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What kind of Goblin QT3.14 are you planning to build for your first Starfinder character?
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Path of War was a mistake.
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I don't like goblins, I think they're trite.
Oh hey look it's a big tittied shortstack that loves inventing things and shoving my dick down its throat, wowzers! So desirable! /s
Nobody fucking cares.
>OP said as he tried to convince himself yet again that fapping to traps did not make him a faggot
If you were to write an archetype that added full-initiator to a class, how much of a sacrifice would be a fair trade? If the class had a whole bunch of bonus feats, how many would they have to give up?
>how much of a sacrifice would be a fair trade?
Everything that does not explicitly define the class.
For example, if I was to full-initiate a Paladin I would keep Smite, keep LoH and MAYBE keep the immunity effects, but everything else goes.
I do want to do that, maybe I'll test-drive my clown race in the next adventure so they can get used to their weirdness before introducing the were-clown
There's this infamous character from one piece named Kaku who fans latched onto because of his goofy traits (a long square-shaped nose, his habit of talking like an old man, and his godlike parkour skills) People thought he might join the crew because he was a really friendly and strong guy, and filled the missing role on the crew
then it turned out he was a traitor who framed the crew for attempted murder, shot the guy fixing their ship, kidnapped a crewmate to be executed and then for good measure destroyed their ship, all while still acting incredibly friendly.
His reward for the mission was gaining a random superpower. Since many of his crewmates had lycanthropy superpowers, he had a habit of scaling buildings and the superpower was gained by eating a banana-shaped fruit people guessed he was going to be a weremonkey. However, when he finally tried out his power for the first time, his new form collapsed the floor under him. The first thing we saw was a minecraft-style giraffe falling through the ceiling.
Over the course of the fight he's basically figuring out his powers as he goes along while also trying to figure out the names for his attacks as he's using them. Despite that he picks it up quickly, performing amazing feats like exploiting his shapeshifter maleability to tactically exaggerate certain features while minimizing others, giving himself the mass distribution he needs to kick a steel-reinforced tower in half from the inside