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They basically get to pick any existing stave in a book, and can purchase it at cost. Besides the required feat to craft a staff, you must meet all the other requirements, such as caster level, etc.
Just to be clear, you have to meet the requirements for the crafting feat, but the feat itself is not required.
A wizard can add additional magic abilities to his bonded object as if he has the required item creation feats and if he meets the level prerequisites of the feat. For example, a wizard with a bonded dagger must be at least 5th level to add magic abilities to the dagger (see the Craft Magic Arms and Armor feat in Feats).
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If it makes you happier, calculate the price based on the weight of the mithral replacement item, not on the weight of the original item. Of course in that case you're going to have to use a price-per-pound for mithral of twice the one quoted in the rulebook ...
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The problem right now regarding Mithral is that some items in newer books are priced off of the half weight, but the rules imply it's priced off the original weight. For now, until an FAQ is issued, you're safer going with the higher cost. If the Development team rules that we should go with the lesser cost, I'd imagine you could get a partial refund.
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As you can see from HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE, and in many other threads, this is most certainly a Frequently Asked Question.
Let's not bog down this thread with it.
The safest course of action is to go with the higher price for now, and ask for a partial refund if the price gets lowered, like they did when the Amulet of Mighty Fists got a price reduction.
As good a place as any to ask this question.
Q-where can i find the rules/specifics about purchasing and adding an Ioun stone to my Wayfinder?
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As good a place as any to ask this question.
Q-where can i find the rules/specifics about purchasing and adding an Ioun stone to my Wayfinder?
Base rules on resonance of ioun stones can be found in Seeker of Secrets. It's currently out of print, and can only be bought in PDF format. At least from here, you might find a used copy on eBay or something.
Thanks. I have bought and printed the Seekers of Secrets PDF but haven't read all of it yet. I'll make that top priority reading tonight.
Is there a PFS legal way of getting a Buckler made of Darkwood? I'm really hurting on the weight limit here, and that's about all my Ranger can hold without hitting Medium encumbrance.
There [u]is[/u] a "darkwood buckler":
http://paizo.com/prd/magicItems/armor.html#darkwood-buckler
However, it's really a light shield. Only 2.5 lbs though.
-j
yep. mithral is the answer for bucklers
That makes my level one amount of gold sad :(
Ah well, I guess I'll just have to make do without the Buckler for a few scenarios then.
There [u]is[/u] a "darkwood buckler":
http://paizo.com/prd/magicItems/armor.html#darkwood-buckler
However, it's really a light shield. Only 2.5 lbs though.
-j
That's actually where I got the idea for an actual Buckler made of Darkwood. You see, the Ranger I'm attempting to outfit is an archer, and while the Darkwood Buckler is great, because it's actually a Light Shield, I'm not able to wield a 2H weapon while wearing it.
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I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes. I have a Wayfinder that already has the Jade upgrade from the Pathfinder Society Field Guide, allowing it to cast Guidance instead of Light. Can I still use the buy the Inherited vanity to add the Discerning vanity on this Wayfinder or does it only work if the other spell is Light?
Inherited (3 PP): A mentor or older relative who was a Pathfinder passed this wayfinder down to you, and it keeps a minor enchantment from its previous owner. When purchasing a wayfinder enhancement that would
normally replace the wayfinder's ability to cast light with the ability to cast a different spell, the wayfinder retains the ability to cast light, allowing it to cast two different 0-level spells.
Discerning (5 PP): This wayfinder functions as normal, except the user can cast detect magic at will in place of light.
Question: can one 'fix' an Ioun Stone? That is to say, can one upgrade from flawed/cracked to a proper Ioun Stone by paying the difference?
I don't believe you can do that by the RAW outside of PFS, so I don't think you can within it...
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I couldn't see that this had been answered in the thread so here is my question:
Can a Wizard with a bonded amulet upgrade it from Amulet of Spell Cunning to an Amulet of Spell Mastery as per the item creation rules for society ?
Or can even the wizard only upgrade items with a +X in its name ?
For me it would make sense that the wizard could do that upgrade as only he can get anything from those amulets
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So I would like to by something off a chronicle sheet that is...a named magic weapon with the broken condition.
Can I work up to it? Buy a +1 weapon, then add the next enchantment, then go to the named weapon? Or would it have to start off with the broken condition, just like it would have to start with the correct material? And if so, what does 'broken' do to the cost?
Silly question which has probably been covered numerous times.
Q.1 I have a +1 Adamantine Nodachi, can i add the "Called" property to it and what would the cost be? I'm not looking to make it a +2 weapon but would like to keep it at a +1 Called Adamantine Nodachi.
Q.2 Same goes for Armor. Can i add the "Called" property to my +1 Full Plate?
We've been attending alot of functions in PFS that require more "formal" attire and being a Tanky Paladin, not having my gear can get troublesome.
Though i don't mind living dangerously just not stupidly.
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Called is a +1 equivalent weapon enhancement, so a +1 Called Adamantine Nodachi would cost the exact same as a +2 Adamantine Nodachi. It is not a unique item so you can upgrade it just by paying the difference in price which would be 6,000gp.
There is no Called armor enhancement, but you could just get Glamered armor. Glamered will allow you to make your armor appear like clothing, and is only a 2,700gp upgrade.
Called is a +1 equivalent weapon enhancement, so a +1 Called Adamantine Nodachi would cost the exact same as a +2 Adamantine Nodachi. It is not a unique item so you can upgrade it just by paying the difference in price which would be 6,000gp.
There is no Called armor enhancement, but you could just get Glamered armor. Glamered will allow you to make your armor appear like clothing, and is only a 2,700gp upgrade.
Thanks for that.