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I have a weapon for one of my characters that I would like to create a background and story for. While I do recall reading something about this kind of thing somewhere, I don't recall where. That aside, I wonder if anyone else does this kind of thing for their characters? And, if so, what...

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I agree that logically they should (though I could see it maybe increasing burrow speed due to greater weight displacing more of what you're burrowing through). I was just hoping someone might point out text that I missed.

I've been unable to find anything regarding this, but maybe I'm just not using the proper search terms. My question is: does load (encumbrance) or medium/heavy armor modify the speeds of movement forms other than standard (and, I suppose, other than fly speeds)? Climb speeds, burrow speeds, etc?

Likewise here. But, then again, one of my characters is an artificer, which makes this book particularly relevant.

Thank you! That's what I was looking for -- some kind of rules citation that listed it either way, because, frankly, while I was also leaning in this direction, I wanted to have something to cite just in case.

I figure that this question has probably been answered, but I can't seem to find it if it has - my Google-fu appears lacking in this case. I'm well aware that a creature (or character) with the Pounce special ability gets a full attack if he charges. My question: Do these attacks gain the +2...

Hopefully, it'll work out. Some occasional mindless anger works out pretty well as a stress reliever.

I've actually settled into a character concept. I'm in the process of writing the background, and have been for the last couple of days, off and on. I did borrow on a number of people's concepts here -- for example, the character is from Nova Vaasa, where the Lawgiver is the state religion...

Hnh. I honestly have no idea. I probably should have checked that first, neh?

Okay. Ideas, then. I'd love to have databases of the various parts of the newest version of Arcanis. The first version of Arcanis used D&D 3.5, but they changed systems completely and started using their own. I did get a start on it, with the intent of creating a character creator, but never...

I'm afraid you've somewhat lost me. The links I gave are to databases of the items listed. Why would outside users create additional databases if John Reyst and his staff already have? Maybe I just misunderstood the question?

d20pfsrd.com has a number of these already (everything except the NPC one, I think): Spells, Feats, Magic Items. Ooops, looks like I was wrong. NPCs are available as well. I, myself, would be interested in the same for D&D, so if someone gets this information to you, please share it?

Hm. Pathfinder's Mythic Adventures (and the other two books). If Kickstarters count... Dwarven Forge and Reaper Bones.

I have a friend who is expanding his current Ravenloft game, and I'm looking for an interesting character concept and build for it. The theme for the characters in this campaign is, basically, "On the road to redemption." Every character has gone through 3-4 powers checks. For this expansion...

Okay. This is actually for Pathfinder, but the DM allows quite a bit of D&D background in it. So... give me the ultimate magic item creator. Alternatively, the ultimate aquatic druid. (These are two kinds of characters I'm currently playing, and I'd like to hear other's thoughts.)

No disagreement here -- the idea that Sovereign Glue is CL 20 does bother at a conceptual level, and it does seem somewhat below the utility of a 20th level spellcaster. I chose it mostly because it has a high CL and it's something that's been in the game for what seems like forever. It's also...

Well, not really. He won't get Craft Wondrous until 4th level... or until he somehow becomes mythic (in which case he'll be a dual pathed trickster/archmage and take Crafting Mastery, which will basically make him considered to have ALL of the item creation feats). Also, Tome of Secrets...

Yes, pretty much. Well, you also need to have the relevant item creation feat, the time it takes to make it (which can be modified by some feats), and the gold you need to create it (which can also be modified by feats and traits). Also, you have to be able to cast the spells or hire someone...

The caster level for an item is included with each item, even on d20pfsrd.com. For example, here's a link to the Belt of Giant Strength, a common enough Wondrous Item. See the part that says "CL 8th"? There's your item caster level. Caster level is not dependent on the feats required to...