How are you liking Spheres of Might, the Path of War replacement? What do you like/hate about its rules? What do you want to see from its new martials with non-combat utility? Does it make Vital Strike mandatory? Can it break us free from overPoWered? docs.google.com/document/d/1aLaYQEFAWU4zQBx58boJPPaySLgJc0Emmw9eKyIJeGI/
>THIS IS IMPORTANT! If you want build advice make sure to say what 3pp you can use, if any. >THIS IS IMPORTANT!
Make a glorious all-powerful psychic character. As far as I can tell, they're great for things like illusions and trickery due to not having somatic and verbal components for their psychic spells.
Zachary Hill
>Spheres of Might >Path of War replacement >Vital Strike mandatory >break us free from overPoWered
Jack Torres
Can I get a list of the books that mention or provide content for Conference Z?
Andrew Phillips
Spheres of Might seems very interesting so far. It doesn't seem to make Vital Strike mandatory since the sniper sphere at least appears to have decent damage progression on its own, but it definitely makes Vital Strike a more attractive feat than it currently is. So far I'm already much more enthusiastic about it than I have been about PoW.
Gabriel Ramirez
An Asmodean Cleric or Hellknight (Or both!) attempting to bring law and order to an unordered region.
Adrian Thomas
Why must you bait, shitposter? It's not a replacement, it's practically its own system; Adam Meyers should just write his own game at this point.
Also, you're an idiot.
Joshua Smith
Serious question Veeky Forums: Just finished playing the "Wolf Among Us" and liked the concept of fairy tale creatures being among us in "real-life." >Would Pathfinder be a good fit for this? I know Pathfinder's distinct classes and abilities might warp things and delving into the realm of magic might be tricky... But is it possible?
Eli Sanders
>Would a high fantasy game work for a Masquerade setting. Yes, but there needs to be a very strong motivation to remain hidden.
