So, the Master of the Fallen Fortress character sheets have a 1st-level character for each of the six new classes. What changes do you see? Off the bat, I didn't notice many. Particularly, I could catch none for Alchemist, though I haven't looked for too long. What changes do you see?
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).
Which alchemist?
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).
Huh, interesting. Maybe they meant it was an extract? Because Potions of Shield are a must-buy item if they're actually allowed. Making Infusions of Shield is pretty much the most powerful thing my Alchemist does, and I spent a Discovery for it.
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Which alchemist?
Why don't you try to read the original post?
Why don't you try to read the original post?The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Which alchemist?
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OhWhy don't you try to read the original post?The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Which alchemist?
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Dolt!OhWhy don't you try to read the original post?The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Which alchemist?
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The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Huh, interesting. Maybe they meant it was an extract?
I don't think so; his prepared extracts are Enlarge Person and True Strike.
Because Potions of Shield are a must-buy item if they're actually allowed. Making Infusions of Shield is pretty much the most powerful thing my Alchemist does, and I spent a Discovery for it.
Now I'm wondering about potions of Mirror Image...
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).
Possible - maybe they get to put alchemist formulae into potions using their alchemy ability. I wonder if the price is the same. Or if it's just an error.
What mystery is the oracle using?
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Possible - maybe they get to put alchemist formulae into potions using their alchemy ability. I wonder if the price is the same. Or if it's just an error.
What mystery is the oracle using?
You (both of you?) can go download it. It's on the Paizo Blog.
As for the potion, I'm going to assume it's a mistake, for the moment. Even though I'm an Alchemist in the only game in our group that has one, I think it would be too overpowered to let me make potions of things like Mirror Image or Shield.
So this thing is free. And you can already download those sheets. I seem to have stopped noticing anything. I have to ask around in the office tomorrow whether I happened to have clothes on at work today...
I guess being told your workplace is being relocated a couple hundred kilometers will do that to you.
You (both of you?)
Half a dozen at the last count.
I'm reading this stuff now, I'll have to train my perception.
I'm just going to point out that Master of the Fallen Fortress went to the printer several months before the actual Advanced Player's Guide did, so it is possible that the 1st level pregens don't completely match the final published versions.
I'm also going to point out that I work at the wrong end of the office to know if anything changed or not, so please don't read too much into the above statement.
Let's see:
The alchemist's equipment equipment lists "alchemist’s kit (as spell component pouch)" I might have missed it in the beta, but I don't think there was anything like that. I only know about the alchemist's lab (and the portable version from the Armoury)
Hm... No new mysteries were revealed. I wonder what the complete list will look like.
I'm just going to point out that Master of the Fallen Fortress went to the printer several months before the actual Advanced Player's Guide did, so it is possible that the 1st level pregens don't completely match the final published versions.
I'm also going to point out that I work at the wrong end of the office to know if anything changed or not, so please don't read too much into the above statement.
I'm going to point out that you are a tease!
I'm just going to point out that Master of the Fallen Fortress went to the printer several months before the actual Advanced Player's Guide did, so it is possible that the 1st level pregens don't completely match the final published versions.
I'm also going to point out that I work at the wrong end of the office to know if anything changed or not, so please don't read too much into the above statement.
Quite possibly so. That would explain why the Alchemist and Summoner at least seemed very close to the final playtest version. Vic seemed to affirm that these were meant to be stealth previews for the APG in the APG thread up in products, which is why I thought it might be the APG version of the classes.
Thanks for the heads up!
Let's see:
The alchemist's equipment equipment lists "alchemist’s kit (as spell component pouch)" I might have missed it in the beta, but I don't think there was anything like that. I only know about the alchemist's lab (and the portable version from the Armoury)
Hm... No new mysteries were revealed. I wonder what the complete list will look like.
They mentioned a couple times that they would be creating an alchemist's kit that was cheaper and would be in the APG.
So this thing is free. And you can already download those sheets. I seem to have stopped noticing anything. I have to ask around in the office tomorrow whether I happened to have clothes on at work today...
I guess being told your workplace is being relocated a couple hundred kilometers will do that to you.
Please translate that into american miles or I'll have to flag you ;-)
No seriously, I hope you will be all right."...clothes on at work today..." What do you do for a living?
a Kilometer is 3,281 feet or a bit over half a mile. .6 miles I do recall.
Huh. Could someone post a link to this download? Call me blind, but I can't seem to see it on the blog. I have seen mention of people running it, but no download.
Look at "Storm the Lost Tower! Wednesday, June 16, 2010"
And here is the link to the PDF.
a Kilometer is 3,281 feet or a bit over half a mile. .6 miles I do recall.
It was just a joke from one european to another.
1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute miles
approximately 1094 yards
approximately 3,281 feet
approximately 0.540 nautical miles
1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute milesThe official D&D conversion rating is :
1 mile = exactly 1.5 kilometersAt least in the french version, maybe it's different in other languages.
Perhaps not in Lourdes.
How many plasic Madonna water bottles does it take to measure up a mile in France vs in Lourdes?
Please translate that into american miles or I'll have to flag you ;-)
Get a real set of units, you backwards peasants :P
No seriously, I hope you will be all right.
"...clothes on at work today..." What do you do for a living?
I'm a software developer.
I guess I had clothes on - nobody said anything. Although, considering their job moved along with mine, maybe they were beside themselves, too.
But I'm sure someone would have commented.
1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute milesThe official D&D conversion rating is :
1 mile = exactly 1.5 kilometersAt least in the french version, maybe it's different in other languages.
I don't think the German version has a conversion. I'm not sure, though. I won't touch that stuff even with an 11-foot pole.
The German PF book continues the long, and deeply entrenched tradition of having crappy localisations.
1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute milesThe official D&D conversion rating is :
1 mile = exactly 1.5 kilometersAt least in the french version, maybe it's different in other languages.
I don't think the German version has a conversion. I'm not sure, though. I won't touch that stuff even with an 11-foot pole.
The German PF book continues the long, and deeply entrenched tradition of having crappy localisations.
How many metres is your 11-foot pole?
Back on topic: Supposedly there is a nerf to Summoners that prevents the Eidolon and the SLA Summon Monster from both being summoned at the same time. As an aside, this seems like the last way you'd want to nerf the class as it stands (it would basically never use the SLA except for utility spells that the creature can cast, which doesn't make it much of a Summoner), so there must be even more changes if this rumour is true. The Summoner character sheet does not include any of these changes, so we can assume that the sheets are in fact not actually previews, unless the rumour is false.
Master of the fallen Fortressis using Beta rules.
If you want action go to this thread.
And for those of you who want to stick to this thread, here are some stuff from that 'other' thread....where the others hang out...where Jason and James are activ.
Summoners can no longer have their eidolons and use their summon monster class ability at the same time. They can dismiss and recall their eidolon at any time, however, so they can swap them out.
Witches familiars and the spells they got that were based on those familiars have been seperated. Now familiars are simply conduits to a "patron", and you can choose any combo of familiars and patrons. Its supposed to give witches more freedom.Everything from the APG Preview should be posting on youtube, as the Paizo Staff have decided that everyone should see the preview.
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How many metres is your 11-foot pole?1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute milesThe official D&D conversion rating is :
1 mile = exactly 1.5 kilometersAt least in the french version, maybe it's different in other languages.
I don't think the German version has a conversion. I'm not sure, though. I won't touch that stuff even with an 11-foot pole.
The German PF book continues the long, and deeply entrenched tradition of having crappy localisations.
We Poles use the metric system ... most of us are between 1,5 and 2 meters. ;)
We Poles use the metric system ... most of us are between 1,5 and 2 meters. ;)How many metres is your 11-foot pole?1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute milesThe official D&D conversion rating is :
1 mile = exactly 1.5 kilometersAt least in the french version, maybe it's different in other languages.
I don't think the German version has a conversion. I'm not sure, though. I won't touch that stuff even with an 11-foot pole.
The German PF book continues the long, and deeply entrenched tradition of having crappy localisations.
A 2 metre Pole with 11 feet? You must be an Eidolon. 8P How many evolution points did your 11 feet cost?
The alchemist has a potion of Shield, which seems to imply that potions of Shield are O.K. to make (at least for alchemists).Huh, interesting. Maybe they meant it was an extract?I don't think so; his prepared extracts are Enlarge Person and True Strike.
Because Potions of Shield are a must-buy item if they're actually allowed. Making Infusions of Shield is pretty much the most powerful thing my Alchemist does, and I spent a Discovery for it.Now I'm wondering about potions of Mirror Image...
At d20pfsrd.com under the Brew Potion section of the Alchemist write up it states:
An alchemist can brew potions of any formulae he knows (up to 3rd level), using his alchemist level as his caster level.
And an alchemist has Shield as a formulae, so he can brew potions of shield.
How many metres is your 11-foot pole?1 kilometre = 1000 metres
approximately 0.621 statute milesThe official D&D conversion rating is :
1 mile = exactly 1.5 kilometersAt least in the french version, maybe it's different in other languages.
I don't think the German version has a conversion. I'm not sure, though. I won't touch that stuff even with an 11-foot pole.
The German PF book continues the long, and deeply entrenched tradition of having crappy localisations.
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At d20pfsrd.com under the Brew Potion section of the Alchemist write up it states:
An alchemist can brew potions of any formulae he knows (up to 3rd level), using his alchemist level as his caster level.
And an alchemist has Shield as a formulae, so he can brew potions of shield.
Right. But it wasn't obvious (to me, anyway) that the alchemist can brew potions of any formulae he knows notwithstanding the usual rules on potions. So I guess potions of True Strike and False Life will be expressly permitted.
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How about the US agrees to adopt the metric system in return for Europe agreeing to use a point/period as the decimal divider instead of a comma? That way everyone is equally mixed up for a while.3,3528
How many metres is your 11-foot pole?
That is a logical and fair trade, methinks. I hate it when I'm reading something on a European site and I can't tell the difference between 3056 and 3.056. Decimal point > comma.