Traveling Tank in PFS

[Blakeg]

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=1704
In the Lost Omens Travel Guide it lists the prices for the Tank (Stationary) and Tank (Traveling) and both on the aonsrd and in the book there is no description or rules for either.

I'm mainly wondering how or if they're applicable to Society play?

Per the sanctioning guidelines they should be available since they're common but they don't have a description, dimensions, or what the tank can hold.

Hypothetically if a druid shows up to a table with a shark in a traveling tank and hypothetically shoves the enemy into the tank would he be able to feed his friend?

Would he need to be a wrestler and somehow arc the throw?

Hungry sharks would like to know.

Alternatively I'm open to solutions involving the shark getting a laser beam attached.

[Tomppa]

The book doesn't give them any sort of descriptions or rules, they are just two entries in a list of equipment, none of which have any stats aside from cost.

The tanks are actually listed on p. 103 in "animal caretaking gear prices", along with a list of pet animals you can purchase. Character options page says: "As stated on page 103, the animals listed can be purchased as pets, but cannot be combat trained or contribute to combat in any way."

This probably means that the tanks are meant to be used as caretaking gear for the pet animals - tiny critters that don't have stats and don't contribute to combat - not for actual animal companions.

Given the page & the clarifcation, it doesn't seem like the tanks are supposed to be used in combat.

[Blakeg]

Thanks, I guess bringing your shark along was too much to ask for.

I can't be the only one to see the item and wonder though.... maybe they'll fix this obvious problem in the remaster :D

[Cordell Kintner]

I initially thought this was about the vehicle "tank", not a tank for liquid.

This is just a flavor item, in case you wanted to carry large amounts of liquid with you and needed an explanation on how you're transporting it. It would have little to no relevance in society play.

If you want to purchase a tank and bring a ton of beer with you on society adventures, go ahead, but I wouldn't expect any mechanical benefits from it.