Fey Founding and Ripsaw Glaive Legal?

[Lemartes]

I can't see anything showing these as illegal but YAPCG isn't showing these with the PFS rules turned on. At least I think that might be the reason.

So are they legal? Thanks. :)

[Wei Ji the Learner]

Last I heard Fey Foundling was an exceptionally popular choice for individuals that required healing (read: 'tanks').

Am not familiar with Ripsaw Glaive, so cannot comment on that one.

[Kyrie Ebonblade,]

It's in the he Gnomes of Golarian and another book. It is legal

The other book is Inner Sea Races I THINK

[I'm Hiding In Your Closet]

Fey Foundling is from the Inner Sea World Guide. My Cavalier has it.

[Lemartes]

So both legal thanks.

It's for a Gnome Paladin. :)

[Lemartes]

Fey Foundling...duh...I was reading that wrong all this time. :(

[Fromper]

Whenever you have a question about whether or not something is legal for PFS, check the Additional Resources page. It's sorted by book, so just look up the book that the feat or item comes from. And since you're required to own the book to use it in PFS, you'd better know what book it is. :)

[Nefreet]

And you'd presumably know what page it was on, too.

[Lemartes]

I did check the resources page I was just unsure if I missed something or not as it didn't jive with my sheet.

I own both the Inner Sea World Guide and the Adventures Armory 2.

Another question and I found nothing on this in the guide. I assume you don't get a free outfit less then 10 gp like in normal Pathfinder?

[Nefreet]

You do.

Why would you think not?

[Lemartes]

I didn't see anything in the guide saying so. I know it say so in the core rules. I just assumed that since wealth is handled differently in PFS that I should ask and be 100% sure. Thanks. :)

[Fromper]

Adventurer's Armory 2 isn't in the Additional Resources yet. So nothing from that book is PFS legal, unless it appeared in a previous book that made it legal.

[Lemartes]

Gnomes of Golarion.