Pathfinder Player Companion: Adventurer's Armory 2 (PFRPG)

Forget pants, we need "Boxers of Power".

Chamber Pot of Potions.

Chamber Pot of Potions.

What is That? A way to recycle potions?

Plausible Pseudonym wrote:

Chamber Pot of Potions.

What is That? A way to recycle potions?

Ew.

Socks of Coin Storage (negates coinage weight up to 100 pounds of coins i.e. up to 5,000 coins; coins go to a pathfinder pouch like extradimensional pocket; can be worn after coins are inserted in it but must remove socks to retrieve gold; socks worn weigh nothing; socks carried but not worn weigh ten times less than their content i.e. divide weight of coin by 10, so 10 pounds when full; the price of this item is per sock, so a pair of socks combined could accommodate up to 10,000 coins)

Underwear of Freshness (warriors and adventurers have come to rely on these accessories, especially during lengthy exploration or during wartime; any waste generated when wearing this garment is teleported 100 miles away in a random direction)

Socks of Static Cling, Belt of Many Pockets, Bra/Panties of Feminine Virtue, Broom of Animated Cleaning, Yo-Yo of Destruction, Instant Tent/House/Mansion, Bowling Ball Feather Token, Meteorite Flumph Figurine, Rod of Dustbunnies, Garter Belt of Hidden Weapons, etc.

Going off of that Bra/Panties of Feminine Virtue, A long time ago, for a book series that I never actually wrote more than a prologue for (I always did more world building than story crafting when coming up with ideas, so actually writing a book is more difficult than it should be given how long I've been thinking about this series), I came up with an idea about how a popular trend among females in the magical world was to have their bras cursed so that if someone other than themselves attempted to undo the clasp it would "bite" the hand of the person undoing it, usually with some sort of venom that would result in nausea or unconsciousness. I came up with this idea in elementary school when, due to popular media, I was under the impression that a common practice on dates was to go to the movies, not watch the movie, and the guy tries to undo the clasp on the bra (I didn't know why, I just thought that it was part of the courtship ritual), so I thought that would be an amusing thing that could happen sometimes.

I would imagine that such a concept could be reworked for certain types of spy-like characters, like certain parts of the Calistrian church, or something, so that when using seduction techniques to get close to a mark for the purposes of clandestine information gathering, one would not have to actually engage in intercourse.

Underwear of Freshness (warriors and adventurers have come to rely on these accessories, especially during lengthy exploration or during wartime; any waste generated when wearing this garment is teleported 100 miles away in a random direction)

Directly upwards counts.

very much looking forward to this but...

PLEASE no potion sponge items that solve a problem or rules ambiguity that doesn't exist.

Does Seelah seem really light skinned in that art to anyone else?

Hopefully we'll get a repeating hand crossbow scope and extended banana clip. We need more R.H.C. additions!

Banana Hammock of Accommodation. Like a Bag of Holding, but...

It also doubles as a camping item. Sleeps several comfortably.

Purple Dragon Knight wrote:

Underwear of Freshness (warriors and adventurers have come to rely on these accessories, especially during lengthy exploration or during wartime; any waste generated when wearing this garment is teleported 100 miles away in a random direction)

Directly upwards counts.

And now we know why aliens made Golarion disappear in Starfinder... they could never live down the embarrassment of their passing starfleet being severely damaged by a frozen poo Kessler syndrome orbital cloud moving at 4-6 miles/second.

Banana Hammock of Accommodation. Like a Bag of Holding, but...

It also doubles as a camping item. Sleeps several comfortably.

Congrats. You've just opened the door for the cursed banana hammock of devouring.

Cthulhudrew wrote:

Banana Hammock of Accommodation. Like a Bag of Holding, but...

It also doubles as a camping item. Sleeps several comfortably.

Congrats. You've just opened the door for the cursed banana hammock of devouring.

Sounds like a mimic.

Congrats. You've just opened the door for the cursed banana hammock of devouring.

That's even more dire than the cursed banana hammock of envy.

Rubix Cube of Frustration;)

I'd like to see a way for ancestral weapons to actually work in PF.

3.5 had a pretty good option in Ancestral Relic (take a feat. Now you can sacrifice treasure and add its full value, instead of selling it for half, to the value of a single magic item adding new abilities as appropriate.) that was simple and effective, but the new item crafting rules make it odd to port directly.

Perhaps some magic items that can grow in power as an innate part, like gaining new abilities when more precious gem are inserted into it.

Personally I think a 32 page book is too small for detailed rules for a well done version of ancestral weapons/relics type rules.

I'd love to see more "non-Japanese" weapons from Asia.

Edit 1: I guess I should make a list and link to info/pics.

Edit 2: On the off-hand, this book would also be a good place to detail more weapons from non-humans (elves, dwarves, halflings, araneas, etc.).

I'd love to see more "non-Japanese" weapons from Asia.

Edit 1: I guess I should make a list and link to info/pics.

Edit 2: On the off-hand, this book would also be a good place to detail more weapons from non-humans (elves, dwarves, halflings, araneas, etc.).

For that matter, I'd love to see some 'half' weapons. "Great Scimitar: This weapon was developed by Half Orcs who liked the power of the falchion but preferred the option to use it one handed." (basically that would be a refluffed katana, but weapons made to play to the half breed's strengths is my thought.)

Personally I think a 32 page book is too small for detailed rules for a well done version of ancestral weapons/relics type rules.

No need to devote an entire subsystem to it. The BoED feat I mentioned is only half a page, about a quarter of which is an example.

Ambrosia Slaad wrote:

I'd love to see more "non-Japanese" weapons from Asia.

Edit 1: I guess I should make a list and link to info/pics.

Edit 2: On the off-hand, this book would also be a good place to detail more weapons from non-humans (elves, dwarves, halflings, araneas, etc.).

For that matter, I'd love to see some 'half' weapons. "Great Scimitar: This weapon was developed by Half Orcs who liked the power of the falchion but preferred the option to use it one handed." (basically that would be a refluffed katana, but weapons made to play to the half breed's strengths is my thought.)

Apologies, but I can't resist complaining some more about how a very agile one-handed weapon in real life became a ponderous 2-hander that's bigger (but weaker) than a greatsword in D&D/Pathfinder. Maybe on Golarion "falchions" are an orc thing, but how and why?

Matthew Morris wrote:

Ambrosia Slaad wrote:

I'd love to see more "non-Japanese" weapons from Asia.

Edit 1: I guess I should make a list and link to info/pics.

Edit 2: On the off-hand, this book would also be a good place to detail more weapons from non-humans (elves, dwarves, halflings, araneas, etc.).

For that matter, I'd love to see some 'half' weapons. "Great Scimitar: This weapon was developed by Half Orcs who liked the power of the falchion but preferred the option to use it one handed." (basically that would be a refluffed katana, but weapons made to play to the half breed's strengths is my thought.)

Apologies, but I can't resist complaining some more about how a very agile one-handed weapon in real life became a ponderous 2-hander that's bigger (but weaker) than a greatsword in D&D/Pathfinder. Maybe on Golarion "falchions" are an orc thing, but how and why?

You would need to ask the DnD peeps then, because to my knowledge it's always been like that.

How did I miss the construct assistants.

so are we phasing out amulets of mighty fists yet? :)

I'm reluctant about this.
Ultimate Equipment (pocket edition out in october - yay) should cover pretty much anything.

I'm reluctant about this.

Ultimate Equipment (pocket edition out in october - yay) should cover pretty much anything.

Seeing as how there's always new magic items and equipment in... pretty much everything they put out, before and after UE, I'm gonna disagree.

Im looking forward to poppets. Tiny constructs that can run around attending to their masters needs, while also looking like little cloth dolls. Hopefully they won't be too expensive. After all how will my strange witch doctor be able to gather the hairs, blood and skin for his ganji dolls to control those who dare to disrespect my home.

I'd like to see more d12 Weapons, and possibly some Two-Handed massive smashy weapons along the lines of a "War Mace" or "Great Flail".

Some Feat Chains for NOT-MONK, NOT MAGIC, Weapon Fighting Styles that are not religious or deity based, (but perfectly viable for religious warriors), and do not involve Combat Expertise (or other odd Prereqs). Particularly for heavy Heavy Mace, Warhammer, Greatsword/Bastard Sword/Longsword, Dagger, and Longspear. Similarly, Non-Magical Options for Thrown Combat styles. <By Non-Magical, I mean mundane Fighting Style Feats that a Fighter, Ranger, Paladin, Battle Cleric/Oracle, Warpriest, Rogue, etc. . . could all feasibly pick up and use fairly equally and effectively, but do not require a Patron Deity or Spellcasting ability at all. These are not specifically designed for the Monk, or any specific Class Feature.>

A large focus on Simple and Martial Weapons, and not much on Exotic or obscure weapons that are a lot less likely to actually be used at the table or more than a few times.

Ways to get Wis to Attack/Damage. <We have multiple versions for Dex which is much more problematic than good for the game many times, and a few for Cha or Int.>

A good selection of Cleric/Warpriest spells, as well as Bloodrager. Not so much for Wizard/Magus/Witch/Bard.

I agree, put the Scroll in Spring-Loaded Wrist Sheath table variation out to pasture.

A Warpriest Archetype that focuses on Deity's Favored Weapon.

Hm. I didn't notice it before but I guess they updated the page and the artwork.

Oooo!

I agree, put the Scroll in Spring-Loaded Wrist Sheath table variation out to pasture.

Actually, this particular question has already been answered. Campaign Clarifications got an extra note under the original Adventurer's Armory.

A wrist sheath or spring-loaded wrist sheath can hold one forearm-length item. In addition to the listed examples, wrist sheaths can be used to store and deploy potions and scrolls. They cannot hold rods.

Any chance of a Artificer's Lab?

We already have a portable version from Advanced Race Guide, wondering if we'll get anymore variants

Poppets?!

Poppets?!

Hmmm. Like Woody and Buzz or more like Chucky?

I'm assuming more like Nine from that other movie about poppets.

You know, with this book coming out and seeing all the cool stuff that has come out dealing with equipment, proficiency, etc, I think we could stand to have an equipment focused book that isn't just a catalog. I'm gonna make a thread...

I would prefer an ultimate equipment book volume 2.

I would prefer an ultimate equipment book volume 2.

I mean, for any player companion book I've liked, I would have preferred a similar full hardcover. It's kind of like preferring twenty-dollar bills over tens, isn't it?

**cough-cough** scorpion whip **cough-cough**

I really like the sound of the poppets. Very exciting.

I was talking about what Albatoonoe was talking about, not the product itself.

*still think we'll get Stitchpunk poppets*

I want a poppet that makes me coffee as soon as I wake up every morning and already has my spellbook set up for me and can do my hair while I prep spells.

Is this so much to ask? Imps just don't do the trick. They're not gentle with a comb...and I think they spit in my coffee every morning.

At least it's only spit. The cynthigots keep leaving spores in my scrambled eggs...

At least it's only spit. The cynthigots keep leaving spores in my scrambled eggs...

There's sprouted grains and almonds and the like, they're just continuing the food trend!

Braniac wrote:

Purple Dragon Knight wrote:

Can we get stats on socks and underwear please?

And pants while you're at it. Some decent, magical pants. And a pants slot to put them in.

Pants? great idea. Make them slotless..

You can't have slotless pants, otherwise they're just pants-shaped cloth. No way to put your legs through them.

Still hopin' this includes a dual Amulet of Mighty Fists/Natural Armor in it. XD I'm genuinely surprised that such an item apparently hasn't been published before.

It would be horrendously expensive so people have to pick between it or the other two necklaces.