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Fey Foundling: Very nice feat. I had no idea it existed. It's a lot like the 3.5 favorite, Augment Healing. Man I miss that feat. I should really get more acquainted with the inner sea feats. I do intend to go Hospitaler for paladin - although with only 3 paladin levels, it will merely be flavor, as Hospitalers don't get anything unique until level 4. Lastly, my very first thought was indeed to go Human, matter of fact my scratch paper still has it all worked out as such. But in the end, I decided to go with the darkvision and resistances versus feat/skills...but I very well may go back to human, adjusting my wisdom to 14 with 16 cha as you suggested. Then add the level 8/12 points to wisdom. Thanks very much for the ideas!
Our PFS group has no healer. Not that they really need a healer, a cleric in the group would make a nice addition (as they always do). The group usually consists of a ninja (melee), barbarian (melee) or monk (melee), witch, rogue (melee) and either another witch or bard. Then, add in either my ranger (melee) or lowbie sorcerer to round out the group. Again, the group is diverse enough to get things accomplished, but more often than not, the encounters can get quite ugly. Now don't get me wrong, I really love coming out on top of an uphill situation. However, I still want to add in a pinch of cleric seasoning to this group of pathfinders. So I ask you to review my multifaceted concept "stay alive first-then help everyone else-while taking an occasional attack-but not be useless at season 4 role playing/faction questing" cleric. Conceptual Twelve Level Build:
I also thought of going range paladin and switching up the strength for dex, but in the end decided to go with a melee build...cuz its more my play style. Any thoughts or suggestions? I thought this up kind of quickly, so I'm open to hear any constructive ideas. |
