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That thread makes me a sad panda.
I just read that thread, and my faith in humanity (teetering at a tenuous -9 hit points) just failed its stabilization check.
Chris Mortika said that if a paladin uses the Feint combat maneuver, he should lose all his paladin powers.
...I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
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"Chris Mortika said that if a paladin uses the Feint combat maneuver, he should lose all his paladin powers."
LULZ. Player griefing at its finest. News flash: paladins, particularly in season 6, are not so great as to warrant all this hysteria. There is a reason I'm liking running more and more. I can assure that players don't get griefed at tables I run.
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"Chris Mortika said that if a paladin uses the Feint combat maneuver, he should lose all his paladin powers."
LULZ. Player griefing at its finest. News flash: paladins, particularly in season 6, are not so great as to warrant all this hysteria. There is a reason I'm liking running more and more. I can assure that players don't get griefed at tables I run.
Well, unless they're paladins with an Animal Companion, of course :-) :-) :-).
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So, release it, and get its (almost) identical twin, which can have its feats modified. At 6th level, you can pretty much get it fully trained from the get-go, anyhow, all bonus tricks trained by default, and 6 ranks in Handle Animal to train the Int 2 set of six tricks...Animal companion can not retrain, as they don't have prestige points to spend.Well in that case it's possible to retrain the 5th level feat into it at 6th level.Improved Natural Armour doesn't have a BAB requirement.I'm pretty sure Improved NA references Improved Natural Attack.
Yes, that's perfectly applicable for tricks which don't have BAB requirements. However, for feats, even if you get your pet at lvl 6, it still leveled up naturally from 1-5 and thus gets its feat at 5th level and couldn't have Improved Natural Attack before level 8.
Just like you can't make a cleric, skip your feat at first level, then take Power Attack at lvl 2, neither can a pet get INA at lvl 6.
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Well, unless they're paladins with an Animal Companion, of course :-) :-) :-)."Chris Mortika said that if a paladin uses the Feint combat maneuver, he should lose all his paladin powers."
LULZ. Player griefing at its finest. News flash: paladins, particularly in season 6, are not so great as to warrant all this hysteria. There is a reason I'm liking running more and more. I can assure that players don't get griefed at tables I run.
No animal companions were killed when I ran King of Storval Stairs. So not even paladins with animal companions.
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.... one of the characters is a drug dealer, and we're supposed to uphold an investigation.The character itself or the player? Talk about awkward...
The character. It ended up quite humorous, as since it was a multi table scenario, he started taunting the other tables while we were waiting for them to catch up to us.
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You remember that you're general asocial and were insane enough to offer yourself as a con-GM. Meaning you're GMing for people you don't know. At all...
... .... ... runinng an Emerald Spire Endurance run at a con in a couple of weeks, my first PFS GM experience outside of my usual group ... I am not really worried since I have a couple of good players / GMs with me.
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Doesn't help a Cavalier much.Hosteling seems overpriced to me. I LOVE the flavor/effect of your companion becoming heraldry, but 7.5 k buys you a LOT of scrolls of carry companion before you break even.
It does. A VERY overlooked option in pfs is to buy an item, hand it to a party member and say "hey, can you use this for me?" The spell is on nearly every spell list. It would be very rare to have a party with no one that could cast it natively or VIA UMD. Its why a monks first purchase should be a wand of mage armor even if they have the UMD score of a bookend.
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You set up your GM screen; your module is printed and highlighted for the important bits; you've printed out every important NPC's character sheet; you've pre-signed all of the Chronicle sheets.
Then you look over the table as the players place their miniatures. Six combat-trained Tigers to go with the six players. And an eidolon (bipedal skill monkey). And two familiars (oh, but they're non-combat). And three horses. Then, two of the casters have five various "Summon Monster" scrolls they're letting you know about ahead of time.
What you thought was going to be a relatively enjoyable GM'ing session can now be compared to a football team trampsing through a scenario.
-- Steve Mulhern
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Doesn't help a Cavalier much.Hosteling seems overpriced to me. I LOVE the flavor/effect of your companion becoming heraldry, but 7.5 k buys you a LOT of scrolls of carry companion before you break even.
It does. A VERY overlooked option in pfs is to buy an item, hand it to a party member and say "hey, can you use this for me?" The spell is on nearly every spell list. It would be very rare to have a party with no one that could cast it natively or VIA UMD. Its why a monks first purchase should be a wand of mage armor even if they have the UMD score of a bookend.
Heh, it's target is "willing animal" not "your animal companion."
Even still, it's relying on someone else to [possibly, situation depending,] spend their first combat action making sure your animal is present (because the only person who can restore the animal is the "caster").
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... the GM mentions that's it's going to be an infiltration style scenario and there is a treesinger druid with a large treant and a hunter with a mammoth in fullplate who refuse to leave their companions behind.Hey! >:(
Dont worry. I still love you. So does the succubus.
My table however is traumatized for life.