Resilient Ryne Pathfinder 2e is a game mechanic that allows players to create characters that are specialized in survival and endurance. The term "resilient" refers to the ability to bounce back from difficult situations and overcome challenges. In Pathfinder 2e, the resilient ryne pathfinder is a subclass that focuses on skills related to survival, such as hunting, gathering, and navigating through harsh terrains. These characters are often lone wanderers, exploring uncharted territories and facing the dangers of the wilderness. The resilient ryne pathfinder has access to abilities and feats that enhance their survival skills. For example, they can track creatures or other characters through their footprints, find sources of food and water in barren lands, and even create makeshift shelters to protect themselves from harsh weather conditions.
For example, they can track creatures or other characters through their footprints, find sources of food and water in barren lands, and even create makeshift shelters to protect themselves from harsh weather conditions. Additionally, the resilient ryne pathfinder excels in endurance and physical toughness. They have increased hit points, allowing them to sustain greater amounts of damage before being defeated.
Runes for armor and weapons 2E
I see that there are runes that get ecthed onto weapons and armor (potency, striking, resilient, etc) to make gear magical. On pg. 580 of the CRB, it sounds like those get etched on using the Crafting activity. My question is this: does a character have to perform this etching themselves, or can they purchase that service? In other words, can they just buy a +1 striking weapon or a +2 resilient armor (provided they meet the level requirements of said gear), or do they have to use downtime to craft this themselves?
Also, if they can purchase these straight out, is it just the cost of the formula or is there an additional cost for the "etching service"?
Page 600 has prices for things like a +1 striking weapon, so you can just buy it.
The big question is can you upgrade your +1 into a +2 without having to craft it yourself.
Looking further, I think charts 11-5 and 11-6 let you pay the upgrade cost to improve weapons/armor, with a note you can craft it and what the required/task level is.
| xyxrt Venture-Captain, Arizona—Queen Creek | Aug 21, 2019, 07:48 pm |
Awesome, thanks. Somehow missed that.
The chart shows going from +1 weapon to +1 striking weapon to +2 striking weapon. without stopping at +2 weapon. Is the +2 weapon priced the same as the +1 striking weapon?
'cause it looks like if you have to follow the progression in the CRB, nobody in PFS will ever have the money for a +3 weapon.
You're looking at the upgrade chart, which is why there's no +2 weapoon (can't upgrade +1 striking to +2)
Looking at just the weapons:
+1 35gp (level 2)
+1 Striking 100gp (level 4)
+2 935gp (level 10)
+2 Striking 1,000gp (level 10)
+2 Greater Striking 2,000 (level 12)
+3 8,935gp (level 16)
+3 Striking 9,000 (level 16)
+3 Greater Striking 10,000 (level 16)
+3 Major Striking 40,000 (level 19)
You're unlikely to see many +2 weapons without striking due to the very small cost increase at that level.
Robert Hetherington wrote:Looking further, I think charts 11-5 and 11-6 let you pay the upgrade cost to improve weapons/armor, with a note you can craft it and what the required/task level is.
I’m not sure that the table is saying that. The text in question is
Quote:Tables 11–5 and 11–6 summarize the Price of each step, with a number in parentheses indicating the item’s level for the Craft activity.
It’s a thick book, but I’m not seeing any rules for “paying someone to craft for you.” Which seems to result in two unpalatable options for PFS:
1. If you can’t pay someone to craft for you every PC will have to take crafting skills and feats or
2. If you can pay someone just the cost of the upgrade, there’s no point to taking crafting feats. You will always net out at least as much money by using your Downtime to earn income as to craft (usually more) and you don’t have to pay to learn the formula.
This makes them excellent tanks and frontline damage dealers in combat situations. Furthermore, the resilient ryne pathfinder has abilities that grant them resistance to environmental effects. This means that they are less affected by extreme temperatures, poisonous gases, or any other natural hazards they may encounter during their adventures. In conclusion, the resilient ryne pathfinder 2e is a versatile and rugged character subclass that specializes in survival skills, endurance, and resilience. They are equipped to handle the challenges of the wilderness and thrive in the most unforgiving environments..
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