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Actually, if you reread it, it says 5 + the caster level for the item. All items have caster levels.

Well, first of all, you might want to look at the Downtime and Kingdom Building rules on the Pathfinder SRD (sourced from Ultimate Campaign). The latter is an updated set of rules from what's used in Kingmaker. More than that, I can't really help with -- we haven't gotten to the kingdom...

Hm. Well, firstly, we'd need to know whether you're going for an offensive (dealing damage) or a defensive (absorbing attacks/damage) tank. Clerics (and most fighting classes) can do both, but there's an amount of give in either. The next thing you might do is check the list of archetypes...

If you're going to count adventures, you need to consider Dungeon magazine (and issues of Dragon from before Dungeon started coming out). I don't know the numbers, but there were close to, what, 200 issues of Dungeon before it went online exclusively? Even if there was only one Forgotten...

Morrus moved it to the Tabletop Gaming & General RPG Discussion forum, the D&D and Pathfinder subforum to be specific. It's at the top of the page, just under the general headers. I think I'm fairly safe to say that there isn't a HeroForge forum on EN World. HeroForge is not something you...

I believe the sources without checkboxes are not implemented, which is why you can't access them. They are placeholders, most likely. To use your own example, Greenbound does not exist anywhere in the spreadsheet -- there are, in fact, only six occurrences of the word 'green', period, with...

I just searched for 'age,' but apparently searching for just 'lifespan' does it as well, in spite of the fact that that word is nowhere on the description page. *shrug* Idiosyncrasies of google-based custom search, I guess.

I have to confess to a bit of confusion when seeing this question. The Elven lifespan is given in the core rulebook (page 169 in the fourth printing) and in the SRD. To be specific, elves live to a maximum age of 750 (350 + 4d%) years. Of course, DMs can always override this -- elves (Elorii)...

Hm. It's a good plan, but I can see at least one issue with it: what happens if a character dies and the player wants to bring in a new character?

Well, there is one set of items that already does much of this same kind of thing, the Dungeon Ring. In this case, the jailer's ring costs 8,000gp, while the prisoner's ring costs 125gp each. But let's take these things one at a time. 1) There is no particular spell that I'm aware of that...

Official Paizo sources or just Pathfinder? Because the artificer I pointed out above - and linked to on the Pathfinder SRD - is the Pathfinder verson.

You may want to consider, if your DM allows, using the Artificer class instead. Like the Eberron class of the same name, it automatically gains all of the standard item creation feats. I don't believe there actually IS a spell to give an item its initial +1 (and higher) bonuses, but if you...

Concentration 5 ranks, Craft (stoneworking) 8 ranks, Armor Proficiency (heavy), Scribe Scroll, Able to cast 1st-level arcane spells. It should be noted that the prerequisites for Armor Proficiency (heavy) are the equivalent feats for light and medium armor.

The Runesmith? Races of Stone, like he said, page 118. That's part of the description from the book. More? You can probably find it by googling, but I'm antsy even quoting that much.

Hm. I dunno. I know it's not exactly rules-as-written, but as a DM, if a character in one of my games has these skills, I may allow them to substitute. To figure out the value of a sword, I might allow them to use Appraise *or* Craft (weapons), for example. I know that...

What KaiiLurker said. I see skills - all skills, not just Craft/Perform/Profession skills - as an indicator of character background and history. I have one character that has six different Craft skills (Ammunition, Armor, Bows, Firearms, Siege Weapons, and Weapons, to be specific). At 2nd...

See, that's the thing. By the rules as written, lycanthropy is not that infectious. If it was, there would be a whole lot more of them. Here, a quote from the d20 SRD: The Pathfinder version says much the same. I think the best way to handle it is... leave it to the PCs. They did the...

I don't really see the problem. If the werewolf is an afflicted lycanthrope - in short, if she was bitten and gained the curse that way - the child is normal. Afflicted lycanthropes don't pass on the curse of lycanthropy, only natural lycanthopes do. Even if she bit her child, the child...

For build/character optimization, you can start by googling (or binging or whatever search engine you like) something like "D&D 3.5 character optimization." If you have a specific concept you want to look for, include that in there - add the word 'diplomacy' if you wanted to create a diplomat...

You mean the Horizon Walker? The D&D version does separate it into regular terrain mastery and planar terrain mastery, but the Pathfinder version does not. It's not at epic levels either -- the D&D version allows it at the 6th level of the class -- which, if you max out Knowledge (geography)...