Archmage Prestige Class

[AndrewD2]

Both your examples are 3.5 books, not Pathfinder RPG books.

http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards...mage&page=1#10

[Chatullio]

Hello AndrewD2,

though that may be, they are also Pathfinder - Golarion books and accordingly are still entirely valid when playing a Pathfinder game, which means the Archmage class is still in effect as far as the Pathfinder gaming group is concernded.
As such, it should be covered by Herolab (aside from the numerous 'has not been implemented yet' spots), so that it can be assigned to PCs and NPCs alike.
It's not like the Herolab-Pathfinder datafiles wouldn't have a d20 section as is, though that still lacks the Archmage prestige class.


With best regards,

Chatullio

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by Chatullio

though that may be, they are also Pathfinder - Golarion books and accordingly are still entirely valid when playing a Pathfinder game, which means the Archmage class is still in effect as far as the Pathfinder gaming group is concernded.

Your mixing the Pathfinder Adventure Paths, which is Golarion Fluff, written in 3.5 D&D rules with the Pathfinder CORE rules.

In the Pathfinder RULES there is no longer an Archmage PrC class. The class was broken down into Feats instead. So if converting from 3.5 you would replace the PrC levels with Wizard and simply take the appropriate feats.

If you want to convert the Archmage PrC to Pathfinder for your group as a house rule then the Editor built into HL is what you want to look at. You can create your own .user file that you can give to your game group so that everyone will then have the Archmage PrC available to them in HL. My groups current data set is almost a meg in size with all the additions and changes we have.

As there is no official Pathfinder archmage in the rules it would be impossible for HL to put in an official version.

[Chatullio]

Hello ShadowChemosh,

thank you for an official reply, though seeing how the HL Pathfinder module already has a d20 section that sports numerous non PF-rules, I find your answer somewhat suprising.

With best regards,

Chatullio