Rules are made to be unbroken

[theoverlord]

Just checking, what is sasha's int modifier as the bomber rogue talent means that she only gets a number of bombs per day equal to it. I think that at the moment she used six, but if I remember correctly she did have a few fire vials from before, but I can't remember if they were used. If they were, this might need to be checked as I don't believe that she had a +6 to her original intelligence.

[Brave Sir Robin]

Yeah, she only has three bombs per day, I think the others were fire vials (which we also had a few of). IIRC this came up during the recording, and we likely cut it for time. We'll try to make it clearer what she's using in future.

There is also the chance we just forgot if they were recorded in different sessions, but I think we did keep track in this case. It makes me very happy to know we have the kind of audience who will look out for these things though.

[theoverlord]

You know what they say, 'the overlord sees all'
But if there is anything that isn't clear rules wise I'll probably bring it up here first, if not then I might not have noticed it.

[Alex Newall]

I can confirm it got lost in the edit but she only used 3 bombs. All the rest were fire vials.

[theoverlord]

Bertie would have passed the intimidate check to intimidate the whole crowd (DC 20), and that was brilliantly done both with Bertie and Alex doing well to describe the situation. I have the feeling that the page for urban adventures will be used a lot during the campaign.
www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/environment/urban-adventures

[rainbowdeity]

Nov 15, 2015 7:59:27 GMT theoverlord said:

I was listening to one of the older episodes (can't remember exactly which one) but I heard that Zolf was going to use stone cunning in order to find traps. As a saltbeard he loses the perks of stonecunning, hatred and defensive training. As well as the greed trait only applying to treasure found in or under water, but it does apply to all treasure . However he does gain a +2 modifier to profession sailor and survival checks while at sea, as well as a +2 racial bonus to dodge rolls and a +1 bonus to attack rolls to creatures of the aquatic subtype.
Even though I think you already knew that, I just thought I would bring it up never-the-less

I think I corrected my sheet but this could very well be the result of my deciding to take Saltbeard after writing down the Dwarf perks and not rubbing stuff out . The skill mod has certainly been applied, which is why I'm currenlty at a +10(11?) on my Sailor checks.

[Alex Newall]

I cannot wait to plank you in a desert and watch those skill bonuses whither and die.

[rainbowdeity]

Jan 5, 2016 18:20:23 GMT Alex Newall said:

I cannot wait to plank you in a desert and watch those skill bonuses whither and die.

I will find a plank and surf those dunes!

[Oneiros]

Jan 18, 2016 21:22:06 GMT rainbowdeity said:

Jan 5, 2016 18:20:23 GMT Alex Newall said:

I cannot wait to plank you in a desert and watch those skill bonuses whither and die.

I will find a plank and surf those dunes!

Or apply them to riding a camel - after all, they are 'Ships of the Desert'

[Brave Sir Robin]

I always thought of it more as boats being camels of the sea.

[Alex Newall]

Planks are boats of the camels?

[Oneiros]

Jan 21, 2016 23:48:28 GMT Alex Newall said:

Planks are boats of the camels?

*cue inevitable bactrian/dromedary confusion/argument re length of supportable planks and in the ensuing confusion the prisoner/Zolf slips away into the sandset*

[Doktor Payne]

I feel certain this has been addressed before, possibly allowing it as a house rule, but players shouldn't be using Sense Motive on other players. I felt kinda uncomfortable on Lydia's behalf there...

[Alex Newall]

I have expressly forbidden it in that kind of context before now. Ben managed to jump in before I could stop it.

[Harp0]

Random question. Was re-listening to the older episodes and after they hit level two and stormed the under-london fortress, why did Lydia's Rogue Evasion not kick in for the boom that happened?