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I struggle with figuring out some of these crafting rules, and am having a hard time figuring out just how much gold I can legitimately make using mythic scribe scroll.Our DM essentially gives us X number of downtime days to do stuff. Up to this point, my character has been spending the first few minutes of his morning using mythic scribe scroll to create 3rd level scrolls, each one with 3 spells on it. I think I found one flaw, in that only one spell can be put on a scroll,PER DAY, up to 3 on a scroll

I am atill struggling to figure out a formula that tells me the cost to create a scroll using this mythic ability. Help?

Currently, I am at CL 7th, with access to 4th level spells.

It's not so much that the items themselves, suck. Many wondorous items have really neat sounding, flavorful abilities. The problem seems that price and the DC are way out of balance. What really made me want to make a thread about this is The Rod of Thunder And Lightning. In our current Skulls & Shackles campaign, I am playing a Storm Druid / Master of Storms. This rod seems a really good fit for my character, helping him call down the fury of lightning and thunder...but after saving up for so long to afford one, I find the DC 16 saves are easily passed by pretty much every enemy we face, leaving me dealing a meager amount of damage. The same is true for many other items I'm looking at, most of which don't have save DCs higher than 17. Anyone else notice this? How do you deal with it in your game?

From the D20 website regarding weapon size:
"Every weapon has a size category. This designation indicates the size of the creature for which the weapon was designed.

A weapon's size category isn't the same as its size as an object. Instead, a weapon's size category is keyed to the size of the intended wielder. In general, a light weapon is an object two size categories smaller than the wielder, a one-handed weapon is an object one size category smaller than the wielder, and a two-handed weapon is an object of the same size category as the wielder.

Inappropriately Sized Weapons: A creature can't make optimum use of a weapon that isn't properly sized for it. A cumulative –2 penalty applies on attack rolls for each size category of difference between the size of its intended wielder and the size of its actual wielder. If the creature isn't proficient with the weapon, a –4 nonproficiency penalty also applies.

The measure of how much effort it takes to use a weapon (whether the weapon is designated as a light, one-handed, or two-handed weapon for a particular wielder) is altered by one step for each size category of difference between the wielder's size and the size of the creature for which the weapon was designed. For example, a Small creature would wield a Medium one-handed weapon as a two-handed weapon. If a weapon's designation would be changed to something other than light, one-handed, or two-handed by this alteration, the creature can't wield the weapon at all."

I don't know why I'm having such a hard time wrapping my head around these rules. Question is simple: Can a large creature use a huge 2H weapon, and if so, at what penalties? -2? And how would the Fighter [Titan Mauler] ability, Massive Weapons factor into this?

The class feature reads as "She can use two-handed weapons meant for creatures one size category larger, but the penalty for doing so is increased by 4. However, the attack roll penalty for using weapons too large for her size is reduced by 1, and this reduction increases by 1 for every three levels beyond 3rd (to a minimum of 0)."

Pretty sure I know the answer, but wanted to check in case I was missing out...

Certain domain powers, such as Storm Burst or Rebuke Death read as "for 1d4 points of damage plus 1 for every two cleric levels you possess."

This is different from the wording in spells, such as Lightning Bolt that say "deals 1d6 points of electricity damage per caster level".

Just to clarify, at 10th level, my rebuke is healing 1D4+5 damage, not 5D4+5?

First off, I apologize for any spelling, grammatical. or punctuation errors. Typing on a tablet isn't always the easiest of tasks. I'm a big fan of D&D/Pathfinder. I currently DM a game, running Rise of The Runelords , and play in one that just started. My work schedule doesn't permit me time for anything else thatis face to face. I would really like to try a PBEM game, with just myself, and the DM, or maybe with just one other person. I would prefer something in Golarion so that I have a world reference. I DON'T want a by sort of whack, crazy settings, they just aren't my thing..I can commit to a minimum of 2 to posts a day, probably more, if the DM can keep the excitement flowing. Hit me up on here, or E-mail me at Omega_zen@hotmail.com if you're interested. The most exciting idea will get me as a player.

This came up during session. How much does a cure light wounds wand heal? It has always been my understanding that you calculate the minimum caster level needed to craft the wound. Since Craft Wand requires Caster Level 5, wouldn't that mean the spell being "put into" the wand, heal 1D8+5? Someone said it would heal 1D8+1, but couldn't really justify why they believed this to be true. Thoughts?

Hey people, my troupe and I are going to be starting Rise of the Runelords in January. Until now, we've sort of done homebrew style Pathfinder games. This will be our first foray into Pathfinder campaign arcs. I was wondering if there were any characters in Rise of the Runelords that appear in the other Pathfinder arcs?

For example, if any of you play Shackled City, Savage Tides or, Age of Worms, Celeste, the beautiful angelic outsider was a constant character, who always appeared as an ally of the party at some point. Do the Pathfinder arcs have anyone like that?

Thanks in advance.

Experienced player, I'm looking for a group to play with in Tallahassee, Florida. I would really like to play in a campaign, or "module" as some people call them. What I'm not looking for is a bizarre 35th level campaign where we destroy entire galaxies with cheese, or other silly random ideas like that. I can play any day of the week, just have to be done by about 10:30pm, so I can make it to work. E-mail me at omega_zen@hotmail.com

Hello!
I made this post hoping an outsider could double check my math, to see if I was doing my numbers right.
Currently, I'm playing a 7th level fighter who is dual wielding heavy maces. I have my attack bonuses as the following
On a full attack: +13/+12/+8/+7
On a single attack action: +16

The damage rolls for a full attack: 1d8+1d6(Fire; flaming weapon)+11
The damage rolls on a single attack: 1d8+1d6+10

My modifiers for the attack rolls:
Str: 24 (+7 modifier)
BAB: +7/+2
Weapon enhancement: +1
Weapon focus feat: +1
Twin Blades (Two-weapon fighter, fighter alternative class feature from the Advanced Players guide):+1 on attack/damage
Two weapon fighting feat: puts me at a -4/-4 penalty (instead of -6/-10)
Improved two-weapon fighting feat : allows me a 2nd off-hand attack at a -5 penalty

My modifiers for damage rolls:
Str: 24 (+7 modifier)
Double Slice (Since they're heavy maces, I call it Double Smash; grants me my full str bonus on off-hand weapon damage rolls)
Weapon Specialization: +1 to damage
Twin Blades (Two-weapon fighter, fighter alternative class feature from the Advanced Players guide):+1 on attack/damage
Weapon enhancement: +1
Flaming weapon: +1d6 fire damage.

I think that's everything. I prefer to play the game as strictly within the rules as I can, so let me know if you spot any errors.

I'm designing a bard to take as a cohort at 7th level. He'll be using Performance (Strings) as his main musical ability.
While looking at the pathfinder rules, I realized that in order to cast any spells, he has to end his bardic performance. Is there a pathfinder feat that lets me "interweave" spells into my performance, so that I don't have to end the bardic music?