In the adventure path, Summerborn can exist comfortably in 90° to 140°F
In People of the Stars, it's 90° to 110°F
Adventure Path Winterborn are 40° to -20°F
PoS is 40° to 0°F.
Which one takes precedence, Frozen Stars or People of the Stars?
Generally, the most recent book is considered the most accurate.
Yep, and that'd make the People of the Stars' numbers the default ones unless they errata/FAQ it.
Yep, and that'd make the People of the Stars' numbers the default ones unless they errata/FAQ it.Generally, the most recent book is considered the most accurate.
Where would such errata/FAQs be found?
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Where would such errata/FAQs be found?Yep, and that'd make the People of the Stars' numbers the default ones unless they errata/FAQ it.Generally, the most recent book is considered the most accurate.
The newer material being the most accurate is a general principle of Paizo, from what several people have said here, including James Jacobs as I recall. I did not find errata specifically for this product on the resources page.
The newer material being the most accurate is a general principle of Paizo, from what several people have said here, including James Jacobs as I recall. I did not find errata specifically for this product on the resources page.Where would such errata/FAQs be found?Yep, and that'd make the People of the Stars' numbers the default ones unless they errata/FAQ it.Generally, the most recent book is considered the most accurate.
Thanks. Where would I find normal temperature tolerance, for comparison?
Look in the PRD under Environmental Rules. Look to your left and click Rules Archive (PRD). Look under Cold Dangers and Heat Dangers.
Or if you can't find it, copy this. http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd
Ah, that clears it all up, thx. Triaxians are tolerant of temps 1 step more severe than normal, changed from 2 steps in the adventure path.