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Yes. Laziness is no excuse. Furthermore, I'm making mindless into its own subtype just like incorporeal for easy reference.

I did some googling recently and came across an alternate type system. Creatures are each given one of several Supertypes, Body types, Mind types, and Soul types each that determine their metaphysical biology. While I find the system for keeping track of multiple types of hit dice confusing and...

When I discuss creature types and subtypes, I'm doing so from the perspective of the material plane unless stated otherwise. When I say extraplanar, I mean anything not native to the material plane. When I say native, I mean any outsider with the native subtype and native to the material plane...

I know what the extraplanar and native subtypes are. I mean an "outsider (native)" that is native to a plane other than the material. Neraphim are an example: their type is "outsider (native)" but they are native to the outer plane Limbo and have no innate connection to the material plane. They...

The D&D planes of Heaven and Hell are only loose approximations of the places depicted in Dante's The Divine Comedy. I know Inferno 1980 detailed Hell as depicted in Dante's Inferno for AD&D. But I don't know of any adaptations for 3rd edition or Pathfinder. Does anyone know of 3rd edition or...

Mind Flayer Aboleth (SRD, PFB1)—Intelligent three-eyed jawless fish that use psionic powers to enslave others.Abollar (BDD, DCC29)—Magical hybrids of aboleth and human. Lethid (GT, SoC)—Creatures related to the Aboleth that can attach to and possess the bodies of other creatures. At...

In my surveying of various 3.5 and PF books, I've noticed that extraplanar creatures can generally be divided into three categories: extraplanar outsiders, extraplanar creatures of any other type, and native outsiders that are native to an outer plane or similar. Exactly what criteria qualifies...

I've made changes to the spells as you've suggested. However, contact lenses were invented by the ancient egyptians and other cultures, so I don't find them anachronistic. The updated document is attached to this post.

I already made spreadsheets before. They don't help at all because they are just as time consuming as doing the work by hand and I have to recopy everything by hand to format it into a proper statblock. It's worse than just doing it in word alone. I am incredibly angry that I would have to...

I'm trying to find an open game content replacement for the grafts and symbiont subtype from Fiend Folio/Eberron that's designed for Pathfinder. Are there any books that have this? EDIT: As far as I can tell, Chaositech and Radiance Players Guide have graft-like mechanics released as open game...

I don't want to pay for hero lab because I don't need all of those bells and whistles. I don't want to have a database of abilities, classes, monsters or other dross that I can get for free on d20pfsrd.com. I want a simple excel spreadsheet-like program that I can use to crank out monster...

I did. That program is too underdeveloped to meet my needs. It has nearly-nonexistent support for user-defined information and doesn't have a live preview. I'm looking for something like...

Building monsters is a horrible chore because I have to calculate and format the statblocks by hand, which is time-consuming. I've made an exhaustive google searches and still have not found a program that fits my needs. I am looking for a 100%, user-friendly program to build monster...

Do you ever plan on including the special abilities from http://www.d20pfsrd.com/bestiary/rules-for-monsters/universal-monster-rules ? I found this a really great idea, but it's very inflexible. We can't customize special abilities in the program itself (either changing the qualifiers for...

As far as I know, all of these are either continuations or significant revisions of the 3.5 d20 system. E6 is an expanded house rule that limits characters to 6th level to alter the tone of the game, Fantasy Concepts is an adaptation of the SAGA rules, FantasyCraft is a complete reinvention of...

A collection of new spells, mostly parlor tricks. EDIT: File has been updated. See post #3 EDIT: OGC sources below. Neil Simonetti's Dungeons and Dragons Accessories Page Peregrinations

These are my alpha skill groups, converted directly from Iron Heroes. Academia : Appraise, Heal, Knowledge, Linguistics Agility : Acrobatics, Escape Artist Athletics : Acrobatics, Climb, Swim Awareness : Perception, Sense Motive Mysticism : Linguistics, Spellcraft, Use Magic Device Social...

A trained skill is any skill with ranks taken in it. Certain skills like Knowledge cannot be used untrained (i.e. without ranks), as stated in the Pathfinder Reference Document. I don't need to write rules for any of that. This is a simplification of the skill point rules. Rather than...

Rules for dividing Appraise into sub-skills running across walls with Balance creating music and writing with Craft EDIT: This document has been folded into New Skills & Spells. See this post to download.

After reading Iron Heroes and Fantasy Concepts Campaign Resource, I'm come to believe that Pathfinder has too many skills and most of them are too niche. For this reason, I think Pathfinder could benefit from two rules: Skill Groups and Level-Based Skills. In applying this to Pathfinder, I...