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So, I just hit level 3 with my Inquisitor, and am considering my feats. I'm thinking about taking Judgment Surge, but I have a question. In the Judgment entry of the class, it says: "Destruction: The inquisitor is filled with divine wrath, gaining a +1 sacred bonus on all weapon damage rolls...

A guy was about to play a Gunslinger in this Carrion Crown game we are playing. The DM shot him down, and I think I heard an angelic choir singing just for me... I hate that class! And I've never even seen it in play! So, could you expand a little more on why the skill changes hurt the...

Yeah, man! I need to make hate threads more often...

Well, either. I guess my main question is which are the worst from a mechanical point of view, but whatever. I'm assuming that you are asserting that Dykstrav's choices are from a personal hatred, and not a mechanical standpoint? And actually, I've obviously seen some other threads on the...

I think I already know how this is going to go... but what do you think are the worst classes in Pathfinder? You can draw from the Core Rulebook, APG, UM, or UC. Hate away!

Hahaha... Yeah, so I've got a 10 Int I think with a 13 or 14 Wis. I'm going melee, so my Str is my highest stat, boosted higher by my racial bonus for being a Half Elf. I am becoming something of a skill monkey, which I like. We're level 2 now, and both levels I have taken the extra skill...

Just picked this up!

Agh, he must have posted that right before I made my post. Thanks for the link! SteelWind, I'll check out the review/podcast when it's up for sure. Also, Serioustiger, thanks for the post. Lost of good stuff there. Multiple people now have mentioned HeroLab, and I checked it out and might...

By "traditional module," I assume you mean more than just a one-shot? Also, what is the Harrowing? Module?

Is there such a thing as a "regular" adventure module? Or do all the Pathfinder modules also have the Pathfinder Society label?

Nice, thanks. I just concluded an adventure in Ustalav, and now wish I had Rule of Fear... We're playing Carrion Crown right now, too. So, what are the Pathfinder Society books? Are they only used for organized Pathfinder play or something?

I actually saw these two threads right on top of each other today.

A couple of questions... First, what is the Page 55 Project? Second, why is the Bestiary 2 so essential? A lot of people have mentioned it, but almost every time I've ever bought a second "monster book" for a game I've regretted it, mainly because I just didn't use it so much. 3.5E and 4E...

I guess I meant more like, what books are must haves for you? Kaer Maga seems pretty awesome. Where in the setting is it? Also, has anyone read Rule of Fear?

I was just now browsing Amazon for some Pathfinder books and saw a lot of the books I've seen in the past - many of these books seem to be a little obscure, especially the Companion line and some of the setting books. I don't have many Pathfinder books and was hoping to get the community's...

My group uses nothing from 3.X, but we also aren't so deep into Pathfinder that we use every book released for it. We still aren't using Ultimate Magic or Combat, for instance.

Am I missing something? Before: you make a stealth check and they can't see you. Now: you make a stealth check and they can't see you. ...? The only difference seems to be that it is against perception instead of sense motive.

I don't get it. Before, when you were not in combat, it was still Stealth vs Perception, wasn't it? Now, you get invisibility when you didn't before. Before, when you were in combat, it was Bluff vs Sense Motive but you didn't get the invisible quality. Now, you get that quality, but it is...

...touche.

Lol, again, I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying if you don't have the (extra) feats to support them... plus, a lot of the things that you mention as making them better than bows are situational. I've never fired from prone (or wanted to). I've never dual wielded crossbows (or wanted to)...