He wasn't an asshole, he was the only person who put up with her long enough to realize she wasn't actually mute. After that it was just a matter of teaching her how to duel.
Cooper Clark
Well I've done it. I'm made Ricktor Watt, now at lower op.
He is now a Dark Tapestry Oracle, thus losing Nature's Divination. I also got rid of the Knowledge Amulet (may upgrade amulet to it later, but it would be up for debate).
The implication of this change is he is much less swingy. He lost his two big +10s per day in exchange for armor and a bonus to stealth. The biggest bonus he can muster is +16 but needs his +8s and one of the +4s for combat more than skills meaning most of the time it's just a +4 and only to dex & cha skills.
He gained Cloak of Darkness. Which means he doesn't wear armor and is instead cloaked in darkness.
Dark Tapestry fits his overall flavor better as well. Darkness, Luck, Slums are the main things his class features liken themselves to.
I think this is a step in a positive direction.
Robert Wood
Ricktor's started as an asshole but turned out to be a cool guy who taught him properly how to be a thief.
Can I give +20 insight to all my allies attack rolls for 5 PP each round?
Colton Edwards
The cult of Razmir? Evil? Pffffffft!
Kevin Gomez
Mine wasnt so much an asshole as the natural result of if you gave a bookworm immortality, a job as the librarian for the cathedral, and then waited long enough for her to get jaded at watching all her friends die off through the ravages of time.
Lucas Fisher
I have a question about the Vigilante archetype for Stalker.
>The vigilante cannot select investigator talents which augment alchemy, nor can he select stalker arts which require a ki pool to function.
Can they still take a power like Alacrity, which has a passive function, but also a bonus if you spend a ki point on it?
>Alacrity (Ex): A stalker's land speed is faster than the norm for his race, gaining a +10-ft. enhancement bonus to his base speed and he may add his Wisdom modifier to Acrobatics checks, due to his nimble and finely honed body. The stalker enjoys this benefit only when he is wearing no armor or light armor, not using a shield, and not carrying a medium or heavy load. [As a swift action, the character may spend a point of ki to pour extra speed to his step to increase this bonus from 10-ft. to an additional 30-ft. for one minute, but he is fatigued afterward for 1d4 minutes as he catches his breath.]
Jonathan Gomez
To be honest I didn't have a problem with when he could do +36. His diplomacy still can manage a +35 total.
Hell his stealth and bluff does a +30s.
Thomas Phillips
Not attack rolls, just one per ally. But yeah i guess?
Joshua Hall
Hey /pfg/. Made a swashbuckler archetype. Comments are enabled if you feel so inclined.
>Was your character's mentor an overt asshole? or a secret asshole, /pfg/?
He was an overt asshole that, on closer inspection, appeared to be trying to keep it secret.
But then it turns out there was an even deeper layer that reveals he's really just an overt asshole.
Kinda like pie.
Ian Myers
Would it work with called shots?
James Edwards
I posted last thread about making a brawler-esque character that uses underhanded tactics to win fights.
Anyone have any advice as to how I can make it work?
Oliver Baker
Be a brawler who uses the dirty trick maneuver I guess?
Austin Roberts
Hey bro, what Step are you on? Praise Razmir!
Alexander Long
the Cad archetype for Fighters?
Kevin Reyes
>NToRacle keeps nerfing himself >still just straight up better than my character Am I the problem?
Jose Diaz
I was thinking about doing that and using the snakebite striker archetype; I heard sneak attack is piss poor in PF, so I might ditch the archetype.
I'm liking the archetype, but I'm kinda worried about rolling a fighter since I hear horror stories about their usefulness.
Gavin Martinez
It's not so bad anymore, but it would be with Cad, since they lose access to what made them better.
Lucas Turner
>tfw all the fighter archetypes that were supposed to made them specialize in a fighting style are now worse than generic fighter because they can do it themselves - and much better now
It's funny desu.
Also, fighters pretty much getting unlimited bane is hilarious I'm just saying
David Rodriguez
To recap from last thread
>Onryou was born a rowdy wild child >This persisted until her current Sensei found her and handed her ass to her. >She becomes his apprentice and they go off traveling for six years. >This traveling consisted of a road trip to every single monestary in the inner sea. Where Onryou would learn the techniques of each school. Either by becoming a student, or beating the crap out of their champions and learning by observation. >In addition she makes several strong steps in resisting her demonic urges such as Channeling her vices constructively into culinary arts and martial arts, Scheduling her revelry, and meditation. >Comes back to Sandpoint having finished her apprenticeship and is now a fully ordained priest of Irori and now makes her living as a chef at the rusty dragon. >She constantly trains herself in odd and sometimes insane methods to further extend her control over her inhuman urges. She's made little ground.
Tid bits >Her master might have had ulterior motives in training Onryou > As she gets geographically closer to Minkai her demonic urges become stronger. >She picked up her taste in men in Taldor.
Jacob Wright
There are still a few archetypes that are fine. Namely shit like Mutation Warrior. You don't want to give up Weapon Training but most of the time can toss away armor training relatively safely.
Robert Wilson
Would a Mutation Warrior fighter be preferable over a Mutagenic Mauler brawler?
Luis Turner
My characters mentor was her loving mother who taught her that her magic existed for the good of the whole, not merely for herself, and who worked her entire life to protect her daughter.
She was also an evil as fuck orc who used her magic to kill people routinely for the good of her trobe, and viewed murder as just another means to an end.
Julian Hughes
My character's mentors were his parents. They taught him most of what they knew, and then he turned that knowledge into an on-the-road service for exceptionally wealthy and exclusive clienteles (adventurers).
Jaxson Parker
My character's mentor(s) was(were) the other half-giants and attached human retainers of his clan. Some were hardasses, others weren't. They were all focused on churning out powerful (mentally and physically) half-giant warriors for the glory of the Minkai Empire. Those who had a knack for psionics were trained further to take advantage of them. Out of his class, Roku was selected for further psionic training--but his true passion is statesmanship, and he has a natural eloquence that was never really fostered.
Jonathan Butler
>As she gets geographically closer to Minkai her demonic urges become stronger
This might lead to some very perverse scenes in Book 3 when the party's forced to spend long, cold nights huddled close together for warmth on the Crown of the World.
"Bottomless" and "Insatiable" are words that come to mind.
Juan Wright
that guy spotted
Christopher Walker
She'll either give into those urges or go into "Defcon 1" and start busting out the more severe techniques.
"I want you to take this iron rod and hit me as hard as you can."
Leo Cruz
Are we still bullying DHB? Someone tell me?
James Lee
Gonna be honest in that situation my character's first instinct is restraints, wrap in sleeping bag, and stow by fire until she gets better.
Eli Moore
Silvia's mentor was one of the first people to not be an asshole to her actually. He entertained her curiosity and shared some stories of his world travels. He's pretty much the only father figure she's ever had.
One of the reasons Silvia is traveling is to get that same kind of world experience that her mentor had.
Joseph Torres
>"I want you to take this iron rod and hit me as hard as you can."
Literally a case of "the beatings will continue until morale improves."
Jeremiah Perez
Hey, /pfg/. I need a bit of advice. My GM's letting me customize an Improved Familiar (a Sprite) I'm not a caster myself, so this is my way of injecting much-needed "magician" utility to a party of initiators. I can give it the following: Constant: 2 0th level spells At-will: a 1st level (personal range only) and a 0th level spell 1/day: a 2nd level spell The spells must be from the wizard/sorcerer spell list. The DCs for anything offensive will be pathetically low, and the familiar will be in real danger of dying if it tries to particiapte in combat, as this is a fairly anime PoW campaign. What do you guys recommend for spells? I am 100% sure I want Read Magic and Detect Magic as the constant effects. What else? Keep in mind, I don't want to powergame or anything. Just looking for interesting/very useful utility spells.
Cooper Bennett
You're letting memes influence you too much. Most people applying are big babies that are afraid of having their character out performed.
Adam Hughes
>character out performed. Is that not a valid concern?
Kevin Rodriguez
I hate evil mentors.
Xavier Thompson
I grind pelvises into dust. I dont care if someone can dance better than me.
Ethan Davis
When there are 50 applicants there will always be characters who outperform others. His charater is not even as bad as it could be.
Jace Young
He is merely an "ok" combatant. Probably average.
Nolan Barnes
you better have a whoooooole lot of trail rations son.
Julian Hill
If they redeem themselves they can be cool
Owen Thompson
Not when there are 50 people applying. Should be neuter himself for everyone?
Camden Jenkins
50 people applying makes the concern all the more valid. The GM won't choose someone who looks like they're trying to cheese the game hard when there are going to be a dozen others with backstory just as good, and more sensible builds.
Jaxon Richardson
0: At-Will -- Mage Hand or Prestidigitation 1: At-Will -- Comprehend Languages, Disguise Self, Identify or Truestrike 2: 1/day -- Alter Self, Detect Thoughts, Knock, or Rope Trick.
Liam Russell
And the GM won't choose someone who seemed to drink the storm wind koolaid. His charater is fine as is.
Liam Richardson
Technically not evil, but cursed by a demon so he got gradually possessed by him, he trained my char to take his place as leader of a monastery (more of a fake title becasue the monastery is actually ruled by a council of elders) and if strong enough kill him
I didn't quite like it because I don't like to have the spotlight focused on me, I'm more of the silent dude who supports everybody but takes no credit
Kayden Sanders
my question for ricktor would be what's the point? are you gonna have fun exploding a check or two and being mediocre or boring at everything else?
Carter Ortiz
He's not bad at other things. He still averages ok skill checks besides that. He has 8 checks at +4 and 3 and +8. That's enough to cover an average day with good bonuses. Even without it he has a +10-14 to skills he cares about which is fine for level 3.
Jose Gray
welp, as long as you don't think it's boring, who am I to judge
Leo Ortiz
Hey, thanks, user. Really good suggestions.
Hudson Phillips
Hey guys , I have a question, why is the wizard considered so overpowered in pathfinder (some say instructor more than others)?
Ive read once something about a wizard building a shooting skeleton tank(i dont remember where), but in a real game, could you get away with that?
Tyler Lopez
A "real game" is different table to table. Using just the rules that everyone shares 9th level casters are a cut and and sky city above the rest.
David Thomas
Here's the best example of why wizard is overpowered.
Let's say a rogue comes across a locked door. What can he do? Pick the lock. If he can't manage that he's fucked.
Let's say a fighter comes across a locked door. What can he do? Smash it down. If he can't manage that he's fucked.
Let's say a wizard comes across a locked door. What can he do? Fireball it. Or cast knock. Or shape the door frame. Or teleport past it.
A wizard first, and other full casters as well, have many MANY more ways to deal with situations. And it extends past locked doors. A wizard can craft magical items and sell them for more money. An instructor wizard has apprentices that can do that for him. Wizards might not be able to smash someone's face in, but they have 50 other solutions to any problem.
Easton Hill
In general, the game works OK at most levels before 13. 13th level is the level when 7th level spells come online.
Simulacrum is one of the problem ones, as it allows a wizard to just fuck off for a month and come back with 50 fully capable, completely loyal clones of himself.
Planar binding is another issue, as it allows a wizard to just pay some gold and have powerful angles/demons solve his problems for him.
Jackson Scott
/pfg/ How do i shaman? I saw some horror realms thing about summoning natures ally with +8 strength/Con, are there any other tricks?
Brody Ward
Specifically the cohort of an apprentice wizard can't have item creation feats while a normal cohort can.
Ian Sullivan
Those are in my short list of banned spells. Which includes: >long range teleportation >planar binding/ally >gate >resurrection >speak with dead >commune >contact other plane >wish >blood money >simulacrum >mindscape >maze >create demiplane There are more I'd have to dig up the list.
Bentley Jones
How do I dragoon?
Alexander Moore
By tanking the floor loldrg :^)
Josiah Nelson
By realizing that you dont need a special class feature to jump as part of a charge. It's taken during other movement.
Colton Torres
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Julian Lopez
Why are some of the designers working with Paizo still working in general, clearly they're not good for the company.
Juan Kelly
Sure, but jumping really, really high and then letting gravity do the work is a bit different.
Kayden Campbell
social justice.
Julian Bailey
Read: We like these people, we know them, and they kind of sort of fit our design philosophy. Pretty much just people hiring other people they like.
Brayden Rivera
That's not socially just at all.
Jace Davis
/pfg/ has sjw problems too. They jumped at rape where it wasn't there and freak out over a charater being "creepy".
Josiah Gray
You're right, because it's not. I was just translating to what they actually meant instead of memeing.
Daniel Watson
Someone hasn't read WotR.
/pfg/ definitely has too many sjws given the way some topics go here.
Parker Nelson
...
Cameron Long
I don't want a fucking creepy charater in my party! I fucking swear I want to be cute not have drama.
Brayden Hughes
"Creepy" is a term used by women to invalidate male characteristics they don't like.
Luke Kelly
/pfg/ is full of rape and creepy. Sides, you know most of the posters are just shitposting to get reactions anyways.
I have, but I'm a self-proclaimed SJW anyways so my opinion is objectively wrong.
Xavier Campbell
"Creepy" is a term used by people to describe people with creepy characteristics. The only reason you hear about it more from women is because you're actually a creep towards them.
Ayden Thomas
>sjw opinion is objectively wrong Well at least that's squared away.
>implying I go near 3DPD
Daniel Foster
Yeah but when someone makes a character with possibly rapey and threatening feel people flip their shit. People are doing it even now after the fucking charater just wants her to be happy. It's some sjw fever.
Carter Reyes
You know gosh darned well that people are only bringing it up because it gets (you)s
Cameron Smith
Personally I'm doing it because I want DHB to leave forever. We don't need non DSP tripfags.
Jonathan Thompson
Well stop being a jerk and start being excellent instead.
Hudson Russell
>only THESE fags are allowed to have trips
kys, my man
Aiden Hall
We don't need tripfags at all, shill.
Lucas Ortiz
No, they're good when actually presenting stuff that's branded.
Zachary James
DHB only uses his to talk about his homebrew. He's literally using it for its intended purpose.
Liam Peterson
At this point the will saves come into play.
Matthew Green
And NTR shit.
Caleb Mitchell
see
William Peterson
What's bad about DHB?
Nolan Lopez
Presenting homebrew from a known homebrewer on the board is branded material.
Benjamin Perry
There was a discussion yesterday about how what paladins really want is to get gangbanged by orcs.
Ian Clark
The depression The flakeyness The NTR The whole giving into memes thing
Michael Baker
He takes it off to talk about characters. We just know it's him because we know his roll20 account.
Juan Garcia
Well I'd also be willing to bet it's also very easy to forget to take off your trip. We all know about that hussy Vox afterall.
Michael Johnson
Wat?
Kayden Hill
>The depression I don't think he has a choice in this
>The flakiness Dude literally has a heart condition
>The NTR People meme'd that, not him
>giving into memes I'll admit that's his fault
Nolan Foster
DHB is using it correctly, but the point is that bitching about him but being okay with DSP devs is stupid. They both do the same shit, it's just that one of them is maybe being paid for it.
I say we ditch this pointless topic and post music for people to listen to during games instead. youtube.com/watch?v=hNRHO2pY97I
Nathaniel Moore
He ended up posting, forgetting to take it off, deleting the post and reposting it without the trip.
BUT WE KNOW
Easton Gutierrez
There's also the meditate while balancing on your head.
Barring that she could try shoving snow down her leotard to try to cool herself off.
Dominic Murphy
>bitching about him but being okay with DSP devs is stupid. No disagreement. I just said it should be used for branded stuff like officially answering questions about material or presenting such material.