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Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Magic
Equipment: riffle scrolls (any spell augmented by the Silent Spell metamagic feat; price equals the spell's effective level x the caster's level x 25 gp); Feats: all feats on pages 10 and 15; Prestige Classes: A cyphermage replaces any Spell Focus feat for Scribe Scroll as a prerequisite, and may not choose the swift scrivener ability from the list of available cypher lore; the divine scion functions as written; Spells: all spells in chapter 5 except impart mind, and spellscar Other: all magical tattoos on page 16, both the spellscar and outer rifts oracle mysteries on pages 30–31 (the spellscar oracle does not gain access to the eldritch scar, primal mastery, or trigger primal magic event revelations), all archetypes on pages 32–43 except the primalist wizard archetype, with the following restrictions: only elves may be spire defender magi, a tattooed sorcerer may only use her create spell tattoo power during days spent in play (ie. not between scenarios), a vampire hunter inquisitor does not gain the silversmith ability, instead replacing detect alignment with detect undead; the Varisian Pilgrim does not replace her 8th-level domain power with Blessing of the Harrow.
No mention is made of the Thassilonian Magic.
Edit: Corrected source.
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There's a boon reward from
** spoiler omitted **
That makes the thassilonian specialist wizard option from Inner Sea Magic legal.
*Jaw drops*
It actually happened? And I didn't have to transfer millions of dollars into Mike Brock's or Vic's bank account? Sweet!
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Start a new character that way. You don't need a con boon to get it, it's a boon in a later scenario for season 4.
I would think that the PC who can earn it needs to have survived the scenario, though.
I believe that there has been some talk of the mortality rates for that scenario already...
Don't read the spoiler. Really. It can cause pain.
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Depending on what Traits from Ultimate Campaign are allowed, there's a Magic Trait that lets you use Intelligence instead of Charisma for Use Magic Device. If you're also a follower of Nethys, there's a Religion Trait that lets you treat Use Magic Device as a class skill. Combine the two, and your Thassilonion Specialist has a pretty good shot at using spell-trigger and spell completion items.
I'm crossing my fingers...
Back in the day, that's how ALL specialists ran. And they didn't get any extra bonus for it, either.
Bit of a necro, but in 3.5 you got to choose what schools you wanted to forbid making it an easier choice. Spell bloat made conjuration and transmutation go too, and a few of the schools lagged behind(enchantment still does) and were easy to pick to forbid. What really makes the Thassilonian magic rough is that you don't get to pick what schools you take and leave. They're prepicked for you.
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Wearing armour lowered our AC, and we liked it!
I remember using uneven sided rocks for dice and using dinosaurs as dragons when we larped. Those were the days.
