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If a characters uses an action to raise their shield in a given round they gain a +2 bonus to AC until the next round; If they have the Shield Block feat they get a reaction that allows them to use the shield to block damage. If the damage exceed the shields hardness both it and the character...

I guess it depends on what you feel makes you 'belong' to your race? Is being a master with dwarven weapon something that you feel all dwarves should have at 1st level? Or is it that they all have darkvision and are slower moving that others? They've tried to separate out what would be...

Perhaps this is what you need? http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/gamemastering.html

No, they generally don't. (though some assumptions have been made about stuff from Rise of the Runelords, Second Darkness, and Curse the Crimson Throne). They do it so you can run the APs in whatever order you want, and so their older books are invalidated every 6 months.

3 out of 5 rating for Council of Thieves Adventure Path Books 2 - 4 of this are really solid, 1's a little odd, and it sort of falls apart in 5 and 6. Well worth playing for book 2 alone.

Yup, I am as well. Just started the Rise of the Runelords anniversary edition, but some of my players having a baby has put a temporary hold on the game.

Which is also how PF does monster creation, pick a CR and there's a chart of where the various values should roughly be. This doesn't really work well with humanoid opponents because classed characters stats have to be "justified".

I'm the same, and yeah it doesn't work in IE 8. :eek:

But the longer it goes without that brand being the game being played by a person the less valuable it is as a brand to that person. I haven't bought and D&D branded material since just after the 4E launch (and that was 3.5 material I hadn't gotten previously) and have since moved onto PF, so...

It's generally not bad, I'd take a close look at the summoner (and it's various archtypes). I think it's a touch on the too powerful side for my liking, though you may not agree. I think there are some issues with some feats in the two Ultimate Books, so if your players are planning to use...

You can find the fix for that mid-way down this page: Paizo MB thread

Yes, though it raises the question as to why a given person isn't playing the playtest. By default it's probably going to be a relatively small subset of the gaming populous as a whole, but who's participating and why people choose to participate or not is somewhat important. Especially if...

And depending on how easy/hard it is to convert from PF to 5E, even if people don't come back they may keep buying the non-rules PF books.

The critical hit deck may also has some rules for this sort of stuff...

I think someone was doing something like that on the Paizo boards, so you might check there.