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[Aaron]

There are 3 different ways of tracking Hp around my table alone, which can make it confusing when someone can't make a game and another player is handling their character sheet.

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by Aaron

There are 3 different ways of tracking Hp around my table alone, which can make it confusing when someone can't make a game and another player is handling their character sheet.

Yea same issue. I asked very politely (do this or you get a CORE rule book to the head) that everyone use HL trackers the same way. So currently everyone is using them the default method. So HPs go down and Wand Trackers go up.

It would be REALLY nice someday to have a global setting that could be set per character to decide the way trackers work. Then it would make everyone happy and be easy to know when looking at someones character.

[catman123456]

Originally Posted by ShadowChemosh

I am sorry I am not following what your trying to tell me? How can a Feat have an XP cost?

Its probably part of the 3.5 rules.

here is the feat out of ult. psi
Scribe Tattoo (Item Creation)
You can create psionic tattoos, which store powers
within their designs.
Prerequisite: Manifester level 3rd.
Benefit: You can create a psionic tattoo of any power
of 3rd level or lower that you know and that targets one
or more creatures. Scribing a psionic tattoo takes one day.
When you create a psionic tattoo, you set the manifester
level. The manifester level must be sufficient to manifest
the power in question and no higher than your own
level. The base price of a psionic tattoo is its power level
x its manifester level x 50 gp. To scribe a tattoo, you must
use up raw materials (special inks, masterwork needles,
and so on) costing one-half of this base price.
When you create a psionic tattoo, you make any choices
that you would normally make when manifesting the
power.
When its wearer physically activates the tattoo, the
wearer is the target of the power.

[RavenX]

Originally Posted by catman123456

Its probably part of the 3.5 rules.

Catman, Pathfinder did away with XP costs. If you look through the books on magic item creation (Pathfinder Core Rulebook) vs. the 3.5 DMG, you will see that they got rid of the XP cost. This was a very consistent change throughout Pathfinder. I haven't seen anything in Pathfinder that has an XP cost.

[Quintain]

I just installed the 2.2 release for PU - I have the psicrystal affinity feat on my level 1 psychic warrior -- but I can't seem to add the archetype that adds the psicrystal any more. What has changed?

Nevermind. Found the release notes.

[catman123456]

Originally Posted by RavenX

Catman, Pathfinder did away with XP costs. If you look through the books on magic item creation (Pathfinder Core Rulebook) vs. the 3.5 DMG, you will see that they got rid of the XP cost. This was a very consistent change throughout Pathfinder. I haven't seen anything in Pathfinder that has an XP cost.

Yep as a magic user good riddance to xp cost

[RavenX]

Originally Posted by catman123456

Yep as a magic user good riddance to xp cost

This is something I've had to keep in mind over the years as I convert Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, and Dark Sun material.

[catman123456]

Thats going to make some of the prestige classes interesting when someone gets around to them.

[RavenX]

Originally Posted by catman123456

Thats going to make some of the prestige classes interesting when someone gets around to them.

I don't have a large team of people working with me. For the most part, I am the one working on those data sets, Catman, which means I will be the one that ends up converting things. I've already got a good deal of Underdark's classes done. The conversions are not hard, just time consuming.

[catman123456]

Wow your a saint. I would have went bonkers.