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I think that it's more the issue of size increasing.Poor Butchering Axe ;_;It's only crime was delivering an extra 3.5 damage on average for the cost of a feat :(
And that the item presents rules for being wielded when you're small or medium, but not large.
As a houserule we require a large version of the axe to require a 21 Str.
Reasonable extrapolation, but without it you'd have Str 17 medium-sized characters enlarging themselves to Str 19 so they don't take the penalty.
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I wouldn't hold your breath on this curse, above or below water. Our assessment was that a curse that compels a player to shout and sing is far from promoting a consistently positive play experience when gaming with strangers and or in a public play environment.
Perhaps issue boons based on a singing competition? :)
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Alas... In Play-by-Post it would be amazing.
Sigh. I concede your point for in person play, though. Filking on demand can be tough. I'll just have to convince some GM to run a set of modules for me Campaign Mode at some point. The world can never have too many PbP musicals, John.
Thank you for the quick answer, even if it wasn't what I wanted to hear.
Hugs,
Hmm
Truth be told it is a bit perplexing because there is a ton of mechanics that if you ever stopped and thought about it are disruptive to a table. It's one of those things that are better handled with a blanket policy than cherry picking.
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"disruptive to the table" mechanics versus "getting kicked out of public venues" is not the same thing.
Actually the point still stands given that your comment reminded me that there are a bunch of scenarios where the thought process upon reading them is,"How did you think you weren't going to get someone kicked out of a venue while you were writing it?".
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Alas... In Play-by-Post it would be amazing.
Sigh. I concede your point for in person play, though. Filking on demand can be tough. I'll just have to convince some GM to run a set of modules for me Campaign Mode at some point. The world can never have too many PbP musicals, John.
Thank you for the quick answer, even if it wasn't what I wanted to hear.
Hugs,
Hmm
This, right here, is almost temptation enough to start running PbP. But first I have to PLAY the format before I try to RUN the format... I should get on that.
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For the Electric Eel Style line of feats, it says in the book that, "The following style feats are available to locathahs." However, it's not mentioned as a prerequisite for the feat, and they're listed as being allowed...am I correct in presuming that a member of any race can take these feats?
Anyone with a racial swim speed.
Pathfinder Player Companion: Blood of the Sea
This book presents lots of new rules for locathahs, gillmen, merfolk, and a host of other creatures that aren’t playable races in Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild—at least not at this time. Rather than ban large portions of the book, we’ve opened up many of these race-specific options for any PC whose race grants a natural swim speed, such as naiads and undines. Should we later introduce other such races, they would also qualify.
EDIT: Although Additional Resources doesn't seem to contain the language John describes.