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Oh, and pic related is pretty much supposed to be a Dirge Bard archetype.
A dancer who can wake the dead.
1st: Ask youself, do actually have to be Bard? Do you have to actually VMC? Can you just RP the nameless one without mechanical benefit?
Skald and Evangelist Cleric can both do primal song. What's stopping you from playing those class?
2nd: If you knew you really HAVE TO sacrificed your feats for flavor, why do you still want to try and play a feat-tax heavy combat style? Why don't you just grab a two-handed weapon and power attack?
This isn't really Bard problem. It's your build problem.
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That ass that can wake the dead. Holy shit
Is there any good live play Pathfinder sessions that I can watch/listen to to learn pathfinder better? I want to run pathfinder games but I'm afraid of running them like shit. How spread out are the rules exactly?
>Attacks of Opportunity
>Combat Maneuvers
>Saves
>How to attack
>How to Skill Checks
>Casting
>Area of Effect Measurement
>Status Effects
Is there anything else I'm missing? I want to be a fair rules tight GM, I also want to use rules for Poisons, Deseases, and Travel. I also want to study the cost of things in the books so I can accurately guess the cost/value of things. I also want to be able to get my head in the right place to actually keep track of how society might work in those areas.
So I am building a Demagogue bard with Nameless One called The Songbird. In addition he as the Branded curse meaning he has a massive brand somewhere on his body. Does anyone have any kind of character art that could fit this, because I'm coming up short.
For a hidden blade battle maid, should I replace thrashing dragon for anything through tradition? shattered mirror sounds kinda cool, if only for reflected blade style and the 3rd level stance. I'm already switching mithral current for riven hourglass.
Any other archetypes/talents besides innocuous servant that I should look for?
If you're afraid of running like shit, what you could do is find some equally new players.
Then you can all learn together.
Anyone here who can help explain something to me?
I recently got a figurine of wondrous power: golden lions and need a little help with something.
With the pounce skill my lions get a free rake as part of the pounce okay sure.
So technically as part of a pounce (natural attack) then added rake attacks.
1. Anyway, so can my lions use claw attacks and then use the rake for more claw attacks?
Or does it have to bite rather then use claw attacks as part of the free rake.
2. If my lions use the bite and then succeed on the grab do they still get the free rake which is usually only allowed as part of a grapple on the following turn?
3. Do rakes require a hit roll or do they automatically hit? I would assume using them outside of the grapple as part of a pounce requires an attack roll as usual with a -5 to hit.
Help.