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With that said, the servant quickly leaves the tavern, dropping a few small coins on the table to pay for his drink.

okay, so you are penalizing ALL of the spellcasters who are forced to prepare their spells from a pre-determined list in a book, simply because Wizards get to cast a spell from said book once in a in-game 24 hour period (which is the equivalent of a minimum of three real life days by your own...

Correct me if I am wrong on this... but a book is an object, yes? Thus a spellbook can technically be a bonded object in and of itself, correct? That was where my confusion of the matter lay, not in the rules issue. Also, with regard to the Sunrod vs. Everburning Torches... the argument is...

Okay in that case you guys need to start charging the same price for Sunrods as you do for Everburning Torches. Seeing as how that is in effect what you guys are arguing here from a logical standpoint.

Looking at it from the perspective of a magus wanting to transcribe his or her entire library to a new set of spellbooks (something that would likely have to occur at least once or twice in the lifetime of an elf, assuming that said Elf does not have magical spellbooks such as the Blessed Book...

I meant 5 9th level spells. And I have yet to meet a spellcaster who hasn't filled up half or more of a mundane spellbook with nothing but 9th or 8th level spells. They are kind of exclusive to the other spells in the level ranges. Also, if I wanted to go along and say that "Keep it Simple"...

the thing is... Copying a spell from a spellbook is not supposed to be as expensive as copying a spell from a scroll. I mean if it were just as expensive to copy a spell from a spellbook as it is to copy a spell from a scroll, then I am looking at spending 35 gold pieces each and everytime I...

He isn't actually scribing any scrolls as that is actualy banned in Living Pathfinder under the self-same rules that ban the creation of magic items by players. What he is doing is copying spells from my spellbook into his own spellbook, thus the purchase of a scroll is not required. This means...

EDIT: I just checked the Core Rulebook. According to page 219 of the Core Rulebook you only need to make ONE spellcraft check in order to copy a spell from either a scroll or another spellbook into your own spellbook. This spellcraft check is made in order to learn the spell. The only reason...

there is a lot of hell going on over in the world of the Pathfinder Society Organized Play. Apparently the new Organized Play Guide Book (which sets the rules for the whole of the Pathfinder Society) just came out today. And low and behold 5 of the previously allowed archetypes have all been...

"Then I will do that. If you would kindly, tell me where you will be? That way I can tell my Mistress where she may find you." The servant asks of the man. With all due respect. I would rather not adventure with Jbear this time around. Based on what happened during our last adventure, I don't...

Fyi I will never adventure with Jbear again. So if he joins this, Fae'shiel leaves. The servant pays the copper, and then turns to Iago and says "Her name is Lady Fae'shiel. She knows many languages, so mayhap she can help you with the scroll. I know that she is in need of a translator...

"No, my Mistress is an Elf. But she can speak and read a great many languages." The servant says to Grog by way of explanation. Then he adds, "I am not certain, but I think Dwarven may be one of them." Technically she doesn't speak Dwarven, but actually Lesser Runic and can interpret Ancient...

suddenly a man who had been sitting at one of the tables listening idly to the conversations going on in the Inn, but who is extremely out of place next to all the adventurers and other unsavory sorts in his Sunday-Best outfit stands up and walks over to Iago and says "My mistress may be able to...

I will just say that even though I get no vote I am interested in getting the elven equipment approved because I sort of accidentally purchased one item from the ARG for Fae'shiel without realizing it still hadn't been approved.

hey guys, I kind of have a very strong interest in seeing the issue of Racial Equipment Voted on in here especially for the core races. Because I have already purchased an Elven Family Arcane Workbook for Fae'shiel (which technically should be considered as handed down to her from her family)...

Having one of Fae'shiel's servants stop by and pick up 40 gp worth of spell scribing materials for me & Marcus. so that we can trade spells in our spellbooks. Notation will be made on my sheet. Also rolling the Spellcraft Check to learn Magic Missile from Marcus' spellbook and transfer it into...

Ah... the d20 that is life.

take your time to recover, we aren't in any sort of a big hurry. At least I'm not, and I doubt mfloyd is either. Though I can't really speak for him. And I can't speak for any of your other adventurers, but I would assume they would want a healthy GM.

thanks Jkason!