I am always amused at the arrogance, the idea that a PC has come up with the prefect plan that no Runelord, Archdevil, wizard king of Azlant, drow matriarch or great wyrm dragon has ever conceived of.
True it's like they never go to an adventure before, and since the live for more than 100 year they don't need killer combos
I wish that Pathfinder create a campaign to defeat good, like angels to balance the game it's almost boring to always fight evil in every campaign s
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you can’t Fabricate a painting.Why not?
Fabricate
Components V, S, M (the original material, which costs the same amount as the raw materials required to craft the item to be created)
Target up to 10 cu. ft./level; see text
Duration instantaneousYou convert material of one sort into a product that is of the same material. Creatures or magic items cannot be created or transmuted by the fabricate spell. The quality of items made by this spell is commensurate with the quality of material used as the basis for the new fabrication. If you work with a mineral, the target is reduced to 1 cubic foot per level instead of 10 cubic feet.
You must make an appropriate Craft check to fabricate articles requiring a high degree of craftsmanship.
Casting requires 1 round per 10 cubic feet of material to be affected by the spell.
Mineral: a solid, naturally occurring inorganic substanceA painting seems like a valid product, the materials are cheap (and I don't think they'd count as minerals), the painting itself isn't a magic item, and most paintings aren't many cubic feet.
For starter, for the usual reason why most Fabricate tricks fail:
You convert material of one sort into a product that is of the same material.
Unless you are making a monochromatic painting, you aren't converting material of one sort, but several sorts of materials.
A monochromatic painting isn't a portrait unless the portraited creature is monochromatic.Second, you still need to make your craft (painting) check and hit 20. As casting a spell is a distracting activity you can't take 10, so you need a few tries, probably (or a high skill).
Fabricate is 5th level spell, so you can't cast it at level 5 unless you have a scroll. For sure you will not cast it a few hundreds of times.
It is a portrait, not a work of fantasy, so you need to have seen the original creature. Good luck seeing some decently powerful outsider at level 5 and survive.
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But aroden it self say that the god can die. Even if there are narrative or chopped off,a mortal can still kill a God.None of those have stats. They die due to narrative. Ydersius is still alive and wriggling around the Darklands even after both getting his head chopped off AND the events of Serpents' Skull.This character has hit points, and gods don't. Gods win.Still God can die.
Aroden,Acavna, Amaznen are dead. Ydersius a serpenforlk God die by the hand of Savith a fighter 20/champion 6Even is Pathfinder don't show you they stats it don't mean they don't have it,
Do you consider a rank 6 Mythic character a "mortal"?
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I am always amused at the arrogance, the idea that a PC has come up with the prefect plan that no Runelord, Archdevil, wizard king of Azlant, drow matriarch or great wyrm dragon has ever conceived of.True it's like they never go to an adventure before, and since the live for more than 100 year they don't need killer combos
I wish that Pathfinder create a campaign to defeat good, like angels to balance the game it's almost boring to always fight evil in every campaign s
A few of those exist, I would be interested in a high-quality campaign of law against chaos, with good and evil being secondary factors.
I tried that once with AD&D 2nd edition, with the big, monolithic, Lawful, and mostly evil human empire patterned on the Roman Empire against the Chaotic demihuman and humanoids tribes patterned on the Celtic tribes.
Elves and goblins fighting side by side against humans supremacists.
It was fun but I wasn't good enough as a GM to keep it running beyond level 10.
Probably Pathfinder and other games based on 3rd ed. D&D aren't appropriate for a scenario like that one as the characters rise in power too fast. 2nd ed. AD&D had a slower progression.
But aroden it self say that the god can die. Even if there are narrative or chopped off,a mortal can still kill a God.None of those have stats. They die due to narrative. Ydersius is still alive and wriggling around the Darklands even after both getting his head chopped off AND the events of Serpents' Skull.This character has hit points, and gods don't. Gods win.Still God can die.
Aroden,Acavna, Amaznen are dead. Ydersius a serpenforlk God die by the hand of Savith a fighter 20/champion 6Even is Pathfinder don't show you they stats it don't mean they don't have it,
Do you consider a rank 6 Mythic character a "mortal"?
Well next time I will plane shift to forgotten realms and steal cyric god bane sword to kill them all muahahaha
I wish that Pathfinder create a campaign to defeat good
Actually such an AP exists: Hell's Vengeance
According to the reviews it has some issues, but if a GM is motivated to address them and the players buy the "we are lawful evil" theme, it could be fun...
Some friends and their friends - I'm not in this game - are playing Kingmaker as a bunch of evil characters ranging from 'adventurer who does what it takes, no matter the cost' to 'mustache-twirling BBEG'. They've got at least two of the latter.
No. And since they've released an entirely new version of Pathfinder since then, they never will.
So we're left with the practical difficulties of creating these paintings, plus "this won't work due to intervention by the gods/the GM". Which isn't a sign of a well-defined game feature. But it's probably intended more as an option for NPCs than PCs anyway.
I wish that Pathfinder create a campaign to defeat good, like angels to balance the game it's almost boring to always fight evil in every campaign s
I warmly recommend Way of the Wicked, the most fun I have had as a GM in a long time. We have just finished book 3 where the players have slaughtered a valley full of paladins, archons, angels, azatas etc.
You start as a prisoners going to be executed for your crimes.In the end you will be the Evil Tyrants ruling their kingdom.
I mean...that and the fact that its from a very specific, niche book that honestly i doubt the majority of pathfinder players own. I expect most peoples exposure to it is from internet discussion and AoN rather than browsing horror adventures.