Twelve character classes, including the alchemist, barbarian, bard, champion, cleric, druid, fighter, monk, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, and wizard! Hundreds and hundreds of spells, class feats, and other exciting abilities to help you customize your character to become the hero YOU envision them to...
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We know that upgrading low-light to darkvision is supposed to be balanced vs 1st-level ancestry feats because there are 1st-level ancestry feats that provide it. So this should be fine balance-wise, and doesn't require inventing a batch of new trade-in-darkvision ancestry feats. yellowpete...
Jacks of all trades but certainly not masters of none, Bards specialize as they level up but retain an abundance of varied spells, and a choice of powerful ‘muses’ grant captivating special abilities. Focus on Charisma to support your spellcasting and sweet-talking. ThePathfinder Bardis a g...
The addition of player options is moot. Yes, later options can invalidate certain scenarios (especially Kineticists, I feel), but again those are not changes to the scenario. Hell, the scenario can change based on whether I play a Bard or a Barbarian. Like I said, a single changed die ...
(Bard v. Smaugis upheld); if you’re using something like a throwing axe or javelin, the weapon has to be agile/finesse. Don’t worry, though: if I remember out-of-game events correctly, I stew about it between sessions, re-read the passage, realize my mistake, whine at Steve, ...
SatiricalBard wrote: I like a ton of things in the Remaster, but some things I dislike: 1. The change to the dying & wounded interaction rules. I also dislike that there has been no advance discussion, no player surveys, and no explanations about why they have done this. 2. They did...
In 2e, barbarian, monk, acrobat, cavalier, and assassin were all removed as classes. I believe they were all later added back as kits, but were very different. 2e added in specialist wizards (other than illusionists), and bard became a class you could take at 1st level.Ae...
Sure 2e is putting everything into feats and spells and the lack of other categories is going to prevent lots of general rules arguments on forums. But everyone still does dozens of things and things they do are less memorable. Way too many of these abilities are full of numbers I'm goin...
But in four years that has happened once, and purely because I wanted the feats to be useable. So at level 5 I let them change stuff out, as a real world player reward type thing. HEY HEY hey pretty much all i've said since these threads has started is we don't have enough ...