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Now that the alchemical manuals PFS legal
Now ill admit this is kind of a rant, but it's still a legitimate question too.
There are slow burn arrows - 1 round after the ignite and do 1d6 fire to the target on your next round, nice.
There are raining arrows - Containing a vial of holy water that bursts on delivery.
Nice, nice.
But where are the SELF-LIGHTING SMOKESTICK ARROWS?
You know - smokestick arrow with a minute pocket of magnesium or alchemical fire? Deploys smoke in the same round or the next one?
Why is the smoke stick arrow radius smaller, when the description says it is a full sized smoke stick made into an arrow?
Where are the Alchemist Acid and Fire arrows?
You know - like the raining arrow, but, um change the insides?
I mean - at 100gp a pop - you wont be hurling these all day, but.
I mean, when I play my archer, I'm a turret
Turret's gotta have options.
DO they overlook these basic steps and place the working components in the same game, doing different things (holy water, fire the NEXT round)
but not combine them into a simple functioning whole
just to frustrate me?
Its like "coming soon, baby carriage - now with room for baby!"
Is there any way to get someone to address this problem or should I just wait till 2016 for it to be PFS legal?
Sorry but this is the card game discussion I think you are a bit lost. Try posting this elsewhere if you want a proper response.
