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I did that back in 2E with a mirror of opposition (I think that's the one) and one of the more powerful PC's had his opposite try to kill him. Whatever happened, the clone followed them everywhere and became a recurring villain. Eventually he was around for so long that he started becoming his...

I'm interested... One of the things I liked about 4E was how spells were sooooo much easier. Not a huge list...

I'm new to Pathfinder, but I think it's awesome!

We just did the same exact thing, except it was ultimately decided to start at level 1 again, since they were going to a new land (Kingmaker adventure path) and they lost most of their equipment. I gave them a 900 gp starting gold limit, and they seem to be ok. It was all consentual. We wanted...

I still don't like grit...

I haven't, but the reason is that the eidolons are too much paperwork.

Back in BECMI, the PC's had a Rod of the Wyrm that ended up becoming part of the family, so to speak. It took until Epic that we got the return of it, but it was MUCH more powerful than before. SRD:Wyrm Rod - D&D Wiki What I'd like to do is make lesser variations of the rod so that I can use...

I was just going to have 3 different feats: Leadership, Sidekick (cohort -1 PC lvl), and Followers (+1 or 2 Leadership score for followers). They really can't be combined, except for the two new ones, but if you want to blow two feats for little Leadership bonuses, more power to you. It would...

My players (we only have 3 PCs) want to have cohorts to make up for lack of PC's (they'll be playing Kingmaker, so the extra bodies will help with the kingdom) when they hit 7th level but don't want the bookkeeping of having followers. I haven't played in a few years, but wasn't there feats that...

So far, the only thing I'm doing is giving a 20 hp kicker at level one like Hackmaster (only 3 characters so I'd rather do that than adjust encounters) and giving the +1 to TWO stats at 4th/8th/12th/etc. level like 4E. Also letting them "heal up" with a full night's rest. I'm also thinking of...

Personally, I loved the idea of Oathbound, but without a series of modules to fully support it, I just never used it. I would love to see a PF balanced conversion of the Prestiges Races though. A PC from 3.5 had they fey one from Fairies and it was pretty cool.

I took the wording in regards to casting from the brass knuckles. I gave them the higher crit range (maybe I should just make it 19-20/x2) to justify it being an exotic weapon. The wording can be fixed. The original version I had called the ability "Land on your Feet".

Actually that's very true. So looking at the final(?) version, does it look pretty balanced with the core races? Thanks Chris

Rakasta Racial Traits +2 Dexterity, +2 Wisdom, -2 Charisma: Rakasta are swift and intuitive, but are reclusive and anti-social. Medium: Rakasta have no special bonuses or penalties due to size. Normal Speed: Base speed for a Rakasta is 30 feet. Low-Light Vision: Rakasta can see twice as far...

Ok so I've made a couple changes. After thinking about it, the Wisdom penalty came about because of 2E Rakasta, but that system didn't rely on skill checks. The skill bonuses Rakasta get barely make up for the penalty to those same skills due to Wisdom. So instead I'm giving them +2 Dex, +2...

So really, the easiest way is to give them natural claw attacks at 1d3 each, and then have them use the war claws...?

Someone needs to add these to Hero Lab..

Awesome!!!

Ok, here's what I've got for the War Claws War Claws (Light Exotic Weapon) Cost: Dmg (S): 1d4 Dmg (L): 1d6 Critical: 18-20 x 2 Weight: 1 lb Type: S Special: The problem I'm running into is the whole two-weapon penalties thing. What if I did give them natural claw attacks but with non-lethal...

After reading this thread, a quick google with some screenshots made me download it. This is the kind of thing I want, and I haven't even started our campaign yet (Kingmaker)..