No problem. The periapt of wisdom comes from D&D 3.5, the Adventure Path's original source. And you're right, the publication change switched the item from a periapt (necklace) to a headband, which is a different body slot. OGL, eat your heart out.
In my description of the item, I presented it as a pearl charm on the bullywug's bracelet^¤. Being used in this way, it would have used the bullywug's wrist slot. Whomever wishes to use it going forward may continue to use it as a bracelet, or fashion it onto a chain and make it a periapt (or necklace if they prefer), or another slot position.

Alternatively, it can be sold at half its market value, or "fed" to Gé for its complete (100%) market value in raw residuum.

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^¤When I was a teenager, I was really into the R.A. Salvatore novels about Drizzt Do'Urden. In Siege of Darkness, Drizzt kills his brother and takes a pair of enchanted bracers, which later cause havoc with his fighting style, as he becomes too fast for even him to fight effectively. Towards the end of the book, he puts them on his ankles to speed up his footwork. Ever since reading that, I've always been fascinated with the idea of misusing magical items. It was my thought that perhaps the bullywug didn't know what a periapt was either, and simply used it as a bracelet? This doesn't upset the rules, in my opinion, as the bonus remains the same, only the body slot changes, which seems to be a page out of Paizo's book anyway.

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This message was last edited by the GM at 21:08, Sun 04 Sept 2016.

The game design decision behind the change was that all INT, WIS, and CHA-boosting items should use the same slot, so users cannot benefit from multiple boosts on multiple items. However, with Ioun stones and similar slotless items, it doesn't always work out that way anyway. The other items that were moved were STR-boosting items, which are now all belts. (See "conversion guide" pamphlet for a more in-depth explanation.)

That said, your way is way cooler, and Paizo should hire you at $75,000 a year to do game design.

Hello Mr. DM,

Please explain how residuum works in this campaign. If we decompose an item worth, say, 100 gp, and get 100 gp of residuum, does that then allow us to make another item worth 100 gp? Can we sell the residuum for list price, or only half price? I'm having trouble figuring out your earlier statement. It seems like we would always just be better off making residuum than selling an item.

By the way I assume Ge ate the greatclub and now we have some residuum from it.
This message was last edited by the player at 18:14, Tue 06 Sept 2016.

Residuum is a silvery-white, fine powder that is the essence of magic; in short, generic magical components. Your example below is correct, what residuum you gain through whatever means you can use to create other magical items.
For example, Gé ate the +1 greatclub, which has a market value of 2,305 gp. He devoured the greatclub itself, costing 305 gp, but leaving you 2,000 gp worth of residuum. You can use this to craft magical items.
You can sell residuum (or even use it as currency in some situations), but you will need to find someone who can use it. You probably won't be able to pay for a meal and hotel stay with it, but you can use it to purchase things from people who know its value. If you try to sell residuum itself, it will be just like selling other things, at 50% value.
The only exception to this is if you commission an item to be crafted, and front the residuum yourself.

I think you accidentally added 1200+1150, when it should have just been 1200 gold total.

Yep! I overlooked the fact that thefeather token (anchor) is only 50gp. My bad. I'll update the post.

Ouch. Haha. You'll get your over paid money in 6-9 weeks in a prepaid card. Sorry for the inconvenience. Haha

Does Sasserine have a citadel, and if so are there stores there? Just curious, NO REASON for asking.

I will be out of town and unable to post Monday through Saturday next week, Sept 19-24th.

There isn't a traditional keep in the city, like in a medieval sense. Castle Teraknian is located on an island on the western edge of Noble District, just a stones throw away from Witchwarden Tower. It was once the seat of government in Sasserine, prior to the formation of the Dawn Council, but now houses only the King's Crypt and the Nobles' Vaults. The latter are vaults that act like safety deposit boxes for the city's noble families, while the former is the private crypt of the Teraknian line.

I'm not sure if Stan remembers, but Lavinia hired the party initially to secure her family's yacht so she could get her mother's duplicate key to the Vanderboren vault below Castle Teraknian in the beginning of There is No Honor.

Honestly I just wanted to go there while we were shopping and say "I'm Lord Fetchin and this is my favorite store in the Citadel."

edit: Leaving now, won't be back until tomorrow evening.
This message was last edited by the player at 14:55, Thu 15 Sept 2016.

Am I still at -2 int?

No, you'd be at -1 Int. You restore 1/day naturally.

Edit: Also, you all heal 1 hp/level
This message was last edited by the GM at 14:54, Mon 10 Oct 2016.

I just binge-watched Poldark and there is a lot of staid, British-style gambling on that show.

Highly recommended to anyone interested in worldbuilding, subtle conflict, and/or cool 1700s environments.

As the deadline approaches, I should probably mention that, out of character, I think our PCs are actually looking for the Dungeon Master's Guide.

I think thats a fair theroy.

Diffenitly didnt see your post before i posted....hopefully it works

It's my understanding that we don't have time to necessarily read all the instructions.

You can read them in a couple of minutes, but actually doing them will cut it close. Getting three people to follow the instructions while standing on a cliff during a snowstorm: priceless.

At first I thought this was going to involved ferrying people back and forth in a certain order, but with only one set of shoes I'm not sure how to even approach this.

There is nothing gracful about eating a raw fish shipmate

Then how do you explain Sushi?

For the amount of time it takes to individually cut the meat for sushi we would have already failed the challenge. Plus descaling and filleting a fish without a knife is a feat in itself

I want to remind you that you always have an option to get one hint from the Procter, at the cost of 5 points.

Idea. What if we put one gate ring on the tip of the polearm and fling the ring into the air towards the ribbon. Then use the the other gate ring to reach though or put an other polearm through to knock down or grab the ribbon. Just a thought.

So, we have until noon on election day? If you live in America, don't forget to write-in jklier for president.