Recent content by RUMBLETiGER

As Tiefling Wizards, neither of the good alignment, both parents are open to bending the laws of reality to our whim. "Lawful" aligns more toward agreed upon social conventions, less to do with respecting the natural order of things.

Oh, it is absolutely so much more complicated than it needs to be, and totally open for the DM to make something go wrong. Both of those things are part of the fun! The goal is to accomplish with magic, something that is done mundanely.

Thanks for all the ideas! My character has been repeating the mantra all campaign, "Why do things mundanely when you can do it with magic!?" I hadn't considered the surrogate idea, and I really like it. It might be most easy for the two wizards to just transfer over the genetic contributions...

My group has been running a Pathfinder game for a while, we are all 14th level. I am playing a male tiefling Wizard, another player is playing a female tiefling Wizard, and at a time when the party was offered titles of nobility in a city, my Wizard proposed to the other one. The king married...

While I understand you are speaking for the general population, this is specifically for one LN contract-loving Tiefling Wizard PC to another LE, Tiefling Wizard PC in a state run, very public wedding with characters who very likely will encounter dying and coming back. So we are the 0.001%.

This is good, gives me a framework. Thank you.

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I appreciate the reminder for duration of how long the spells can be used. As for enforcement, that is a separate thing and not an issue considered here. These are two strongly Lawful characters who will stick to what they signed on principle, even if they dislike it. Any refusal would occur...

I want to pick your collective brains about a precise wording problem. I am currently playing a LN Tiefling Wizard who is all about contractual agreements like his devil ancestors. He is currently engaged to be married to another PC, and I'm trying to figure out a part of his written up...

Playing with Pathfinder rules. You retain your own type, even though your form changes.

Part of the polymorph rules, copied here, "You can only be affected by one polymorph spell at a time. If a new polymorph spell is cast on you (or you activate a polymorph effect, such as wild shape), you can decide whether or not to allow it to affect you, taking the place of the old spell..."...

I know it is possible to scribe a scroll of a spell with Metamagic attached. For example, Elemental Spell metamagic can alter a level 3 Fireball spell to make a scroll of a level 4 Iceball. What happens when a Wizard takes this level 4 Iceball scroll, and tries to copy it into his spellbook...

There is a detail about the Create Demiplane line of spells that is unclear to me, and my Google-fu has not yet found anyone else talking about this. Sorry if this has already been discussed somewhere else. 1. Does your Demiplane exist on the Astral or Ethereal Plane, or does it exist...

I'm trying to figure out how the Magical Knack trait interacts with class-granted spell like abilities. For example, if I had a 1st level Summoner, I can use the Summon Monster I spell like ability to summon a monster for 1 minute. If, at level 2, I took a level in Fighter, but I had the...

I'm building a Barbarian (Mad Dog Archtype)/Brawler (Wild Child Archtype) Lumberjack. He'll have a War Bull animal companion with the intent to take the Mammoth Rider PrC for a Huge-sized pet. The Bull's name is Babe. He'll carry a Great Axe for felling trees and a Lucerne Hammer for pounding...