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Easy recipe to become legendary with every skill:

100 Push-Ups!
100 Sit-Ups!
100 Squats!
10KM Running!
Every! Single! Day!

Goddamit, now I want a feat which allows you to have a chance of killing something with one punch but with a drawback that it makes myou bold. XD

"At 20th level, you can pick Spell Combination, which lets you combine two spells into one terrifying attack that you can unleash on one unfortunate foe."

Can that be used with the same spell (so say two fireballs) cause if thats the case then im rather fond of the idea of combining 2 9th level magic missiles for the full round and inventing the magic minigun. :)

"lay on hands, a single-action healing spell that not only heals the target but also raises their AC for a round to help prevent future damage." Oh hi Uther. :D

Although on another note a bit sad that they kept them worshiping deities since it's more difficult to find the line between whats technically "a paladin" ands whats "a cleric". I would have liked it if they gained their power from something else such as some powerful planar artifact such as maybe "The well of goody-twoshoes (and it's cousins, chaotic goody, chaotic baddy, and evil two shoes) or hell maybe even from their own pure devotion to their "cause" (LG, CE, etc) although im not too bothered on that (same with alignment, having paladins of any alignment just sort of makes the distinction even more blurred if it isn't at least specific like that) besides that's what homebrew lore is for.

Wait... if legendary training allows you to do reality breaking things without the "aid" of magic (such as surviving in a void without water, food or air or allow you to uppercut scary monsters 20 feet into the air)... WTF is legendary SPELLCASTING gonna look like?

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GM: You find a cloaked figure on the side of the road with a horse next to him and a scroll case.

Cloaked figure: "Greetings! what if I told you I have a pouch of gold if you do this little thing for me."

Player: "Sure. Is it a bad ass quest?"

Cloaked figure: "Just get on this horse and take this case."

Player: I do what he says for the gold!

GM: After getting on the horse you open the case and you find things like "COLLECT 10 BOAR RIBS" and "KILL 6 GOBLINS & WARCHEIF SNICHELS".

Player: What? These are just lame quest. I get off the horse and go.

GM: Who said those quest are for you? Oh and you find your stuck on the horse and you also notice there's a Yellow exclamation mark above your head. The cloaked figures leans into your ear and says "Welcome to the machine" with a wide grin.

Player: "OH F-"

19. The god of starfinders phone rang: "Fantasy called, they want their planet back.

20. A wizard accidentally blew up the planet with wish.

21. Norgorber pulled of the greatest heist in the galaxy... he stole golarian.

I somewhat doubt a battle of Pharasma is happening on Eox for a few reasons, mainly that fact that the planet's surface is an inhospitable waste land with a thin, toxic atmosphere and very few plants clinging to life as it is. Not to mention there are a variety of terrifying creatures living there like the Ellicoths and glass serpents and this isn't the actual undead.

Although this still leaves the problem of why the hell Pharasma is worshipped there, keeping in mind it isn't necessarily the MAIN place she's worshipped unless I missed something. As she is also has centers of worship on Absalom station and apostate

I'm reasonably new to Pathfinder but i'm pretty sure I have the gist of it. But recently a friend of mind has started a campaign with the advance players guide and I decided to play as a oracle for the healer. And now the oracle is essentially banned in my other friends games because it's "OP", the DM has let me still play the oracle.

But I want to ask is the oracle OP? To me it seems to have enough downfalls to make it around balanced with the limited amount of spells being a spontaneous caster (especially compared to a cleric) gets his 2nd level spells at level 4 (instead of level 3) to even out the mystery that he get's.

So from the wise sage/veterans of pathfinder I ask. Is the oracle OP?