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Heh, was kinda surprised to see that old thread of mine resurface...
Yes, you can have cold iron bullets, as well as cold iron alchemical cartridges; these follow the standard special materials rules, and a cold iron cartridge is no more a "custom item" than a cold iron short sword.
EDIT: You don't need to worry about the paper or the like for making alchemical cartridges with special materials; you just use the special material rules to have the BULLET made out of the material.
You may have missed the most recent comment by Mike Brock indicating that such special material cartridges are considered custom crafted items in PFS.
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HERE you go, Camdian.
Very nice Sir! I'm guessing the "per bullet" cost and availability applies equally to a "per handful of pellets"?
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Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.
Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
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Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
Pfft, Real men have a wand of Abundant Ammo and use a cracked Ioun stone to hold it.
Venture-Captain, California—San Francisco Bay Area North & East
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Pfft, Real men have a wand of Abundant Ammo and use a cracked Ioun stone to hold it.Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
But you still need to buy enough ammo to last you through a full turn.
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Pfft, Real men have a wand of Abundant Ammo and use a cracked Ioun stone to hold it.Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
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Pfft, Real men have a wand of Abundant Ammo and use a cracked Ioun stone to hold it.Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
which Ioun Stone lets you hold a wand?
...and I'm sure you have a trick to let you cast from it without wasting skill points in UMD or taking a wiz dip hmmmmmmm? :)
Pfft, Real men have a wand of Abundant Ammo and use a cracked Ioun stone to hold it.Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
which Ioun Stone lets you hold a wand?
...and I'm sure you have a trick to let you cast from it without wasting skill points in UMD or taking a wiz dip hmmmmmmm? :)
None, it was a turn of phrase, a cracked vibrant purple Ioun stone allows you to store a single spell (level 1 I think, but could be wrong) like a ring of spell storing.
You can activate it as a standard action, no attack of opportunity, no risk of failing a UMD and you don't have to hold a wand in your hand.
So pick up wand, at the start of every scenario cast wands spell into stone, and then use stone during mission.
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Venture-Captain, California—San Francisco Bay Area North & East
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Pfft, Real men have a wand of Abundant Ammo and use a cracked Ioun stone to hold it.Indeed, though I honestly just forgot to include them in the list.Nefreet - using the prices you calculated, I made an ammo tracker that I print out and keep with any of my characters who have firearms. I figured I should post the link to share in case anyone else can find it useful.
Enjoy!
which Ioun Stone lets you hold a wand?
...and I'm sure you have a trick to let you cast from it without wasting skill points in UMD or taking a wiz dip hmmmmmmm? :)
None, it was a turn of phrase, a cracked vibrant purple Ioun stone allows you to store a single spell (level 1 I think, but could be wrong) like a ring of spell storing.
You can activate it as a standard action, no attack of opportunity, no risk of failing a UMD and you don't have to hold a wand in your hand.
So pick up wand, at the start of every scenario cast wands spell into stone, and then use stone during mission.
Missed a step - hand the wand to a caster in the party to have him charge the stone. And re-fill it after every fight.
I found this as a nice self-handicap with my musket master. She could generally kill something in a round, and had very high initiative. While going first and killing the thing is efficient, it's not much fun for other players or the GM. Spending my first turn on the stone let everyone get to go before I started killing things.
Now if things were in a hurry, I can skip the stone and go with my +19 init mod when needed...
On the subject of ammo types though. Your (gunslinger) knowledge check question should always be DR. If you fail it, burst fire. One ammo of each type, see which one takes the best. Have it always be the same sequence (cold, silver, adamantine, e.bronze) and you'll never have to worry about separating player knowledge from character knowledge.
