OOC Sword of Valor, Wrath of the Righteous AP by MLeibrock and Scotley

[Fenris]

Actually, it turns out opening a lock with Disable Device is a full round action, according to the pfsrd.

So not TOO bad. Hang in there, Meliara.

Breaking down a door is only a standard action replied Denir's shoulder casually

 

[Scotley]

It's in my pocket! But yes, no powers yet.
I have been wondering, can I use it as if it was a normal animal? Like for example, could it bite, even if it does no damage? I'd like to start using it more for fun.

We are working on this now. Note that as a tiny creature it normally has no reach meaning it will draw attacks of opportunity if it tries to bite. It does have 5' reach with the tail. It is unlikely that it will be able to do much if any damage with the tail. Anyway, we are working on it.

 

[Queenie]

I meant more like... It bites a finger of a party member to get their attention or something like that. Since I'm not "supposed" to have it until next level I'm not trying to get an extra level out of it.

I guess, since it's an intelligent creature, it would have some level of awareness just not be bonded. It's so little I doubt I would try to use it for fighting or anything like that.

Unless of course Lia was in mortal danger, but that'll never happen, right? :-0

 

[Scott DeWar]

Fenrus won't allow it to happen! Will you Fenrus?

 

[Scott DeWar]

Split hares much do you?

(You know we love you, we just like to pick on you)

only if he is making rabbit stew

 

[Fenris]

Fenrus won't allow it to happen! Will you Fenrus?

Nope. And neither will Fenris

 

[Leif]

Hey, sorry for the delay, this is correct.

Facts that are good to know: The SRD trumps the published rulebboks, evidently.

 

[Fenris]

Using a skill, like picking a lock, is "usually" one standard action, which means that ordinarily it can be accomplished in one round. (Unless the GM rules that it takes longer to pick his super-duper artifact lock, in which case said GM sets the time required.)

See, PATHFINDER, p. 182-186.

Facts that are good to know: The SRD trumps the published rulebboks, evidently.

Nope. SRD matches the rulebook. Check out page 94 under disable device.

 

[Scotley]

Facts that are good to know: The SRD trumps the published rulebboks, evidently.

That tricky issue with updates. The SRD is generally current. You need the 6th printing of the core rulebook. Annoying I know.

 

[Scotley]

Nope. SRD matches the rulebook. Check out page 94 under disable device.

Yeah, it is actually the top of page 95 in the 4th printing that I checked. "Attempting to open a lock is a full-round action."