Fiery Leopard from Plaguestone? It's a unique creature you can get as an animal companion.
For Organized Play, you can find the Chronicle sheet that gives it as a boon here.
Surprisingly, that specific variation of the leopard doesn't appear on the Archives of Nethys. You will need to find a copy of the adventure to get its stats.
Fiery Leopard PF Easy Tools has most creatures in scenarios and adventures.
If you want to get a less unique and still valid fiery cat companion look at the elemental infusion in lost omens legends, there you got an alternate elemental upgrade path for all your companions (as long as the gm allows it)
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It's a leopard...that's on fire...
This is the level of creativity that we're spending our money on???
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It's a leopard...that's on fire...
This is the level of creativity that we're spending our money on???
Well yeah! Who wants to have to buy oil and spend actions to pour it over your cat animal companion and light it when you can get all that for FREE with no effort. ;)
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My main gripe with this from an organized play perspective is that the creature is supposed to be Unique, meaning there is only one of them, yeah?
Well, FoP is one of the most played modules for PFS and nearly all Characters who currently do, or will at some point gain the Animal Companion feature will end up taking this as their AC. I've already seen it in practice during a local/remote game what with the lockdown still impacting stores where at one game two players had the Fiery Leopard, and at another one with 6 players a whopping three Fiery Leopards were being used, it srikes me as a bit odd.
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Well in PFS1 there was Riddywhimple (sp?), an intelligent unlocked familiar who kept meeting himself. A couple of us in this area had fun RPing that since the creature has a distinct personality.
There are similar issues with unique items on sheets and even unique experiences that one shares with adventurers who hadn't been there.
Reminds me of a PC who'd lost a charming NPC in one adventure then ran into her in a later one.
PC1: "You're alive!" *hugs*
PC2: "You died?" (Had played same adventure, but she'd lived.)
NPC: "I guess so."
Reminds me of a PC who'd lost a charming NPC in one adventure then ran into her in a later one.
PC1: "You're alive!" *hugs*
PC2: "You died?" (Had played same adventure, but she'd lived.)
NPC: "I guess so."
LOL.
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Well in PFS1 there was Riddywhimple (sp?), an intelligent unlocked familiar who kept meeting himself. A couple of us in this area had fun RPing that since the creature has a distinct personality.
There are similar issues with unique items on sheets and even unique experiences that one shares with adventurers who hadn't been there.
Reminds me of a PC who'd lost a charming NPC in one adventure then ran into her in a later one.
PC1: "You're alive!" *hugs*
PC2: "You died?" (Had played same adventure, but she'd lived.)
NPC: "I guess so."
NPC: "I got better."
is it possible to add other unique companions as fiery leopard ?
Are there an explained way in the fall of plaguestone ?
That would be a job for homebrew rules. Fall of Plaguestone does not include any kind of system for creating or accessing unique companions. It just includes stats for one that is present in that adventure.
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For Organized Play, you can find the Chronicle sheet that gives it as a boon here.
Surprisingly, that specific variation of the leopard doesn't appear on the Archives of Nethys. You will need to find a copy of the adventure to get its stats.
It is in on Archives of Nethys. You just need to go to the Animal Companion section, then click on "unique companions" and it is the only one listed since it is the only unique companion currently released.