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I don't see that Sneak Attack works against flanked creatures. Is that no longer thing in P2, or does flanking make someone FF'd?

I think it really hinges on how Spell Completion treats people without the ability to cast spells. The PF OGC talks about a "caster" in the Spell Completion section and they talk about a "user" in the Spell Trigger. A compelling argument is that a 3rd level Paladin is not yet a "caster."...

This was my original thought as well. It is, by far, the most popular paradigm. I have to give you credit for having this mindset and being open-minded enough to reevaluate your position based on another person's critical examination. Most people make up their mind about something and become...

The question is whether a Paladin/Ranger can use scrolls at levels 1-3. I've done a fair amount of research and the vast majority of the naysayers cite this logic: Paladin/Ranger has no caster level until 4th and you need a caster level to make a caster level check. Ergo, you can't use...

Kaodi, you're way out of line. Several times you've taken a condescending, arrogant, and abusive tone with me and it's inappropriate. 1. Don't even lecture me about moving the game along. I've put more effort into doing that than anyone else. I've even PM'd people to let them know it was...

Whyre waits for others to chime in, but with no one responding, he continues his conversation with Mezcia. "It's not my place to bury the dead, nor was this a task appointed by the mayor. I am not familiar with the local customs, and I would not invite any curse or enmity from the living or...

Whoa, ho, ho, the group has not made a decision to leave the cemetery and nobody posted that we were leaving. I also made a point to read the tombstone from where the ghost rose. And we're certainly not burying the Granthums

As Whyre listens to Mezcia's suggestion, he walks over to read the tombstone where the summoned warrior arose upon the call of the dwarf. Whyre distractedly calls back to Mezcia, "I suspect the living Granthums will need some sort of reassurance that we have indeed ended this haunting. At...

"That is exactly what we do not want....time for these creatures to regenerate. If there is the possibility such a thing could happen, now would be the time to contend with it...not after they've had a chance to reform." Whyre decides to let the group decide on how to proceed.

The consequence of Morgan's magic mixed with might is profound. Whyre exhales a quiet breath as the undead complete their throes of death. Kneeling behind one of the tombstones hoping not be seen by the archer that had just been raining arrows from the crypt, Whyre waited as if he was afraid...

As the battle raged, Whyre waited to see if Morgan's blow would land. Morgan's positioning was ideal and it would make Morgan a nearly impossible target for the archer on the crypt. Whyre, with a clear vantage point called out to Mezcia even as Morgan was bringing his weapon to bear, "Focus on...

As an FYI, i realize these aren't really "incorporeal" in the PRD definition and this is some sort of homebrew. I'm also hopping that an "enchanted' weapon by-passes whatever this is, but i rolled nonetheless.

Whyre sees the ghost jaunt from being prone to completely upright before Colvin can even act. This creature can not only summon other undead, it can transport itself with around without our having any ability to stop it? I think we are in over our head. But Evret's bold gambit had left Evret...

Oh, there is a specific name for it?

So no AoO? And it can just teleport away and be standing upright?

Since the X's are tombstones and not the convergence of walls, I take it we can move past them diagonally? NICE EFFING TRIP!!! Ghost, remember you get like -4 shooting something that's prone.

From his present position, Whyre could not get clean shot on the fading skeleton, nor could he see any place to do so. Trusting that bastion would take care of the creature, Whyre had plan and began to set it in motion. he whipped around the fence and took cover behind a tombstone behind the...

Whyre calls out as he sees the battle unfold, Four Corners! And defend yourself Evret.

Whyre watches Evret throw himself into the fray and would have warned the man that he's left himself open to the same charging attack as Colvin, but Whyre was engaged in the art of spellcraft with the Druid. But as Whyre sees Evret take a vicious blow from the skeleton, he has flash backs of...

I know. Which is why we are where we are :)