Oh also just FYI put your adventure votes in the game thread and not here once you've decided, just so everybody has their votes in the same place

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also technically speaking Cal is now also a ritualist but only for rituals in the Creation category

also technically speaking Glock only has 8 surges now instead of 10. Might want to fix the wiki there so I don't get a free feat out of it.

So, I'm guessing that a holy symbol to a god I don't worship is considered useless, right?

On that topic, anybody that wants those dwarven boots from me, speak up or forever hold yer peace.

Also, another question: there's never an opportunity to redistribute stat points, is there? I'm not sure why I thought 1 extra HP was worth a knock to my strength bonus.

Cal (or Glock or Gordok) can transfer enchantments to other symbols for 25G worth of components. Just need help in acquiring the preliminaries (175G for the ritual).

You HAVE the ritual already.

The feat gives you it.

No, he has the Enchant Magic Item ritual, which is significantly more expensive in terms of components. He could make you a magic holy symbol from scratch, but it would cost you the full market price. The upside to this is he can make whatever he feels like instead of hoping to get lucky with the merchant/drop tables.

Transfer Enchantment, however, just moves the enchantment from one item to another. For example, let's say Cal finds a +3 shortbow, but doesn't want to stop using longbows. He could just cut & paste the enchantment on the shortbow onto the longbow, and then he's got a +3 longbow. Garrmondo just found some +2 plate? Now it's +2 scale. At 25G/pop!

Well yeah, but like it says on the cleric shop page there they can just transfer the enchants to a more appropriate symbol for a modest fee. But since the Transfer ritual is up for grabs it'd make more longterm sense for someone to grab that.

Other than the free stat points giveaway at every fourth level, not really.

Actually what you have on offer is "Enchant Magic Item".

But if you would change that to "Transfer Enchantment", that would be excellent.

Why did you lie to me, Zerg

Why did you lie to all of us

Like I actually pay attention to what I'm putting in the shops when nobody ever buys anything except empty jars and string
Why buy a sword when you can glue some old teeth to a 2x4! It's just basic economics, people

I just wanted to make sure I couldn't simply buy as-is. I was considering buying two things, but it would have meant some finagling and it's moot at this point anyway.

I'm having trouble finding info on Alchemy. Do I have to have a blueprint for a potion in order to make it, or just the components?

Alchemist doesn't let you make potions, hilariously. You need Brew Potion for that. Alchemy lets you make things like alchemist's fire, holy water, antivenom, various poisons etc.

It works just like Rituals in that you have to have the instructions written down somewhere as well as the correct amount of components in order to make anything. I think I kind of accidentally cheated you a little here in that you don't have any formulas; Clerics are supposed to start with two level one rituals and since you're an alchemist instead of a ritualist the Builder didn't prompt me to give you anything.

So uh why don't you pick two 1st-level alchemy formulas for yourself so your bonus feat is actually useful :(

I assumed that even if the ritual were not for sale, we could still learn it from the dudes who offer to do it for 175G :(

Don't worry, I'm going to be buying quite a lot of mundane things in the shops :)

I....I actually don't know where to look. >_>

oh nevermind, the character creator shop might be a good place to start. Hahaha, oh shit, I can make bob-ombs

I'll take Alchemist's Acid and Antivenom

Pang, I'm not quite sure if you'll allow the many discounts/trade I've asked for. I'll hold off on specifying which items to enchant until I know exactly how much GP worth of ritual components I have.

Also, "Eagle Eye Goggles" is definitely one of the things I want to make (520 GP). Where might Moocal go about finding mundane goggles?

There are no mundane goggles in the system as such, which seems to pose a serious problem.

However, if we use the Transfer Enchantment wording as a guide, we can reasonably assume that items of the same "slot" can always support similar enchantments. Ergo, if one had a mundane helmet, from say an ordinary suit of armor, it could through the arbitrary process of ritual magic become "Eagle Eye Goggles" despite still physically being a helmet.

It's kind of silly but it works. Enjoy your Eagle Eye Leather Cap.

Alright, depending on the results of the checks (and the merchants' largess, here are the things I wish to enchant, in descending order of importance.

1. Mundane Leather Cap ==> Eagle Eye Leather Cap (520 GP)
2. Mundane Arrow x4 ==>
   • Spider Bolt Arrow x1 (30 GP)
   • Freezing Arrow x1 (30 GP)
   • Lightning Arrow x2 (60 GP)
3. Mundane Longbow ==> Duelist's Longbow +1 (520 GP)

So I was looking through the quest list and was saddened.


No more sex tent :(

Wvlf of all people I expected you to appreciate an excursion into Legitimate Theatre. :mad:

I can't believe you guys are passing up the obviously easy money in favour of a certainly suicidal theatre trip.

Tiros can't be trusted. (S)he is part of a mysterious Project Revenant after all!

Also Pang, since we're far far away from Thunderspire now, how's about you tell us what truly happened to Griffin Company and Murkelmor that day? :)

I despise unsolved mysteries, tis true.

That's the last time I take you into my confidence Acer :mad::mad::mad:

What's that, Pang? =o

I smell a mystery!

YOUR POST-DELETING CHANGES NOTHING. IT'S TOO LATE. THEY ALL KNOW.


THEY ALL KNOW ABOUT... US

I am bamboozled. Confused.

Please explain, oh omnipotent and omniscient narrator. What happened to Murky?

He choked on a pretzel.