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I don't understand.
Will there be something new (spells, some class changes)?
Or there will be only erratas?

I have a better question. How does doomed condition affect undead enemy?
Undead enemy doesn't have "dying" but also doesn't have immunity to doomed (constructs, for example, do have despite their "undying").
Does this mean that doomed condition one-shots undead minions?
And what about regular living minions? According to rules "When most creatures reach 0 Hit Points, they die and are removed from play". This rule is important because enemy healers can't raise "most creatures" when they are at 0 hp.
Does that mean doomed condition one-shots "most creatures"?

I believe the discussion should be continued. Because now we definitly know that companions CAN be quickened! Since there is an Energizing Treat that spicifically says "it’s quickened for 1 minute"

I've get notification about update of pdf but it still third printing when I try to download it

Ok. There is a feat Sword and Pistol which negate this drawback. But it's like must-have feat for Drifter. Why doesn't give it by default?

Then again Reloading Strike is a worst Slinger's Reload because you Strike in Melee and then you Interact in Melee! So you trigger AoP with such reload. And in this case feat Sword and Pistol doesn't help.

So what's the main idea of the drifter? How should it be played?

Deed Finish The Job in the Way of Drifter can only be used RIGHT AFTER failed RANGED Strike.
Since Finish The Job is a Melee Strike itself it means you should shot at melee to use this deed. And in melee many fighter will make AoP when you try to shot them.
In such scenario to use this deed you should put yourself at disadvantage (go in melee for ranged attack) and this is not as much bonus as drawback.

Am I missing something?
I thought that Drifter's play should be something like:
1) Shoot, Stride in melee, Strike
2) then Strike, Step back, Shoot

but not:
Stride in melee, Shoot, Take AoP in the Face, Strike

Same thing here

Does multiple attack penalty apply to spells with DC? Or you can throw fireballs without penalty after the attack with the sword?

Yeah.
I believe link should be:
https://paizo.com/store/pathfinder/rulebooks/first
not
https://paizo.com/pathfinder/rules/first

ok. I got it. There is a bug in a link. It should be
https://paizo.com/store/pathfinder/rulebooks/first
not
https://paizo.com/pathfinder/rules/first
Sorry for bothering

I'm talking about this link:
https://paizo.com/pathfinder/rules/first
Which you can see if you go Pathfinder -> Rulebooks -> First Edition Rulebooks

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PS: And I don't need websites with rules. I need rulebooks in pdf.

Hi.
I wonder why a link to Pathfinder 1st edition rules redirect to 2nd Edition? Pathfinder 1st doesn't availiable anymore?

The rules say "When you’re fully photon-attuned, you can create a simulacrum of a star as a standard action. The star is a 10-foot-radius sphere that fills your square (or one square of your space, if you’re larger than Medium) and all squares within 5 feet of that space."

And then it says that this Star is damaging every creature in radius. But there is nothing about visibility.

So the question is:
Does the Miniature Star block visibility? Or is it transparent? Or maybe it gives some sort of concealment like fog or something?