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Losing diplomacy as a class skill seems a really, really bad trade given how important good social rolls have been so far.
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Age of Ice and Blood: A Pathfinder System Heroic Fantasy Quest
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[X] Goldfish
Goldfish
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I don't want to push the level up for the increased combat ability, though that is a nice side effect I'm definitely not complaining about. I want it for the increased social bonuses, which I have a feeling are going to be very important soon. Soon, as in the next chapter where we're in the king of Lirman's court and possibly having to explain why we might have sorta been involved in starting a war.
I'm also not too enthused with having to invest one of our limited feats in a "supernatural feat" when we reach 5th level. Those feats are traditionally of limited value. Even a refluffed Berkerser's Cry is pretty 'meh'. If it was a +1 to attack bonus I would be more enthused with an option like that, but such a limited use +1 to ally damage isn't worth the feat, IMO, not when there are so many better options.
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wouldn't we still have our skill investitures from cavalier? We would lose those class skills for the levels invested in the class, but it wouldn't completely neuter our diplomacy and animal handling skills unless I'm just super wrong about how Pathfinder works.
Edit: Although honestly, now that I'm looking at it more deeply, I wouldn't be too upset if we just went up to Cavalier 5. That banner seems pretty sweet, and I imagine we could use Expert Trainer to potentially get some cool beastie as a mount (or just teach Silver cooler tricks)
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There are away to gain skills through feats and traits if you guys want to go that way.
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It'd probably be that fellow whose tournament we just won.
There is a druid archetype that uses charisma instead of wisdom. However, we'd immediately have to ditch our iron stuff to do that, which isn't very appealing.
Could pick up Bard (probably Arcane Duelist archetype) if we wanted some spellcasting and some group buffing abilities.
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Damn I've read that as attack and damage bonus. Never thought they's leave out the attack.
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Basically, our best pick is somehow become a Bard, Sourcerer or throw out the window our religious doubts and become dogmatic Paladin that will burn all heathen scum. Unless of course, we don't have to be a stereotypical lawful stupid asshole. And instead, remain a normal human being. You know, with functional brain and all that.
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That isn't a paladin you're talking about. That's a murderhobo with a nametag that says Paladin that would lose their powers in five minutes.
I know. I just though, I should also mention this type of "paladin", considering how much it was popular. Again, Lawful stupid rather than lawful good.
Well today has been a hot mess...
On top of having little time to write my internet connection decided to fall for hours...
*sigh*
I guess we will have to leave this at as single update, but hopefully I can manage three tomorrow to make up for it. In the meantime you guys can debate the vote.
Good night guys.
On top of having little time to write my internet connection decided to fall for hours...
*sigh*
I guess we will have to leave this at as single update, but hopefully I can manage three tomorrow to make up for it. In the meantime you guys can debate the vote.
Good night guys.
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Out of curiosity to anyone who may know the system better, what would a supernatural feat entail? I know @Artemis1992 used the fluffed berserker cry as an example, but is there any particular place to find them or do you just trawl the feat list for something that looks abnormal?
Well in this case it means any feat that would include the use of magic or the eye of a magical being, like say Inge's reroll from guiding spirit.
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Interesting, thanks! I'm assuming class specific abilities and such would be barred?
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I dunno, isn't Paladin of Conquest/Tyranny a thing?
Yes, this is just feats, you need to be a lot more immersed in magic to get a class that has it. A feat is just that, one small aspect of the character, by contrast a class and by extension its features are a good portion of who the character is and how they solve their problems
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hmm, this seems like it could be interesting
www.d20pfsrd.com
Basically once a day for what would be 3 minutes (1 min/level) you grant your animal companion a boon from a spirit. I think it would depend on what spirit we're communing with, but it could be a nice way to buff up Silver alongside getting into interesting magic stuff.
Spirit’s Gift – d20PFSRD
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Basically once a day for what would be 3 minutes (1 min/level) you grant your animal companion a boon from a spirit. I think it would depend on what spirit we're communing with, but it could be a nice way to buff up Silver alongside getting into interesting magic stuff.
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Not in Pathfinder.
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Paladins in Pathfinder 1E are exclusively LG. Although there are other options if you want a fighter/cleric kind of class (Inquisitor and Warpriest both come to mind and can be of any alignment iirc).
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Antipaladin is the CE version of the PF Paladin, with Tyrant being an LE archetype.
Though personally I don't want Roland forced into puppy kicking evil.
I forgot who it was.
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