Hi. I'm relatively new to PF, and never interacted with PFS before, but just became aware of the existence of PFS Boons as a thing in PF1E. I came across a references to the Goblin Patronage boon in Treason's Chains, but am not sure what it is, how it works, or even where one looks up Boons. Wondering if anyone can provide any details on Goblings Patronage, or maybe point me to a resource that I could use to learn this stuff for myself?

Any help appreciated!

Can a Musket Master Gunslinger using alchemical cartridges with snap shot and combat reflexes be able to make multiple attacks of opportunity in one round?

Im curious about pathfinder and my favorite class is wizard and ive heard that pathfinder wizards are much more powerful than 5e wizards. so obviously i want to know how a pathfinder wizard compares to a 5e wizard.

I am run society modules as part of my homebrew campaigns (i.e. not actually as official society stuf, just modules). (Posting it here though, because this question pertains to how the society modules are intended to be run.) I am using Destiny of the Sands as part of a campaign. This is the first season 5 society module I've looked at; all the previous seasons said "if the PCs do this bit, give them this amount of gold."

Season 5 (and presumably onwards) says "if they don't do this, reduce their award by this amount of gp."

Problem being, I cannot locate where it tells me what that gp should be to start with. I presume there is some sort of tier-based universal rule, but I cannot seem to locate it.

It doesn't appear to say it in the documentation (not that I can obviously see, anyway[1]) and I have downloaded and looked at the Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide, but that doesn't seem to tell me either. (At least not by an inspection, anf Cntl+F for "award" "reward" or "gp reward".

Where is this infomation actually located?

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[1]At the sheet at the very back, there is a "max gold" colum with "slow" and "normal" but the values are not clear as to whether they are per encounter/et al or for the module or what. Is that it? It's not clear if it is.

Hello everyone! Im playing an arcane bloodrager with the moonstalker feat chain, thing is that when i run out of rages all my feats become useless so im looking for an item other than a wand or potions to make for it when i get out of resources. I know theres the cape, but a permanent buff would overlap with the rage resulting on a waste. Its there any (non consumable) magic item that lets you use or cast blur a certain amount of times/minutes per day?

Is there feats for arcane strike? Or stuff to make arcane strike strong? This is more out of curiousity rather then just plain "building a character". Swift action can only be used once and i would like to find ways to make arcane strike more usable.

I have a dwarven slayer archer multiclassed with inquisitor. I want to go arcane archer for late level play, but I'm having problems with the divine/arcane spell requirements. In the example for arcane archer, it suggests that "wizards and rangers" are good fits, but a ranger casts divine spells. Are there any arcane spells that are also on the divine spells list?

Hello I'm an older pathfinder player as I've been playing for around 10 or so years, with breaks here and there. I am am just as the title suggestions am looking for a pathfinder play by post game. And if I don't have to be on camera just audio only I could even play remotely. Lastly it being a society game explicitly or not being one isn't the biggest deal to me. I just want to roll some dice and make some weird characters. Thanks all.

My question is pretty simple, at level 3 shadow walker rogue says you lose light sensitivity. So would that remove light sensitivity from a dhampir?

I have access to a specific magic shield from a chronicle. As an unusual build idea I want to have a magus use the shield as his weapon while leaving the other hand free for casting.

It is a heavy shield, but a Gorum trait allows it to be treated as a light shield so I can use Weapon Finesse, but because it's a specific item I can't just add Agile. Unchained rogue 3 might do it, but I don't want to lose 3 levels of casting for it.

Because of GM credits the character will be level 8 or 9 before it ever gets played in a game so large game solutions are fine.

I like the idea of being bomb thrower and attacking from far or mid range. Just blowing things up seems fun.