u/AristotleanBiology

Picked up the 40k warbond a few days ago and... daaamn the bolt pistol is just perfection.

I know some people like to just throw rounds down range but, when you focus on flanking and targeting weakpoints, the bolt pistol just makes this play style so much more fun. You have to really focus on the right shot at the right time.

I used to enjoy the Slugger and Dominator, and after using the Bolt Pistol, it really made me want something to scratch that itch. Both of the aforementioned aren't exactly the same. Wish it had a two-handed primary version (I mean, the bolt-rifle from 40k is a thing) but magazine fed, double freedom on volley mode levels of recoil.

I know I can sort by things like traits, but is it possible to view all spells that produce a cone, emanation, burst, etc?

EDIT: Solved by u/TheAtomicPhoenix18 and u/Cytisus81

Thanks you two!

I've been contemplating how to organize a sandbox game lately and sometimes I'll find a dude that would fit, but its HP and other elements of its stat bloc are comically bad for the encounter level.

Are there easy ways to flex monsters up and down further than weak and elite templates?

I've been trying to figure out how the Scroll Trickster's Basic Scroll Cache works if I already was a spell caster.

>Each day during your daily preparations, you can create a single temporary scroll containing a 1st-rank spell. The spell must be a common spell, a spell to which you have access, or a spell you are able to cast, and you must be trained in the skill corresponding to at least one of the spell's traditions.

If I'm a prepared caster with a spellbook, do I have to have that spell already in my spellbook to write a scroll? Or does it merely mean I must potentially have access to it?

Example: I am a Wizard. I ONLY have Force Barrage in my spellbook. Can I make a temporary scroll of 500 Toads (not in my spellbook)? Or can I only make a scroll of Force Barrage (I have it in my spellbook)?

Thanks!

My group plays with a mix of legacy and remaster content books. The other day we noticed that some spells don't have Concentrate or Manipulate traits. For example, the legacy Kinetic Ram vs remaster Kinetic Ram. Is this a misprint, or does this spell really not have manipulate? Does it not trigger Reactive Strike?
Thanks!

edit: thanks everyone! we’ve been playing for a while and this just wasn’t clear for us

Are there tutorials for creating Pathbuilder custom class json files?

Beyond the number of spells that Wizards get automatically for leveling, is there a way to determine how many spells a Wizard character should "come across" while adventuring that they can scribe into their spellbook?

I just upgraded from the U100, which had an "always unlocked" feature, to the U400. The documentation isn't clear at all. Is there a way to keep it "always unlocked" and override the 1 minute auto-lock that I have it set to?

Need to get a new M&P 9mm. (frame was damaged beyond repair/use).

Is Brownell's shipping to washington provided it's not a scary threaded barrel version? Will they strip the 11+ capacity mags out that instantly turn me into a psychopath?

Thanks.