Traits: Any dwarf racial trait or the adopted social trait (see the Advanced Player’s Guide, pages 331 and 329 respectively). Spellcasting: Able to cast 2nd-level divine spells. Special: Favored enemy (giant, goblin, or orc) class feature. Skills: Knowledge (dungeoneering) 5 ranks, Knowledge (history) 5 ranks. RequirementsTo qualify to become a skyseeker, a character must fulfill all the following criteria. Others hope to rediscover or retake one of the fabled Sky Citadels lost in the eons since the Quest for Sky. Many form expeditions to explore the dwarven ruins left behind by their ancestors during the migration, often battling the foul creatures that lurk beneath Golarion’s surface in their search for knowledge. They travel the width and breadth of Avistan as well as Garund, unearthing every scrap of dwarven history and lore they can find. Those dwarves who commit themselves to making this dream a reality are known as the skyseekers. Many dwarves long for a return to their days of glory, when they stood upon the surface of Golarion as champions of both the surface and the Darklands below. Four of the fabled Sky Citadels were lost to history or destroyed, and a fifth is now held by the orc hordes in the Hold of Belkzen. In many ways, dwarven culture has been in decline since their fateful emergence. When they finally breached the surface, these legendary heroes built 10 grand fortresses across the face of Golarion-the 10 magnificent Sky Citadels. For 300 years, the dwarves fought their way upward, driving their hated enemies-the orcs- before them.
Spurred by the words of their prophets, the ancient dwarves abandoned their homes deep within the subterranean realm of Nar-Voth and began the perilous search for the sky over 5 millennia ago. Perhaps no event so shaped dwarven history or culture as the legendary Quest for Sky. This deal, while super 'bang for the buck', is borderline with just waiting for another $100 or so, and getting a SS setup.Skyseeker Source Paths of Prestige pg.
It cost $39 extra w/competitors I've seen. The value of the D/C peak charger will become apparent.
TOYTRONIX SKYSEEKER EBAY FREE
IMHO, by far the best deal on eBay for RTF R/C currently is $149 FREE S/H for a new Challenger. I've tried a couple of 'bargain' planes from eBay. The Dragon I'm referring to, 42" 3 Ch., is still at it's cheapest, $79 +S/H At any price. Just PM (private message) me, I will help all I can.Įdit: couldn't find the plane you're referring to on eBay. If you have any specific questions about eBay or the 'Firebirds', Having a buck and a half, you aren't that far from having SS Use a digital camera, take pics of some things you no longer to save a lot later.Īnother Plan: (based on your having $150 and eBay savvy) Will want to spend a little more up-front. Money will be going towards a really nice TX (transmitter) that will last you a longtime. One of these planes should get and keep you flying until youĬan get the money together for a nice SS set-up. If he can get even close, I would buy from the LHS. How much you can get one for on eBay, and see what he can do. I would try in your best way, to tell the owner If you have a Hobbyshop nearby, they probably have some you can look at.
but the COMMANDER, FIGHTERBIRD, AEROBIRD, orĪerobird/Challenger is the best overall package, giving you the third Ch., and a 'peak-charger'. In that price range, the Hobbyzone (Firebird family) planes are the only ones I could recommend. Probably would fly quite well, but lack of quality, and replacement parts will ground it sooner rather than later.
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