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In a lot of novels and settings, the wizards (or priest kings, or whatever) have spells and rituals that actually help the infrastructure-- maybe it keeps the rain from falling on the city, ro improves the yield of the crops, or helps create a working sewage system for the high mage doesn't have...

So, a question-- the summoner is a pretty interesting class, yet I've never seen any prestige classes based on it. ARe there any? If not, what type of concept do you think would work?

The Invoker - Little Red Goblin Games | RPGNow.com How is it? More importantly, if I want to remove the idea that th epower is coming from not so nice people, how easy is that to do?

Thinking of a Legend of Korra style game, but tha would need rules for cars-- are there any pathfinder products out there that give rules support for 20th century style cars and such?

The DCs see a bit low for the spells, but OTH, they don't automatically scale like published psells. In truth, I'm working on for some for sale Pathfinder products using the ogl. I have all the fluff and art largely done, but am considering some new magic to give it a bit of aidfferent feel...

From here: Tome of Channeling - Dreamscarred Press | Mentalis Design | RPGNow.com has anyone used this? How well does it play? For those who also play pathfinder, how difficult would it be to port over?

I think that's focusing on the single word spells-- power word death, etc, rather than teh words of power system.

I'm specifically thinking about the Defense system for a setting that is heavy on guns and where for the most part, armor is obsolete. Has anyone tried to port any of hte Iron Heroes systems to Pathfinder, and if so, how well has it worked?

It's not as bad as some games (Exalted again, is notorious for this) but say if you ahve a non-optomized build and the party is made up of people who focus more on optimizing the character design, what is a challenge for them could be deadly for your character and what is a challenge for your...

In some campaigns, yeah-- now pathfinder/d&D isn't quite as bad as say, Exalted, in this area, but depending on teh group or DM, a non-optimized build can sometimes be a major handicap.

Has anyone tried to port them? I'm thinking of using them for a "lost kingdom" setting, and was wondering how easy they are to port, and how they stack up power wise, and if there are any big potential pitfalls. Thanks!

There are a LOT of feats out there. Many that are nice-- but when you combine the pretty limited number of feat slots any class has, and couple them with the fact that their are feats that you really need to get to be competitive, well, the actual ability to take advantage of those feats is...

Don't forget that for old west weapons, which is what I'm going to be useing th4e range increment for touch style attacks is 5 range increments, not one:

Using the options from teh advanced fighter guide, where guns are common (simple proficiency) much like they were in the old west, how do fighters do? The heavy armor becomes much less useful, and I noted, to my surprise that the fighter doesn't seem to have much in the way of variant archtypes...

So, how does this work for limits per day? Do you ahve a set number of spells, or is it along the lines of you take a penalty the more you cast? I've never really liked hard limit spells, so that'd be something I'd be interested in.

Well, the idea of the magus or monk-- where you ahve a character with a reserve of points to use, is what I was thinking of. I had considered dreamscarred presses psionics, but you run into the problem that you then have to include either the entire rules or the setting is less useful to people...

It's an interesting system, but a bit slower in excecution-- which is the problem, since the whole, "I unleash powers on the fly" dynamic needs to have a table dynamic that encourages it.

I was wanting the idea of something a bit like (sans the martial arts aspects) bendning in Air Bender, the nearly intuitive use of the elements, in a flexible and freeform way. Mongoose had something like it in "elementalists" but it was a bit complex and as I've been given to understand some...

Well, I might get in touch with you than-- I'm currently working on an old west style pathfinder supplement (to team up with some web comics that will hopefully be released at the same time), but after that I have some ideas, god willing.

It does seem to be a well done bit of work, but I was wondering if anyone has actually used them in a campaign.