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Bringing over to pathfinder...Normally for crossbows..Overkill for firearms? Should it be more than +1? Less capacity? Not allowed? Use at your own risk?

sorry was missing some punctuation and probably some grammar..... So to clarify, there is no time once you "DING" for those spells to be available. I hit 5th level, and instead of waiting 3 hours, I can instantly prepare the fireball spell.

So no time for clarification? Even though technically he couldn't scribe them till he hit 5th?

so if gaining a new spell level...he is scribing a spell in his spell book he is incapable of normally?

According to the rules..when a wizard gains a level: " At each new wizard level, he gains two new spells of any spell level or levels that he can cast (based on his new wizard level) for his spellbook." Does this mean that the spell "appears" in his spell book, or he gets 2 free ones he can...

Yes, sorry, my bad, didn't do enough research into the players question. They are playing a sniper archetype. It has accuracy at 1st level...which reduces penalties to -1/2 per increment. Would Far shot further reduce? Be ignored? or would you apply far shot first, then the accuracy giving...

Even though RAW it specifically reduces -2 to -1? And doesn't say reduces by -1? I didn't see any updated one in ultimate combat.

How do they mix?

I dunno, loading the gun with 60gp of ammo every round seems awfully nice.

Lake Geneva...hands down.

Well the reason why I asked...."Once per round, phantom hands load a single ranged weapon or firearm with conjured ammunition." The way that is worded, it loads the weapon (completely).

Does it work? RAW it seems it only works with basic firearms.

Is there a FAQ on this? Or just RAW?

Does lead blades carry the -2 penalty of -2 for a larger size weapon? or no, because its just the momentum and density.

I've read so many threads till I was blue in the face.....And I have NOT found anything conclusive on whether or not Rapid Reload makes advanced firearms load faster than a move action. Most say no, but it seems logical that at minimum would make it swift...(not necessarily free)

lol

Well, since there really wasn't any dice rolling, and no stats, it was all thinking stuff...So, was it D&D, I believe so, but possibly not.

Not to make people be repetitive, but how has combat sped up?

It was a 5 room dungeon. It had one room as the main, and 4 rooms on each wall. It was entirely traps/tricks/riddles/clues/solve it. The most noticeable thing I remember was a fountain in the center of the room, I believe it had water in it with some piranha. Also, one of the side rooms...

Perhaps...like multiclassing from 2nd edition and lower, limited HD's, dual classing from earlier editions. Weapon speeds, 1 minute rounds, hmm, I bet I can do this all day. This thread was to ask what you don't want to see, and I answered.