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If your GM is allowing 3.5 items in their Pathfinder game (Celestial Plate is not a Pathfinder item) then it should work, pending their approval.
It claims its from a PF module Skeletons of Scarwall.
Not saying you are wrong, I'm curious as to what I'm reading, its quite possible I'm mistaken and I could learn something from this. Is it not a "PF legal" module or something? (I'm not goung to even ask if its PFS legal)
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If your GM is allowing 3.5 items in their Pathfinder game (Celestial Plate is not a Pathfinder item) then it should work, pending their approval.It claims its from a PF module Skeletons of Scarwall.
Not saying you are wrong, I'm curious as to what I'm reading, its quite possible I'm mistaken and I could learn something from this. Is it not a "PF legal" module or something? (I'm not goung to even ask if its PFS legal)
Skeletons of Scarwall is a very old module, from back when Pathfinder was just a campaign setting and not a separate game system from 3.5.
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Skeletons of Scarwall is a very old module, from back when Pathfinder was just a campaign setting and not a separate game system from 3.5.If your GM is allowing 3.5 items in their Pathfinder game (Celestial Plate is not a Pathfinder item) then it should work, pending their approval.It claims its from a PF module Skeletons of Scarwall.
Not saying you are wrong, I'm curious as to what I'm reading, its quite possible I'm mistaken and I could learn something from this. Is it not a "PF legal" module or something? (I'm not goung to even ask if its PFS legal)
Thank you, that makes so much sense and is very helpful
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Possible? Heretical? What armor proficiency is needed? What bonus does it provide to Bulette Rampage? What are it's stats?
Seems like it would work. +10 AC before enhancement bonus, +4 max dex, -3ACP, 45lbs, Heavy Armor. Right?
Don't forget:
Drawback
Double-plated armor’s armor category (light, medium, or heavy) is considered to be one heavier. Heavy armor that has the modification added to it is too restrictive to use without the Armor Adept (double-plated) feat (see page 11).
Full Plate is heavy, so you need a feat to use double plated full plate.
/cevah
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