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Suggestions, eh? Okay, I've got a couple. Well, more for additions to the application, really. 1) Add an import capability (and the relevant database). By this I mean that there are times when I want to advance a monster based on a monster that already exists. So I'm suggesting a database...

You may want to wait a bit for the newest Pathfinder book, Ultimate Campaign, due out this month. Included in the description for the book (http://paizo.com/products/btpy8vdl) is: "Rules for building up a kingdom, including construction and technological advancements, governing your people, and...

The former, mostly. I'm curious about it in general, but it's mostly for my artificer character that I mentioned in another post. I was thinking about scenes/RP where he's talking to a customer about options. Alternatively, as a kind of 'cheat sheet' for if a customer comes in wanting some...

Perhaps I made an error in my own statement, so allow me to clarify. What I am specifically looking for is spell trees in terms of theme/concept. The ones I mentioned are all based around the idea of detecting/seeing magic (or magic items, if you include Identify as well). I don't really care...

In later versions of D&D 3.5e and Pathfinder, feat trees are commonly displayed that way. For example, in table 5-1 (page 114) of the Pathfinder Core Rulebook, several are listed. The first is Arcane Armor Training -> Arcane Armor Mastery, and the second is Armor Proficiency, Light -> Medium...

I'm playing an artificer in a Kingmaker (Pathfinder) campaign. We're still not at the level where we'll start creating our own kingdom, but I figured I'd do some thinking about it ahead of time. As an artificer, my character will be spending time making magic items (unsurprisingly). Making...

Only partially, really. The biggest problem I had with the D&D version was the forced alignment change, and, as near as I can tell, that IS gone. I can (and have) made an argument that the wolf-form lycanthrope might well see the other party members as part of his 'pack' and would act to...

Ah, I found it. Yes - that's not actually in the Bestiary at all, that I can see. It's in the core rulebook... and apparently only applies to werewolves. Or, at least, that's the only sample they give. They may mean for it to be extrapolated from there, though.

Really? Where does it say that in the Pathfinder SRD? I've been looking for something like that.

I admit that I was definitely considering it. In the end, though, I think that I'd go against it. If it was, strictly speaking, based on rules-as-written, maybe. But, in general, I don't think I'll go for it. Just the chance of injuring the party (some of them are pretty frail) removes it as...

Thank you! I was getting tired of it too. Truthfully, I was trying to find a reason - in the Pathfinder rules, not in tradition or legends as you said - why being a lycanthrope was a bad thing. Some people did address that, though I think they took it too far, mostly because the rules as...

Wolves are also pack hunters. Wild wolves tend to fear and avoid humans, not attack them. (According to what I've read, there have been two human fatalities in wolf-based attacks in the last 60+ years in North America (US and Canada). A 2002 report documented 28 cases of wolf-based aggression...

Several people have mentioned that the character turns into a rampaging beast when he shifts to hybrid or wolf form. That is in D&D. This is Pathfinder we're talking about. In the Pathfinder version of lycanthropy, there is *no* alignment change. The closest you get to it is a sidebar in the...

I have a character that I'm playing in a Play By E-mail game, a human barbarian. Recently (as in, in the current combat we are currently playing out), he was bitten by a natural lycanthrope, a werewolf specifically. He failed the Fortitude save, which means he's infected (though, of course, he...

The Shirt of Chains grants DR 3/piercing, not 5/piercing. The Shirt of Chains is no different than any other kind of vest, so yes, they stack. Despite what it sounds like, it isn't armor. Someone wearing both would have the same bonuses/penalties as anyone else wearing +2 Mithral Chainmail...

I forgot to mention, I used 2 ranks here because the original monocle used 5 ranks of Knowledge (arcana), which you could get at 2nd level. At 2nd level, you could only have 2 ranks in that skill in Pathfinder.

So, I was wondering if anyone could help me create this item (or tell me if something similar is already out there). The original basis for this item is the Artificer's Monocle (from D&D's Magic Item Compendium 72) and the Googles of Elvenkind (from Pathfinder's Ultimate Equipment 225)...

Does anyone have any links for good map makers? I'm interested in something that can generate maps for combat use in Play By E-mail games. Mostly buildings at this point - general stores, churches, inns, etc.

Well, the first thing that comes to mind is 'what advantages does this have over PathForge?' I looked at your website, specifically at the screenshots. Does your application handle alternate racial traits or class archetypes?

Wands cost 15gp * Spell Level * Caster Level * Number of Charges. 0th level spells (cantrips/orisons) are counted as 1/2 level. Wands normally start with 50 charges, so a 1st level caster of Cure Light Wounds wand costs 750gp. That said, one doesn't always have to get a fully-charged wand...