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I've been told that Resonant Powers of Ioun Stones are allowed in PFS. Is this true? If so, how does this even work? How do you handle the "only a certain percent of stones get resonant powers" deal?
The Resonant Powers are awesome, so I'd love to have this be legal. But with so much uncertainty in its mechanics, I have my doubts that I was well-informed on this matter.
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PFS Additional Resources is your first stop for any such question (or second, if you haven't yet downloaded the Guide to PFS Organised Play).
You must bring a copy of Seekers of Secrets to the game to use any resonant powers. 100% of normal ioun stones have resonance if placed in a wayfinder, 0% of damaged stones do. You find the resonant effect by method 1 (standard effect for each type of stone), not method 2 (random roll).
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You must bring a copy of Seekers of Secrets to the game to use any resonant powers. 100% of normal ioun stones have resonance if placed in a wayfinder, 0% of damaged stones do. You find the resonant effect by method 1 (standard effect for each type of stone), not method 2 (random roll).
Or Pathfinder Society Primer for ioun stones described in that book.
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PFS Additional Resources is your first stop for any such question (or second, if you haven't yet downloaded the Guide to PFS Organised Play).
You must bring a copy of Seekers of Secrets to the game to use any resonant powers. 100% of normal ioun stones have resonance if placed in a wayfinder, 0% of damaged stones do. You find the resonant effect by method 1 (standard effect for each type of stone), not method 2 (random roll).
Awesome. Thanks for the info.