Oh they gotta have a +2 Charisma! They're dragon-blooded and naturals as sorcerers! Also, they're charming!Kobold Quarterly's mascot is downright huggable, really.
Kobold plush-dolls for sale! Get 'em while they're hawt!
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Although a surprisingly strong humanoid small race would still be neat. :)
Small? Go Diminutive.
NAC MAC FEEGLE WHA HAE!
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Nae king, nae queen! We will'nae be fooled again!
I think the thing is, you don't take the FEAT multiple times, you only take a new type of trap that you can use. The way I interpret it, if I use my second level rogue talent for one extra trap, my 16 INT level 2 Snare Setter can set 4 traps a day, with three types of trap to choose from, with the number of traps per day going up every two levels, and the damage going up by 1d6 every three levels. That just seems a lot more balanced to me.You've got the right of it. You have a total number of uses per day equal to your Int. The new traps you learn increase the number of options you have when picking a trap to use, but your Int is still the total number you can use.
I was afraid this was the case. Oh, well.
Although a surprisingly strong humanoid small race would still be neat. :)Small? Go Diminutive.
NAC MAC FEEGLE WHA HAE!
Nae king, nae queen! We will'nae be fooled again!
At which point, unfortunately, every rules mechanic in the game goes sailing merrily out the window...
I was afraid this was the case. Oh, well.I think the thing is, you don't take the FEAT multiple times, you only take a new type of trap that you can use. The way I interpret it, if I use my second level rogue talent for one extra trap, my 16 INT level 2 Snare Setter can set 4 traps a day, with three types of trap to choose from, with the number of traps per day going up every two levels, and the damage going up by 1d6 every three levels. That just seems a lot more balanced to me.You've got the right of it. You have a total number of uses per day equal to your Int. The new traps you learn increase the number of options you have when picking a trap to use, but your Int is still the total number you can use.
Don't underestimate those traps, man! a few traps a day is enough to really mess with encounters. I've had a lot of success with my kobold Snare Setter so far.
I am planning a one level dip into Illusion Specialist Wizard, just so that I can use my high INT to cast the old Ghost Sound, Silent Image, Ventriloquism and general illusiony crap to lure those poor fools into my dastardly devices.I also spotted this neat little spell from Ultimate Combat that might come in handy: Illusion of Calm
You get a full minute to lay a semi-circle of traps around yourself, and as far as they can see, you're just standing still!
What are the new ability scores offered by the Kobold heritages?
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Although a surprisingly strong humanoid small race would still be neat. :)Small? Go Diminutive.
NAC MAC FEEGLE WHA HAE!
Nae king, nae queen! We will'nae be fooled again!At which point, unfortunately, every rules mechanic in the game goes sailing merrily out the window...
I'll gie ye sich a kickin'!
Hopefully this means that kobolds will be playable in PFS very soon.
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I was afraid this was the case. Oh, well.I think the thing is, you don't take the FEAT multiple times, you only take a new type of trap that you can use. The way I interpret it, if I use my second level rogue talent for one extra trap, my 16 INT level 2 Snare Setter can set 4 traps a day, with three types of trap to choose from, with the number of traps per day going up every two levels, and the damage going up by 1d6 every three levels. That just seems a lot more balanced to me.You've got the right of it. You have a total number of uses per day equal to your Int. The new traps you learn increase the number of options you have when picking a trap to use, but your Int is still the total number you can use.
Also notice that the Learn Ranger Trap feat doesn't say that it can be taken multiple times, so it can't be. You can only take it once, and can only learn a single Ranger Trap, unless you're a Trapper Ranger or a Snare Setter Rogue.
Could someone with this book help me answer a few questions? My elf sorcerer just adopted a kobold babe, and I'm wondering how to raise her.
Great Read. Could have had more Dragons in it. 4/5 stars.