Harrowed, Harrowed Summing a Harrow Deck and PFS

[Lexica Rose]

Hey Gang!

I have a question about what is legal in PFS with a real Harrow deck. I picked up a harrow handbook and a harrow deck and set to making a new pfs toon.

I was using hero lab with the harrow handbook, iswg, etc. selected. I was looking at Harrowed and Harrowed Summoning, among other aspects of harrowing, and most of it is not pfs legal in hero lab. Did I miss an extra box? Like "true harrow deck"?

Harrowed summoning is the only feat on page 14 and its legal. It dose require a prerequisite feat of Harrowed, (inner sea wold guide)..... not legal? Or is it legal because I have a true harrow deck?

I might be just supper confused with all the lawyer talk about owning a real deck.

PFS resource wrote:

Pathfinder Player Companion: Harrow Handbook

Note: The Harrow deck, and any use of it with archetypes, bloodlines, orders, equipment, feats, hexes, masterpieces, mysteries, spells, or traits, may be used if it is an actual Harrow deck. Any alternative means to simulate the Harrow deck usage, such as a normal deck of cards or dice, is not legal for play. Archetypes: the archetypes on page 7, 13, 15, 22, and 24-25 are legal for play. The Harrrow vexed spellblight is not legal for play; Bloodline: the bloodline on pages 28-29 is legal for play; Cavalier Order: the order on page 18 is legal for play; Equipment: all equipment on pages 30-31 is legal for play except snakebite dagger; Feats: all feats on pages 14-15 and 19 are legal for play; Hexes: all hexes on page 15 are legal for play; Masterpieces: all masterpieces on page 21 are legal for play; Mystery: the mystery on pages 26-27 is legal for play; Spells: all spells on pages 9 are legal for play; Talents: all talents on page 20-21 are legal for play except grig jig.

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Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea World Guide

Domains: Scalykind and Void domains; Equipment: all weapons, armor, and adventuring gear on pages 290–293 with the following restrictions: No character may purchase a firearm unless she possesses the Gunsmithing feat and firearms are never considered Always Available. The Harrow deck may be used if it is an actual Harrow deck. Any alternative means to simulate the Harrow deck usage, such as a normal deck of cards or dice, is not legal; Feats: all feats on pages 284–289 except Eye of the Arclord, Fortune Teller, Hamatulatsu, Harrowed, and Shade of the Uskwood. For the Cypher Magic feat, replace the Scribe Scroll prerequisite with Spell Focus; Gods: All gods listed in the tables on pages 229, 231, and 234; Languages: all languages on page 251 may be learned via the Linguistics skill; Magic Items: goz mask, unguent of revivification, wayfinder, zoic fetish; Prestige Classes: Harrower, Hellknight, Low Templar; Note: to use the abilities from the Harrower prestige class, only a Harrow deck may be used. Any alternative means to simulate the Harrow deck, such as a normal deck of cards or dice, is not legal; Races: All human ethnicities are legal except Azlanti, humans begin play knowing all listed languages for their chosen ethnicity as racial languages; Spells: all spells on pages 294–297 except harrowing, extraplanetary teleport, and teleport trap

[Jeff Merola]

This sounds like a problem you should bring up with Lone Wolf, as it seems like an error with Hero Lab.

[Cindrana Longroad]

If you read the quoted material., you'd see the Harrowed feat is still listed as being illegal despite Mikes posts in the past.

I think the OP was looking for some clarification as to that. Additionally, Hero Lab will want citations from Additional Resources before they fix it.

[Jeff Merola]

Right, I forgot to comment on that. Mike's said it's legal (so it's legal), it just needs to be updated on the Additional Resources page.

[Lexica Rose]

Thank you guys so much! Adding mike to my search did wonders!

Heck ya! Time to bring the Harrow to life!