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Have a combat running. Have a rogue with a ranged weapon sitting at 20' Also have other party members in combat...rogue isn't flanked at the moment. Rogue has the ability to do a swift vanish. His initiative...he does a swift vanish, 5' step, then fires at one of the baddies. Sneak Attack?

How do these work together?

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No, I am talking about pathfinder in the pathfinder forum. And Gestalts are house ruled into our game. But thanks for the answer.

Both legality and validity. Gestalt Wizard/Cleric to level 3. Then Gestalt Mystic Theurge/Wizard to 7 Then Gestalt Mystic Theurge/Cleric to 11. One is that legal...two what level divine and arcane will you be able to cast?

Sniper's Goggles, Sniper, Rifle. What conditions must be met to call for very long range sneak attacks? Every shot? First shot? At what point does a target not become flat footed.

Okay, thanks. Time to make a new magic item ;)

Sure, I guess my point is, I have searched around. And if you don't know that's fine, I was sort of hoping to get a response by someone who remembered what I was talking about.

I've looked throughout the prd....That's why I came here :) It's essentially like an instant fortress, but customized for specific needs.

I know I've seen a magic item like Instant Fortress that creates specific things, like an alchemists laboratory, but can't remember what it's called and where it appears. Any help would be appreciated.

Anyone know of any good character generators? Also, is there are any good FAQs?

Unfortunately the drow noble would not fit the mold. A basic 3rd level cleric drow noble is 3CR.

I know level adjustments don't really exist in PF, but if I were to add a house rule to have level adjustments, what would be an opinion of how many points would consist of +1 LA when creating a custom race. The dark elf noble is like 41 or 45 points. and a human is around 10. I was thinking...

Thanks for the suggestion I'll be sure to look at them all.

What did he mean? Guess by caste I am referring too something like this: If I want to choose to go specically towards arcane training, then my arcane skills might be easier to train, but other type skills are harder. A universal one might have normal training levels on everything.

I am looking for a high fantasy system, that is primarily a skill based system, but with some castes (not necessary but possible). I very detailed combat system is a plus.

Coming from personal experience, with a complete blend of force to a 3.5/Pathfinder world..Jedi's are extremely powerful....Its sick.

I supposed, but I don't know if there is any RAW rules that I can point to in a book to use.

Yes like potions...but putting on ammo can be tricky I think, and possible knocking out game balance..but I'd like to hear what others say.

Is it possible...is it to powerful...what would you charge? Or are there rules already. Let's say a player wants to make a hawkeye style character.... He wants ammunition with different type spells on it. Say one that does web, another with a fireball, another with guided shot..etc. What...