterwork quality (but you pay only the standard cost at character creation). You gain a +1 trait bonus on attack rolls with this specific weapon and are considered proficient with that specific weapon (but not other weapons of that type) even if you do not have the required proficiencies.
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My question is this: If you were a cleric who took this trait, and chose an exotic weapon such as a Falcata, would you wield it (that specific weapon) with no penalties?


Bah, I meant the guisarme, I always get those mixed up :).

Thank you for the replies.


I waded through the swamp of posts on this but my search-fu was not strong enough to find the answer.

Would a magic weapon apply to the CMB bonus for a maneuver? For example would the +1 Glaive give you an extra +1 on your trip attempt?


You have a enlarged Fighter who has the Pole Fighting ability from the Polearm Master with Combat Reflexes, Improved Trip and is wielding a Guisarme. He has a threat range (if I understand threat with a large creatue polearm correctly) of 20ft. He threatens the 20ft and the 15ft squares but not the 10ft and 5ft squares near him.

The Wizard starts in the 15ft square and is threatened. He takes a 5ft move closer to the fighter and is now in the 10 ft. square which is not threatened. The Wizard begins to cast a spell. As an immediate action the Fighter shortens the haft of his enlarged polearm so he now threatens the 5 and 10 ft squares, but not the 15 or 20ft any longer.

The wizard was not casting defensively, so that should provoke an attack of opportunity since he is in a threatened square. The Fighter trips as his Aoo and hits the Wizard, knocking him prone.

A) Have I correctly interpreted this sequence of events.

B) Would this stop the Wizard from casting his spell?


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I have read through the acrobatics threads where you can tumble through a person's square that they occupy so long as you beat their CMD with your check. The consensus also seemed to be that if you failed you check, you stopped in the square in front of that person.

How about if you try to use the acrobatics skill to move past a person's threatened square, but not the one they actually occupy. For example, a Fighter is using a polearm and threatens 10ft away from themselves. A Thief wants to use acrobatics to move through one or more squares threatened by the Fighter.

1) Do they have to roll for each threatened square they move through?

2) If they fail, do they stop moving?

3) Could a person just choose to run through the threatened squares, not using acrobatics, knowing they will provoke an Aoo. Would their move be stopped if the Aoo hit them?