I can't seem to completely figure out how to level up.

[Mastodon]

I have a now 2nd level Half-Orc Barbarian. I have selected a rage power, added to my BAB, added to my Fortitude save, and recorded uncanny dodge as a new feat. I have also allocated my skill points that I gained this level and added +1 to my health for adding a level in my favored class. I don't know if I am missing anything, someone at my table yesterday was talking about adding half my hit die to my health but I'm not sure if that's true. Basically I just want to know if I am missing anything and make sure I'm not breaking any rules.

Also please forgive me if I am posting in the wrong sub forum. I have never posted here before.

[Mauril]

You should also roll for hit points. As a barbarian, you have a d12 hit die. Every time you gain a level, you roll 1d12 and add your Constitution modifier to the roll. You then add this total to your total hit points.

Some GMs have different rules on hit points, with a common one being "don't roll for hit points, just add half your hit die + CON", so make sure your GM isn't using a houserule like that.

The only other thing is that Uncanny Dodge isn't a feat, but rather an ability, but that's mostly just a naming thing. Otherwise it looks like you've got everything covered. Happy adventuring!

[Lathiira]

When you level up, you also gain hp. Depending on the rules your group uses, you would also normally roll 1d12 (as you are a barbarian who gained a level in the barbarian class, which uses d12's), add your Constitution bonus (if any), and add that to your previously existing hp total. So if you rolled a 6, you would then add your Constitution bonus to that (let's say, oh, 2, from a 14 Constitution), get 8. Add that 8 to your hp total.

Also, just for the record, uncanny dodge is not a feat; it's a class ability. Feats are listed in the 'Feats' section of the Core Rulebook. It's sometimes hard to keep track of, I admit.

Edit: Ninja'd by a winged ape named after an NPC from Toril :)

[Mastodon]

Thank you both you're extremely helpful.
What would the rules for Pathfinder Society Organized Play be on HP on level up? I couldn't find them in the Guide to Organized Play.

[Joana]

Actually, you don't roll for HP in Society play, do you? I thought you took half plus one.

EDIT: Yeah, it's under Hit Points in the Guide to Organized Play. There's a table. Barbarians get a flat 7 hp at each new level, plus your Con bonus, favored class bonus, whatever else you might have (Toughness, etc.)

[Chemlak]

I do not play PFS, so I'm not the best person to answer, but I understand that characters gain hit points equal to the Hit Die average rounded up. Which for a Barbarian would be 7 (HD is d12, average of 6.5, rounds up to 7). Add to this your Con bonus, plus any bonus from favoured class (which the OP noted he'd already done).

[Marc Radle]

Mastodon wrote:

Thank you both you're extremely helpful.

What would the rules for Pathfinder Society Organized Play be on HP on level up? I couldn't find them in the Guide to Organized Play.

Hi there!

As a general rule, you can(and should)ask PFS specific questions in the actual PFS forums (scroll down toward the bottom of the forums)