Ah okay, I see what you meant by that.

Alright, In character creation, For STR, CON, Etc, Do we just choose the numbers, as long as the corresponding point values do not exceed 20? Or do we do as the site says and roll 4D6?

Sac, if we're running multiple groups can we have one neutral-good party and one evil-neutral party? If people want to play evils.

Basically you want to figure out which class you want to play as. Then figure out which stats you need to focus on. Also figure out which race you want to play as, as each race gives you bonus stats as well. This post will help explain the stats a little better. Start with each stat at 10, and then start adding and subtracting points based on the above quote. If you want to make your STR 14, for example, that will cost 5 of the allotted 20 points.

EDIT:
Also http://www.d20pfsrd.com/basics-ability-scores/character-creation will help.

EDIT2:
I finally updated my character sheet with gear and stuff. Enhanced Full Plate wiped me out. I'm so poooooooooooor!

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Mar 4 2012, 3:29 am by DevliN.

That is the logical division, if I do run two parties, which does seem likely. I'll decide when it's closer to the starting date.

please learn common

Hell no! Plus I don't have the Int to learn another one. I suppose I could change Undercommon with Common assuming our most generous DM allows it.

Everyone knows common. Even if you don't know common you know common.

Clearly someone's never been to the underdark. Pssh.

EDIT:
What's the deal with Traits? Are we starting with 2 or 1 or none?

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Mar 4 2012, 5:07 am by DevliN.

Spend some skill points to learn common. I am requiring that all characters know common, it's up to you how you know it though.

TWO TRAITS

Does Silent Spell enable animals to cast spells, as they no longer have to speak words to cast spells?

Silent Spell affects spells that specifically require you to speak in order to cast them. I'm not really familiar with every Druid spell, but from the looks of it none of them require that.

Do you mean so you can cast spells when you're in your animal form, or so your animal companion can cast spells?

So I can cast spells while in animal form. If I had spoken spells it would be more advantageous to take Silent Spell than Natural Spell, assuming Silent Spell enabled me to cast spoken spells while in an animal form. The description for Natural Spell suggests that the hindrance to animal forms casting spells is the inability to speak rather than lack of magical ability.

Found this

http://tools.digitalightbulb.com/pbcalc.html

Are we able to use feats from the bestiary such as Hover?

If we are able to, I definitely don't recommend Hover.

What's wrong with Hover?

Can you fly? Probably not. If you can fly, how often are you going to be stopping in midair? Not very often. Besides, the DC for hovering without the feat is only 15, which isn't really a big deal if you have a decent dex and have ranks in Fly like you're supposed to. The only penalty for failing this check is losing 10 feet of altitude. Ten feet of altitude, and only when you fail a relatively easy check, isn't worth a feat.

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Mar 5 2012, 12:57 am by FatalException.

Except I'm planning on flying and stopping midair quite often, pending build tweaks.