No, nothing says or implies it can take actions while attached. It says you treat it as your familiar while it is attached. You could do the same thing though, with rope. Additionally, as a tiny creature, it's light load would be 1/2 that of a medium creature, or 114 lbs in this case. Could be tight. Consider being a small race.
Gallant Armor wrote:
Fairly sure this is counter to what you where arguing last week. Is this an oversight, intentional stance change, or an error in my recollection?
Isabelle Lee wrote:
Rogue's Finesse Looks to be a third party rogue/investigator/slayer talent. (Kitsune Compendium © 2014, Everyman Gaming, LLC; Authors: Alexander Augunas.)
You don't need magic for that! You need a dead (or soon to be dead) elf maiden, a sewing kit, some knives, and a couple leatherwoking/disguise checks.Rember to cast gentle repose on a regular basis, unless you have a reliable supply of elf maidens. (Might even be able to Sculpt Corpse on the fleshbag. You know, for variety.)
Slightly off topic, but if you want to save a feat, consider getting a Chain Coat
Blackwaltzomega wrote: Good doesn't abandon its own. It's one of the reasons it's good. I am sure Tabris thought the same.
19 dex was after +3 from level, 16 dex start. I got the thing in an email here somewhere... Here is is: Quote:
Really not fleshed out at all, just something I halfway threw together in an attempt to prove that Shifter was not necessarily worse than a core only ranger. Does not have any items, skills, or most feats picked out. Why do you say it is feat starved?
Exactly. Use any close weapon. They are all light and many have a base damage of 1d3 or 1d4. Doing Greatsword damage with knuckle dusters is not an unintended fluke, it's the freaking point. Going from a 3 inch weightless stick to a 3ft 12lb club makes no diffrence to such a characters damage, but using a 3.8 inch stick made for a larger character should?
Okay... It says it causes it to gain the template. So it gives it the template. For how long? No duration listed. So it just has the template now. That Ankylosaurus is just bigger now, and when it goes back to wherever it came from it's friends and relatives will be rather confused. But it is no longer a magical effect. It just has a template. It was given that template by magic, but it is not a magical effect any longer. So: I would say, RAW, the size increase stacks, the stat bonuses (Being typed bonuses of the same type) do not, so take the higher of the two for any particular attribute.
Cavall wrote:
DM: Whats your knowledge local check? Okay, you made it. "Before you stands a cave troll. While troll mothers do actually produce milk for their young, this is considered by many scholars to be an exstraneous holdover from their giant kin. The vast majority of calories in a newborn cave troll's diet actually derives from cannibalizing the flesh of it's mother" Players: ...?? DM: What? Oh, yeah, you beat the dc by 5, sorry. "These creatures regeneration is bypassed by both fire and acid attacks."
I meant Brain Worms, maybe it has another name. But yes, it cures ability damage. Ability damage is from things far worse for your mind than not sleeping. Diego Rossi wrote:
You somehow seem to have missed the sentence directly between those two sentences. You know, the one I specifically referenced in the post that you were responding to. There is the one where it says they need 8 hours of sleep, followed directly by the one that says they don't have to spend their 8 hours of sleep actually sleeping, and then the one that gives a list of activities they can do instead of sleeping. I suspect there is no way you could have missed either of these points unless you were actively trying to do so. Guess I'm done here. Your not arguing in good faith.
Diego Rossi wrote:
Lesser Restoration trumps Touch of Idiocy, any affect applying a penalty to an ability score, and literal brain damage. Unless you want to have lack of sleep cause permanent ability drain, or over 2.5 average ability damage a night, then mental fatigue should be well within the bounds of Lesser Restoration. It fixes mangled limbs, severe and prolonged blood loss, that swastika some prick rogue carved on your face, the harm caused by literal worms eating chunks of your literal brain. (In fairness, the worms eat your brain slightly faster than lesser restoration can restore it, if you ALSO refuse to sleep). And no, you don't even have to sleep to prepare spells. You have to rest. As you quoted, spend 8 hours not doing anything mentally or physically taxing. You can sit up all night watching the fire absentmindedly, have the cleric cast Lesser Restoration, then go prepare your spells. It says you don't need to sleep for the entire length of your rest period, and gives no minimum amount that you must.
If someone just ran too long, and you cure their fatigue, well, they still just ran to long, so they become fatigued. If the barbian stopped raging a few rounds ago, and you cure her fatigue, well, she still stopped raging a few rounds ago, so she becomes fatigued. If you fail your save vs Touch of Fatigue, and someone cures your Fatigue, you immediately become fatigued, because the spells duration is not over yet. Do you all see how absurd that argument is? The condition is "needing to sleep" and the frequency is 24 hours. If your taking dex damage every minute, you take it again in one minute, not immediately.
Trinam wrote:
I read that as "the shop" not "a shop" which I took to mean the hobby store or other game site. I like my way better.
Melkiador wrote: Isn't this specific vs general though. You can only have one headband slot item, unless something specifies otherwise. And this specified otherwise. Not quite. Head and Headband are 2 diffrent item slots in pathfinder. What the item is saying is 'You can wear this ON your hat/helmet instead of under it, if you want to'. Quote:
... how is this still here? Re: cartoon physics
Re: reach
Can't reach it? Should be easy to hit, the brick is prone. Arms' reach is how far your arms reach, and for a normal pathfinder person, that is "anywhere in an adjacent 5ft square".
So... not making a long jump somehow resulted in the monk stopping in mid air and falling straight down, willy cyote style, because monks *can't* change direction mid air? Personal experience tells me, you miss a long jump, you continue moving down AND forwards till you hit something. Probably the face of that cliff you failed to reach. Also, critical failures are made MORE fair in your eyes because some PLAYERS are notoriously less lucky than others? Not seeing it.
Could try lying on the ground with your eyes closed and fighting defensively with a broken and inappropriately sized weapon your not proficent in for non-lethal damage. -4prone-4nonleathal-4size(2sizes)-4nonproficency-4fightingdefensively-2brok en=-22 and 50% misschance Throw in combat experise or power attack. Show up exhausted and drunk to the point of being sickened. Develope a crippling addiction, get cursed, get your weapon cursed,*wear broken splintmail and a broken towershield without proficiency*! (*Thats -36) Bonus points if you can get them to stand underwater on the other side of an arrow slit. Edit: Oh yeah, make sure you TWF and use your primary hand to try and kick your own arse.
The bloodline arcana changes how your spells work on constructs, not how spells work on you. If you cast the cure spell on yourself, your treated as alive because your spells treat constructs as alive. You cannot choose to make them not, and the ability has no effect upon the spells of others, even if they target you. Only your own spells, and it is not optional.
Dead creatures have to have CON scores, otherwise breath of life completly fails to function... I think everyone should just get comfortable with the dichotomy. A corpse is a creature, probably with negative hitpoints in addition to the 'dead' condition and it's full array of ability scores. It is also an object, with positive hitpoints, which may possess hardness or gain the broken condition, or be destroyed. Would you take into account an enhancement bonus to con from a belt to determine if breath of life works? Would you take into account an enhancement bonus to con from Bear's Endurance to determine if Breath of Life works? Your answers, which ever you choose, should match. Bear's Endurance probably will not DO anything, it cannot make them undead, but for any effect that cares about a dead creatures CON score? Sure, why not? Edit: If you want to get real technical: assuming dead creatures are objects, then they don't exist. Dead creatures have -con hp or lower at the moment of their death. Objects with 0 or fewer hp are destroyed. Destroyed objects cease to be that object. Thus, everyone turns to a pile of dust at the moment of death.
James Risner wrote: It lets you store one spell that can be discharged with any unarmed attack such as unarmed strike, natural weapon, etc. A fair and reasonable response, if one seemingly unsupported by any explicit text. I would expect most DM's response to be closer to my initial reaction of "Shut it, you!"*backhand*.
SheepishEidolon wrote:
Applies just as much to a scimitar as to a kukri. Unless OP is stuck with scimitar because they need it for a specific feat or something, it is not worth the investment to finesse it. If the desire is "not a rapier", there are light martial weapons with the same crit range and slightly less damage, or with the same damage and diffrent crit properties. If she wants to spend a feat on it, she is better off taking proficiency in a similar exotic weapon that can be finessed than jumping through hoops for the scimitar.
Kristal Moonhand wrote: I'm here complaining that as a DM who runs in a purely RAW community, I have to tell people that their characters don't work, even though it's obvious what the intent is. I'd like Paizo to fix their mistakes. That seems unlikely. You've painted yourself into a hole, which is unfortunate. Rule zero is a long lasting tradition for a variety of very good reasons. I would suggest that your "Raw Only" community take a vote, and agree on some errata, or else get used to not using this archetype. Best of luck.
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