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I'm considering making a gnome trapsmith rogue for pathfinder society....
1. Did I miss the rule somewhere saying I can't do this?
2. My understanding of the Quick Trapsmith rogue talent is that I can take a full-round action to place a trap (I'll mostly be using bear traps since they are the only traps w/o ridiculous prices) in a location... at which point it will go off if someone is standing in that location?
3. if they fail there DC for Perception on the trap... do I get sneak attack damage on the attack roll?
4. will this idea be fun? My other two characters are lvl 3 and 4 (barbarian and wizard) and they are totally legit... this gnome is just going to be fun to play =D

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It appears legal enough; except part 3. Why do you have the impression you get to add sneak attack damage to traps? Please point it out for me.
I'm making an attack roll with a trap and they are flat footed...
I know this one is debatable I was just trying to find some RAW one way or the other.
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Diego Winterborg wrote:It appears legal enough; except part 3. Why do you have the impression you get to add sneak attack damage to traps? Please point it out for me.I'm making an attack roll with a trap and they are flat footed...
I know this one is debatable I was just trying to find some RAW one way or the other.
If you made a trap that has a Attack roll, it is the Trap making the Attack roll not you.
Anyway, this is a Pathfinder RPG rules question, not a PFS question. You would get more people to answer it if you put it in the RUles forum not the PFS forum.

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Mcarvin wrote:Diego Winterborg wrote:It appears legal enough; except part 3. Why do you have the impression you get to add sneak attack damage to traps? Please point it out for me.I'm making an attack roll with a trap and they are flat footed...
I know this one is debatable I was just trying to find some RAW one way or the other.If you made a trap that has a Attack roll, it is the Trap making the Attack roll not you.
Anyway, this is a Pathfinder RPG rules question, not a PFS question. You would get more people to answer it if you put it in the RUles forum not the PFS forum.
+1
You ninja'd my response. The player may be making the roll, the trap is making the attack.