Fun Pathfinds

[SorO_Lost]

Corpses don't normally have a value, that's why the sculpted trophy thing was an attempt to skirt that barrier

Any spell or effect that targets the corpse (such as speak with dead or raise dead) treats it as if it still had its original appearance.

[zook1shoe]

Damn!

[snakeman830]

A Core find in the Helm of Brilliance.

Among all the fire spells and explodey bits everyone knows about, there's one line that's a bit of a gem:

The wearer may command any weapon he wields to become a flaming weapon. This is in addition to whatever abilities the weapon may already have (unless the weapon already is a flaming weapon). The command takes 1 round to take effect.

That's it.  Notice that there is no cost and, more importantly, no duration listed.  Sure, 1d6 fire damage on a weapon doesn't mean much at the point you have a 125k gp item, but being able to apply that to the weapons of an entire army is a pretty good deal.

Now, this is all well and good, but it comes online late.  I would be saying that, but they also made a far cheaper version of the helm that still has this ability!  The Lesser Helm of Brilliance is less than 1/5th the price.  18k for applying the Flaming weapon quality to as many weapons as you want on top of the items other abilities is nuts.

[SorO_Lost]

So idk about PF's Helm but D&D's version has an overload effect, if you hit the wearer with 31 points of Fire damage and they fail a DC 15 Will Save every unused jewel is simultaneously used. That's up to ten randomly targeted Prismatic Sprays, one 230ft long Wall of Fire, and thirty 10d6 Fireballs centered on the wearer (1,050 avg dmg).

Not a bad ending after you buffed every sword to barstool with Flaming, just put it on a summoned animal and throw a Fireball at it.

[ketaro]

So idk about PF's Helm but D&D's version has an overload effect, if you hit the wearer with 31 points of Fire damage and they fail a DC 15 Will Save every unused jewel is simultaneously used. That's up to ten randomly targeted Prismatic Sprays, one 230ft long Wall of Fire, and thirty 10d6 Fireballs centered on the wearer (1,050 avg dmg).

Not a bad ending after you buffed every sword to barstool with Flaming, just put it on a summoned animal and throw a Fireball at it.

Both games helms have that effect.
Both games helms only offer fire resistance when activated.
Both helms don't need to be active to blow up.

[SorO_Lost]

Both games helms have that effect.
Both games helms only offer fire resistance when activated.
Both helms don't need to be active to blow up.

1 & 3 maybe true but 3 is subjective since it says after the fire protection is taken into account. You could take it as a reminder of how Resistance works or you could take it as a way to avoid accidental detonation if it's inactive.

You can pick what you want and your DM may pick something different. All I can say for me since you need to hit the creature, not the helm, with the fire damage it makes more sense the creature needs to be under the Helm's effects (ie setting the area/weapons on fire) to start the chain reaction rather than simply holding it with his head and burning his toe.

[snakeman830]

It gets better: Pathfinder also has a version of the Helm of Brilliance that's based on Electricity spells and damage instead of Fire.

And yes, it can grant the Shocking weapon quality.

[ketaro]

Both games helms have that effect.
Both games helms only offer fire resistance when activated.
Both helms don't need to be active to blow up.

1 & 3 maybe true but 3 is subjective since it says after the fire protection is taken into account. You could take it as a reminder of how Resistance works or you could take it as a way to avoid accidental detonation if it's inactive.

You can pick what you want and your DM may pick something different. All I can say for me since you need to hit the creature, not the helm, with the fire damage it makes more sense the creature needs to be under the Helm's effects (ie setting the area/weapons on fire) to start the chain reaction rather than simply holding it with his head and burning his toe.

I don't see much in the way of subjectivity in it. The Fire Resistance is one of several abilities granted while activated. It is the games own fault for making a default assumption that a player using the helm is actually intent on using it as is and thus will always have it activated for the passive buffs.

But you are right, in a way. It definitely explicitly calls out needing to be set off with magical fire, not just any fire. So that generally consists of a bit more than burning ya toe.

[snakeman830]

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/r/recorporeal-incarnation/

Well, this seems like it can be abused.

[Nanshork]

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/r/recorporeal-incarnation/

Well, this seems like it can be abused.

Ohh, it can be permanent....

[zook1shoe]

Best class ever!
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Well, not really, but hilarious

[ketaro]

I have always been a fan of Old Spice's advertising.

[Nanshork]

"Several of the Gentlemen's abilities involve either subverting the DM or undercutting his decisions, so it's unlikely no sane DM would ever allow this to actually be allowed in the game."

More than a wizard?  Doubtful.

[SorO_Lost]

"Several of the Gentlemen's abilities involve either subverting the DM or undercutting his decisions, so it's unlikely no sane DM would ever allow this to actually be allowed in the game."

Eh it's not that bad, the article was definitely made by someone who doesn't read the optimize related posts.

You get simple/martial weapons & light armor, that Dex+Cha to AC only works when wearing a very specific set of clothing which doesn't give you an armor bonus anyway so until you're packing 18+ in those scores a Swordsage in a Chain Shirt has more AC than you. Most of the Extraordinary Ability do not list an Action so they default to a Standard Action, so you could mass buff multiple attributes of the entire party for several rounds with Bardic Music as a Swift Action, or you could add single +1d6~+5d6 buff to a single attribute to a single target. Heck, Punchline only deals 6d4 on a failed Save. >.>

Mostly it's talking about stuff like this.

Strong Convictions (ex): Gentlemen are very confident in themselves and their abilities. Starting at 2nd level, if the Gentleman critically fails an intelligence or wisdom check, he is fed a falsehood that he will strongly believe no matter who tries to talk him out of it. Even if that person is a genie or something. At 9th level, once the Gentleman’s ego is in full bloom, if the Gentleman rolls a critical success on an intelligence check, the GM must share one very personal secret about themselves with the player.

Something Dumb (sn): The Gentleman possesses some amazing powers. This is not one of them. Starting at 3rd level, once per session, the Gentleman may change one thing in the game that has no effect on actual gameplay and the GM must allow it. If that’s confusing, here are some examples. The Gentleman may: put clown shoes on a party member, turn a troll’s hands into hard-shelled tacos, turn all the plants a beige color, etc. These effects last for the duration of the session.

New Haircut (ex): At 17th level, the Gentleman gets a new, more stylish haircut. Just to be clear, his previous haircut was top fantastic A+ fashionable, but this new haircut is on a whole different plane of style and fashion, ethereal or otherwise. If this is hard to imagine, think of it like this: all crocodiles are cool, but put a crocodile in a ghillie suit? That stuff is unheard of!!! Anyway, now that you understand just how fashionable the Gentleman’s previous haircut was and how this new haircut blows that older, fashionable haircut to smithereens (fashionably speaking), what does this new haircut do? Good question. Easy. When the Gentleman gets this new, level 17 haircut, all other characters in his party immediately gain an extra level, and there is nothing the GM can do about it. Capiche?

You know, it's so weird. Most teens & young adults paying D&D hate any form of authority but having a funny Class Feature that does things without the man's permission is immediately offensive and needs to be banned. >.>

Matrimony seems like a cool ability to invoke on the BBEG too, shame you can't stay out past 10pm through.

[Nanshork]

As I said: More than a Wizard?  Doubtful.

[Maelphaxerazz]

EDIT: There was an idea in this post until I realized my idea wouldn't work. So have a kitten instead!

[zook1shoe]

Merchant's Manifest

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BADGER PLUSH PRICE 45 GP
WEIGHT 2 lbs.
This stuffed badger—a well-
loved and legally protected
animal in Absalom—is realistic
enough to fool most other
animals into thinking it is real.
As a move action, a wielder
can use a free hand to present
the plush; any Small or smaller
animal with an Intelligence score of 1 or 2 that can see it takes
a –2 penalty on initiative checks.

So, wiggle the badger for an indefinite duration penalty?

SYLIRICAN LEMONS PRICE 1 GP
WEIGHT 1 lb.
Sylirican lemons make prized preserves when ground, salted, and
sealed in jars, adding an intense citrus flavor when sprinkled atop
other foods. If, within 8 hours of consuming a meal seasoned
with Sylirican lemons, you gain the confused condition, you can
roll 1d6 and subtract the result from the result of your d% roll to
determine what action you take for the first round in which you
are confused. This benefit does not stack with itself.
The price and weight listed represent a jar containing enough
preserved lemons to season 10 meals.

So, for 3 cp/day, I can get an always active -1d6 on confusion %?

BLADE OF LIFE’S DEFENSE PRICE 170 GP
WEIGHT 6 lbs.
This khopesh (Pathfinder RPG Ultimate Equipment 30)
has a silver blade polished to an almost blinding
sheen and etched with motifs of vines
and leaves. Blades of life’s defense
can be bought in Anuli’s Sword Alley,
and are becoming more popular
as rumblings of an open war with Geb continue to grow ever
louder. Each blade is imbued with a shimmer of nonmagical
might against undead that grants the blade’s bearer a
+1 sacred bonus on saving throws against the abilities of
undead. It is otherwise treated as a standard khopesh.

170gp to get +1 sacred to saves vs. Undead, just by CARRYING a sword?

HEATSTONE PLATING
Heatstone plating involves placing heatstones at strategic points
within clothing or armor. A character wearing armor that has
heatstone plating is constantly protected from cold weather as
per the endure elements spell. Armor with heatstone plating
weighs 1 additional pound for every 5 pounds of the armor’s
original weight (for example, a suit of leather armor with
heatstone plating weighs 18 pounds). Heatstone plating cannot
be sewn into heavy armor.
Type of Heatstone Plating Item Item Price Modifier
Light armor +800 GP
Medium armor +1,000 GP

800-1000 for a non-slotted endure elements (cold)

LIQUID GLASS
This heatstone-derived glass is warm to the touch and slightly
malleable, as if it were still liquid. A pliable nature allows this
otherwise razor-sharp crystal to repair itself when it takes
damage. An item made from liquid glass repairs damage to
itself at a rate of 2 hit points per day, even if the weapon
is broken or destroyed (but not if the weapon is destroyed
in a way that the pieces cannot be retrieved, such as via
disintegrate). If a weapon made from liquid glass has full
hit points, it grants a +1 bonus on damage rolls. Items made
from liquid glass have 10 hit points per inch of thickness and
hardness 10.
Type of Liquid Glass Item Item Price Modifier
Weapon +800 GP
Other Items +250 GP/lb.

Get your indestructible items now, doesn't matter the original material.
Could this work on alchemical items?

CELWYNVIAN STONE FRUIT PRICE 500 GP
WEIGHT 1 lb.
This bizarre fruit appears to be carved from stone, though it has
a lovely aroma and is easily consumed. Stone fruits occasionally
sprout from the strange treelike monument known as the
Celwynvian Charge (Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Magnimar,
City of Monuments 29), where they are gathered by licensed
vendors and sold to travelers. Eating a stone fruit hardens flesh
and restores vitality. When a creature eats the fruit as a full-
round action that provokes attacks of opportunity, it immediately
recovers 2d6 hit points and gains a +2 enhancement bonus to its
natural armor for 1 minute.

How many medium apples (picture indicates a large apple-like fruit in a small creatures hand) in a cubic foot? Just asking for the purposes of minor creation

CHARDA CLAWS PRICE 150 GP
WEIGHT —
This tiny set of sculpted claws, made from stone carefully chipped
from the Battle of Charda monument (Pathfinder Campaign
Setting: Magnimar, City of Monuments 11), is set upon a fine
chain. Once per day when attempting an Intimidate check to
demoralize a single opponent in combat, the user can forcefully
present the charda claws as part of the action to activate their
residual power. Using the claws in this way requires a free hand,
but only while the Intimidate check is made. If the Intimidate
check was a success and the target is demoralized, the claws
grant the wielder a +1 morale bonus on attack rolls against that
creature for the duration of the demoralized effect. If the wielder
uses the claws but the Intimidate check is not successful, the
claws’ daily use is expended to no effect.

Nice demoralizer buff.

MANTRA WHEEL PRICE 450 GP
WEIGHT 1/2 lb.
This handheld metal cylinder is embossed with traditional
symbols tied to protectiveness and has a handle that can
be used to spin it. Mantra wheels are often used by divine
spellcasters who are blind or have difficulty with fine gestures,
or who simply enjoy using this traditional device. As a move
action, a scroll of a divine spell can be placed inside the wheel.
The handle is then spun, activating the scroll without the use of
verbal or somatic components. If the wheel’s user would need
to attempt a caster level check to activate the scroll successfully,
the wheel provides a +3 bonus on that check. Spinning the
wheel is part of the normal action required to activate the scroll
(usually a standard action or the spell’s casting time, whichever
is longer). Using the wheel to activate a scroll provokes attacks
of opportunity exactly as activating a scroll (or casting the spell)
normally would. The wheel can hold only one divine scroll at a
time. Removing an expended scroll from a mantra wheel is a
swift action.

Crank the wheel for still and silent divine scrolls? Only 450 gp and basically a full-round action to add, cast, and remove the scroll? Not too shabby.

POH ARMOR PRICE 500 GP
WEIGHT 65 lbs.
Named after a ferocious unicorn-tiger hybrid, this suit of
scale mail barding bears a vicious horn on the forehead
plate and metal tiger claws protruding from the poitrel. The
armor is heavily reinforced to protect a horse’s chest and
neck. A horse wearing poh armor gains a gore attack as a
secondary natural attack that deals 1d8 points of damage.
Additionally, a horse wearing poh armor deals 2d6 points of
damage to any foe it knocks prone when using an overrun
combat maneuver. Poh armor otherwise functions like barding
(Ultimate Equipment 80).
The price and weight listed is for poh armor for a Large
mount. Poh armor for a Medium mount costs 250 gp and
weighs 35 pounds. Poh armor slows a mount with a base
speed of 40 feet to 30 feet, 50 feet to 35 feet, or 60 feet to
40 feet.

Barding that turns your horse into a savage unicorn beast?

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CATHEDRAL PIT STONE PRICE
600 GP
A golden ribbon winds around this smooth, ring-shaped
piece of basalt, which was created to emulate the pit of the
Starstone. The stone can be thrown as a ranged attack with a
range increment of 20 feet. When the stone strikes a target, it
creates a 10-foot-wide, 20-foot-deep moat, as per create pit,
leaving the target on a stone pillar equal in size to its space.
Alternatively, the user can target a specific grid intersection (or
merely drop the stone, which requires no attack roll) to create
a 10-foot-wide, 20-foot-deep moat around the 5-foot square
onto which it was thrown or dropped. (If the wielder throws the
stone at a target and misses, treat the stone as a splash weapon
to determine where it lands.) Each creature that is not the target
in the area where a pit is created in this way must succeed at a
DC 13 Reflex saving throw to jump to safety in the nearest open
space. The pit disappears after 6 rounds. The stone is consumed
upon being thrown or dropped.

I like that

WHISPER SAFE PRICE
8,000 GP
A mirrored mask emblem adorns
this black-lacquered jewelry box.
When a user speaks a fact into
the open box and closes it (a
full-round action that provokes
attacks of opportunities), the
whisper safe attunes to him.
While holding the attuned box, he can spend an immediate
action at will to learn how many people know the fact.
Furthermore, he can concentrate on the box for 1 minute as
if he were concentrating on a spell to learn the general details
of each of those people, including alignment, gender, race,
character class, and the name by which each person is most
commonly known. However, if a person has taken any effort to
obscure any of these details from the public eye, the box omits
that individual detail or details. Similarly, the box reveals no
details about a person who knows the fact and is a vigilante
(Pathfinder RPG Ultimate Intrigue 9) or otherwise has dual
identity or a similar class feature. Opening an attuned whisper
safe releases the fact in an audible whisper, after which the box
can be used to store another fact as described.

Possibly campaign breaking?

PROTECTIVE RUFF PRICE
1,000 GP
This lace collar fits snugly around the wearer’s neck. When an
effect would damage an item worn in any of the wearer’s item
slots, up to 10 points of damage are redirected to the ruff.
(Damaging effects that do not involve hit points, such as
rusting grasp, are not affected.) A protective ruff has 10 hit
points and hardness 5. When the ruff is reduced to 0 hit points,
it stops functioning; if reduced to less than 0 hit points, it is
destroyed as normal. While worn, a protective ruff with 1 or
more hit points regenerates at the rate of 1 hit point per hour.

DR 10 vs. sunder

CRACKLING TASSEL PRICE
2,500 GP
A common accoutrement often crafted by worshipers of Hei
Feng, these magical tassels are usually affixed to the pommels of
bladed weapons, though they can be fastened to other weapons
as well. The tassel has no effect unless attached to a weapon, and
even then, it activates only under certain conditions.
The wielder gains a +4 circumstance bonus on performance
combat checks (Pathfinder RPG Ultimate Combat 153). When
the wielder takes a standard action to fight defensively, the next
attack that misses her before the start of her next round causes
the attacker to take 3d6 points of electricity damage. Once the
electricity is discharged, the crackling tassel can’t be used again
for 24 hours.

Can I just add these to my 10 sheathed daggers?

CLICKING BLADE PRICE
10,310 GP
Adapted from the weapons of the Clicking Caverns’
mysterious clockwork soldiers, this +1 keen short sword is
modified with ticking clockwork components. Technomagical
internal mechanisms help the blade strike true when it would
otherwise deliver a glancing blow. Once per day, when the
wielder deals sneak attack or precision damage with this
weapon, she can reroll the sneak attack or precision damage
dice after the damage is rolled, but before the damage is
applied. When the damage dice are rerolled with this ability,
they are reduced by one step (for example, d6s become d4s,
and d8s become d6s).

So, if I roll SA damage terribly (average of a 2/die), I can reroll the entire thing with a lower die. And how much does that nichey thing happens

GOWN OF GRACEFUL PETITENESS PRICE
3,500 GP
These fine dresses are delicately
woven with magically preserved and
layered leaves. The dresses were
originally commissioned for elven
diplomats who often interacted with
gnomes and other members of Small
races, but their use has spread across
Avistan. A Medium humanoid who
takes 1 interrupted minute to don
a gown of graceful petiteness is,
at the end of that time, immediately reduced to Small size.
This acts as reduce person, except that it does not grant a
size bonus to Dexterity or resize items on the wearer’s person
other than the gown itself. Taking off the gown also requires
1 interrupted minute and returns the gown and its wearer to
their original sizes.

What a cute widdle guy!

RIMESHAPER GLOVES PRICE
3,000 GP
These sleek gloves bear a faint scaled pattern and shimmer
slightly, as if they were covered in ice crystals. While in cold
or colder weather (Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook 444),
rimeshaper gloves allow the wearer to solidify nearby snow
or ice into a light or one-handed weapon of normal quality
with a hardness of 2. Creating such a weapon takes the
same amount of time that it would take to draw it from a
sheath—a move action for most, but faster for a wearer with
the Quick Draw feat or a similar ability, for example. These
weapons evaporate if left unattended for 1 round; otherwise,
they last for 1 minute, after which they melt into pure liquid.
Alternatively, as a move action, the wearer can cause actual
ice crystals to form over the gloves, causing them to act as
masterwork spiked gauntlets that also grant a +2 competence
bonus on Climb checks. This effect lasts until it is dismissed
as a standard action. Finally, the gloves grant the wearer cold
resistance 5.

Snow guns! Too bad they aren't preloaded.

LOOTER’S SATCHEL PRICE
3,200 GP
This maroon satchel is embroidered with slightly glowing runes.
The satchel functions as a bag of holding (type I). Additionally,
as long as the satchel is not overloaded, the bearer can hold
it over an adjacent creature that is dead or unconscious and
speak a command word. When the command word is spoken,
the satchel removes any magic items from the creature’s
person (such as magic weapons and armor, potions, scrolls, and
wondrous items) and deposits them into the bag. This process
takes 1 uninterrupted round. If the bearer moves into a different
space while the satchel is gathering items in this way, no
items are moved into the satchel and the bearer must start the
process over. If the satchel would become overloaded from the
creature’s magic items, it transports as many magic items as it
can, from smallest to largest, until it would become overloaded,
at which point it stops gathering items.

Great alternative to a coup de grace.

KHANGARAD SCABBARD PRICE
 6,000 GP
This belt-and-scabbard set is decorated with golden depictions
of garudas (Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 3 123). The scabbard
automatically reshapes itself to fit the weapon that the wielder
is currently using. If the wielder is not using a weapon that
would fit into a scabbard, as a free action the wielder can
command the khangarad scabbard to take the shape of any
weapon with which she has proficiency.
Once per day as a standard action, the wielder can speak
the scabbard’s command word to blast nearby creatures with
gale-force winds. As part of activating the scabbard, the wielder
can attempt a special trip combat maneuver check against all
creatures within 10 feet using her normal CMB; this does not
provoke attacks of opportunity. Creatures whose CMD is lower
than the result are tripped. The wielder is not knocked down if
the trip attempt fails by 10 or more.

So, the weapon I create only needs proficiency... hell yeah! I'll take a nuclear resonator to go with my batteries.

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Lingering Leitmotif (Oratory, Sing)
Your clever turn of words or catchy musical jingle sticks in
people’s heads long after they have heard it.
Prerequisite: Perform (sing) or Perform (oratory) 4 ranks.
Cost: Feat or 2nd-level bard spell known.
Effect: You sing or chant simple phrases or a distinctive
series of notes that you associate with a specific trade good or
service. While you perform these jingles, allies within 30 feet
are affected by this performance’s effects and are treated as
being affected by your inspire confidence bardic performance.
Furthermore, if an affected creature purchases the associated
good or service, that creature immediately gains a number of
temporary hit points equal to half your bard level.
Use: 3 bardic performance rounds, plus 1 round per
additional person affected.
Activation: 1 standard action.

What's the duration of the temp hp? And how many times can you buy the goods or service/masterpiece activation?

Here's a copper each, I'll take 3 tittie-twisters and a wet willy for 2xbard level temp hp please!

Order of the Reins
(Cavalier Order)
The cavaliers of the order of the reins hold a strong
rapport not just with their mounts, but with all tamed
and domesticated animals on Golarion. From camels and
horses to teams of sled dogs, these cavaliers hold themselves
honor-bound to protect these creatures for their labor and
loyalty. Cavaliers of the order of the reins often serve as the
commanders of caravans or other expeditions, using their
unique skills to ensure that the caravan and its wares safely
reach their intended markets.
Edicts: The cavalier must do everything in his power to
keep a caravan or traveling group safe once he has agreed to
protect it. He must see that any allied animal injured under
his watch is healed, or personally give it a merciful death if
survival is not an option. He must not let any animal under
his command suffer needlessly.
Challenge: Whenever an order of the reins cavalier issues
a challenge, all allied animals, animal companions, familiars,
and mounts within 60 feet gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls
and a +2 bonus to AC against the target. This bonus increases
by 1 for every additional 4 levels the cavalier has.
Skills: An order of the reins cavalier adds Appraise and
Perception to his list of class skills. Any animal that the
cavalier is riding can use the cavalier’s Handle Animal
modifier in place of its own Acrobatics and Swim skill
modifiers as long as the cavalier is mounted on it.
Order Abilities: A cavalier belonging to the order of the
reins gains the following abilities as he increases in level.
Control the Herd (Ex): At 2nd level, the cavalier can direct
multiple animals with one forceful command. The cavalier
can handle a number of nonhostile, riderless animals equal
to his cavalier level with a single use of the Handle Animal
skill, so long as the commanded animals can see or hear
the cavalier. The handled animals must all be ordered to
perform the same trick. If an animal in the group does not
know the trick the cavalier is commanding them to perform,
the cavalier is considered to be pushing that animal. The
cavalier cannot use this ability on animals more than two
size categories smaller than he is. Using this ability requires
a move action, though if the cavalier is pushing any animal
as described above, it requires a full-round action.
Teamwork Tricks (Ex): At 8th level as a free action, the
cavalier can use control the herd to handle allied and
riderless animals and animal companions. Friendly and
helpful animals that the cavalier commands with Handle
Animal or his control the herd ability are considered to
know any tasks or tricks the cavalier’s mount knows, in
addition to any tasks or tricks they already know.
Stampede (Ex): At 15th level, as a standard action, the
cavalier can incite any riderless and nonhostile animals and
animal companions within 60 feet of him to stampede. Each
affected creature gains a +4 bonus to AC (this bonus stacks
with the benefits of the cavalier’s challenge), the trample
universal monster rule, and a bonus to damage equal to
half the cavalier’s level for 1 round. The save DC against an
incited animal’s trample attack is 10 + half the cavalier’s level
+ his Charisma modifier. Incited creatures attack whatever
targets the cavalier directs them to unless commanded
otherwise by a bonded master (in the case of a familiar or
animal companion).

Amazing order for the Huntmaster Cavalier

Nameless Shadow
(Rogue Archetype)
Where bandits and tyrants prey on merchants and
caravans, the nameless shadow preys on bandits and
tyrants. Posing as mundane merchants or other harmless
travelers, these assassins can hide both within darkness
and in the anonymity of a seemingly unimportant crowd.
This archetype is appropriate for rogues built using the
rules from the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook as well as for
unchained rogues (Pathfinder RPG Pathfinder Unchained 20).
Harmless Guise (Ex): A nameless shadow gains the
dual identity and seamless guise vigilante class features
(Pathfinder RPG Ultimate Intrigue 9–10), with the following
restrictions. Her social identity must be that of a mundane
and nonthreatening member of society, such as a farmer
or a merchant. At 6th level, the nameless shadow gains
the many guises vigilante social talent. At 8th level, the
nameless shadow gains the quick change vigilante
social talent. At 14th level, the nameless shadow gains
the everyman vigilante social talent. At 18th level,
the nameless shadow gains the any guise vigilante
social talent.
Additionally, when a nameless shadow attacks
a foe while in a social or mundane identity,
her target takes a –2 penalty to AC for the
purpose of resolving that attack. This use of
harmless guise forces the nameless shadow
into her vigilante identity after the attack
is completed, and the target (if it survives)
then becomes aware of the nameless
shadow’s secret. This ability cannot be
used on targets that are aware of the
nameless shadow’s dual identity.
This replaces trapfinding and the
rogue talents gained at 2nd, 6th, 10th, 14th,
and 18th levels.
Face in the Crowd (Ex): At 4th level, so long as
there are at least 10 other nonhostile creatures
within 30 feet of her, a nameless shadow can
use Bluff or Disguise in place of Stealth to
hide or for sniping. At 8th level, she can use
this ability to hide within a crowd even if she
is being observed.
This replaces the rogue talents gained at
4th and 8th levels.

Unchained Rogue makes this a great option

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[Nytemare3701]

I can't be the first person to notice this, so I must be wrong here, but this seems like an obvious loophole.

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This two-spouted funnel is used to safely mix two alchemical splash weapons into a single flask. Using the vial requires 10 minutes and a DC 25 Craft (alchemy) check; a half-elf has a +5 bonus on this check. Failing the check means both splash weapon are destroyed. Success means the two materials are safely mixed into one vial that is the same volume as a normal splash weapon vial; when thrown as a splash weapon, the mixture has the effects of both component substances and creatures are affected as if hit by both. The mixture becomes inert after 24 hours. Only liquids may be mixed with the funnel. The bearer can use it to mix an alchemical splash weapon with either holy water or unholy water, but the Craft (alchemy) DC increases to 30; half-elves still get the +5 bonus on this check. The funnel does not work on potions, elixirs, extracts, or other materials.
Mixing a substance with a similar or identical substance (such as alchemist’s fire with alchemist’s fire) has no effect.
A mixture cannot be combined with another mixture.

So as long as you (A)Keep using a different alchemical splash weapon each time & (B) always combine a mixture and a standalone splash weapon, you can keep adding to this mixture?

Edit: Just checked the srd, there are 10 Alchemical "splash" weapons. This could get really ugly.

Edit2: Acid, Alchemist's Fire, Alkali Flask, Burst Jar, Holy Water, Liquid Ice, and Shard Gel are all liquids, so they would work, but Alkali flask is very similar to Acid, so the "similar substances" clause probably prevents that one.

[zook1shoe]

You can extend the 24 hr spoil time by mixing in a new alchemical item during that time frame.

Could get expensive, though.

[Craiconn]

My favorite combo with Hybridization Funnel is Ghast Retch Flask and Burst Jar.

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"A mixture cannot be combined with another mixture."

I believe a Paizo dev chimed in on this once on the Paizo forums.  Something along the lines of adding the words " ... or substance" to the end of that rule sentence.  But, as y'all know, Paizo has been substandard in the last few years on the official updates for errata & FAQ while quick to Stealth Errata and issue "fixes via dev forum posts".