Pathfinder Second Edition - generic DLC issue thread

Product: Pathfinder 2nd Edition Core Rules
Issue: The spell Wall of Stone has been changed via errata and the entry does not reflect this change.
Fix: Change Wall of Stone text from :
Each 5-foot-by-5-foot section of the wall has AC 10, Hardness 14, and 50 Hit Points, and it's immune to critical hits and precision damage. A destroyed section of the wall can be moved through, but the rubble created from it is difficult terrain.

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Each 10-foot-by-10-foot section of the wall has AC 10, Hardness 14, and 50 Hit Points, and it's immune to critical hits and precision damage. A destroyed section of the wall can be moved through, but the rubble created from it is difficult terrain.

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Originally Posted by Trennik

Product: Pathfinder 2nd Edition Core Rules
Issue: The spell Wall of Stone has been changed via errata and the entry does not reflect this change.
Fix: Change Wall of Stone text from :
Each 5-foot-by-5-foot section of the wall has AC 10, Hardness 14, and 50 Hit Points, and it's immune to critical hits and precision damage. A destroyed section of the wall can be moved through, but the rubble created from it is difficult terrain.

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Each 10-foot-by-10-foot section of the wall has AC 10, Hardness 14, and 50 Hit Points, and it's immune to critical hits and precision damage. A destroyed section of the wall can be moved through, but the rubble created from it is difficult terrain.

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We've still got a number of updates we're working through for Paizo errata. We'll get this updated in a future release. Thanks for reporting.

Age of Ashes Part 2

Charau-Ka Butcher has incorrect automation in the persistent bleed damage; a colon is missing making it non-functional

(PERS 1d4 bleed instead of PERS: 1d4 bleed)

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Originally Posted by sciencephile

Opinion noted.

It has been this way since Pathfinder 1e. When these are created, every item that is dropped from gear and treasure are placed in items so a GM can get to them outside of the parcels without having to own the original book that the item came from (Core Rulebook, Advanced Player's Guide, etc.). The "Campaign-Specific" items are items that are presented in the module in the Adventurer's Toolbox (or in this case, an appendix). Every one of those items you mentioned were presented in the Kingmaker Adventure Path as new items. I'm not sure what source you are looking at but according to Archives of Nethys, they are only found in Kingmaker. So I guess it is the definition of "Campaign-Specific" that is confusing. It is not that you cannot use the items in other campaigns, but where the items were introduced.

I have gone away from having new items specifically in its own list for most newer modules due to the fact that most modules only introduce a couple of new items. Kingmaker was special and had a lot of new items so it got its own list.

If the new items were intermingled in the Items with the other 200+ items, you would never be able to differentiate them from the other 200+ items easily. Having them in both places would have duplicated the items in the search. If there are a couple in both places (like Briar), they will be duplicated on a search and was done by mistake.

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This makes zero sense to me. All items in the adventure should be listed in the item menu, and you can filter them according to the category drop down at the top of the menu. There should not be any issue with duplication or "campaign specific" items clogging up the menu. If you want to see items from kingmaker you select it from the drop down. If you want to see items from another source, you select it from the drop down. Every other campaign module I've used works this way.

This is needlessly confusing and counter intuitive.

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Originally Posted by lavoiejh

This makes zero sense to me. All items in the adventure should be listed in the item menu, and you can filter them according to the category drop down at the top of the menu. There should not be any issue with duplication or "campaign specific" items clogging up the menu. If you want to see items from kingmaker you select it from the drop down. If you want to see items from another source, you select it from the drop down. Every other campaign module I've used works this way.

This is needlessly confusing and counter intuitive.

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We're looking into addressing this...

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Originally Posted by lavoiejh

This makes zero sense to me. All items in the adventure should be listed in the item menu, and you can filter them according to the category drop down at the top of the menu. There should not be any issue with duplication or "campaign specific" items clogging up the menu. If you want to see items from kingmaker you select it from the drop down. If you want to see items from another source, you select it from the drop down. Every other campaign module I've used works this way.

This is needlessly confusing and counter intuitive.

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A ruleset hotfix has been released to show the campaign new items in the Items sidebar. As it's a ruleset fix, any existing links created to the module campaign new items will still work as the module itself isn't being updated.

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Originally Posted by Trenloe

I can't find that - can you confirm exactly where it is please?

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Originally Posted by Farnaby

Product: Extinction Curse AP 2 Legacy of the Lost God
Issue: The 2 ghosts speak Draconic
4.04.05. Encounter: Liferoot Stone, Haunted Chamber
Fix: Change language to Dwarven

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Originally Posted by Farnaby

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Ah, OK. I couldn't find them in AP2 Legacy of the Lost God, they're in AP3 Life's Long Shadow.

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Originally Posted by Trenloe

Ah, OK. I couldn't find them in AP2 Legacy of the Lost God, they're in AP3 Life's Long Shadow.

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Ooops, my bad. Sorry.

Product: Pathfinder 2 Lost Omens: Impossible Lands (Player)
Issue: No Ancestry data present.
This makes it tough for players to add heritages or feats from the tracker. I was able to hack it by adding an entry to ancestries with the same name, but then it was lacking all the ancestry's traits.