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So, my buddy is running a Kingmaker Campaign that I get to step into. Thus far, they have the following: Rogue: (Semi Ranged)
I was thinking either: A) Emissary Cavalier. If so, is it safe to go medium sized race and large mount? B) Dervish Dancer Bard C) Ranger/Fighter (Falconer): Full Archery Style D) OR ???????: I do not know the kingmaker campaign and would like some insight what could/would be beneficial to this group and could be fun to play. BTW, I am no good with casters...
Hello fellow forum dwellers! I know I have come to lean on my pathfinder brethren in my quest for knowledge in this game we love to play and I am here to do so once more! Currently, I am creating a world that is in its own age of despair. the world itself is generally negative. most people do things to help themselves and will act with bad intentions almost all the time. There are a few bright spots such as the Towns of Redwood and the major human capital Waterstone. The premise if the game happens when an evil diety was cast out do to him being "too evil". He fell to the planet and has since been imprisoned by the great tree. Unfortunately for the world, his evil has spread to the denizens occupying the planet. Furthermore, his taint is spreading to the land which could spell ruin for all! What I need help with is anything you guys can throw my way. Towns, villians you have used, adventure hooks, etc. if you personally have a character that I can use as a mayor, knight, lord, etc proVide me the details on him/her. This is my first campaign running and I want to pull out all.the stops. Political intrigue, plot twists, OMG moments, and general fear. I LOVE a horror feel. thanks in advance! P.S. So far the human capital is trying to build a wall to keep the evil contained. They are spread too thin to do so with the rumored Orc invasion on the brink. The PC's can help build the wall, become emissaries to the other lands, or thwart the Orc invasion.
Currently, I am creating a campaign and have some questions about a villian I'm creating. A half fiend orc 3rd level barbarian (lesser fiend totem) and 5 levels fighter utilizing his natural attacks when raging (gore, claw, claw, bite). Are his Attacks: gore, bite, claw, claw or gore, bite, claw, claw & two additional claws from his class attack bonuses? Gore is from the totem which is a primary
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I am currently a 6th level human bard with the dervish dancer archetype. My stats are as with a 37 point buy (got an extra point for my role playing)
My feats are as listed: Human feat: weapon finesse
We do plan on going to 20. Our party consists of a summoner, rogue/cleric, monk, sorceror, and ranger. Critique or help. Thanks!!
Hello paizo community, I'm in a homebrew campaign that has the capability to go to mid to high level. I want to make a character that can last and be beneficial to the group. As it stands, this campaign can have a good amount of role playing and roll playing. I would say about 50/50. I currently have a third level tiefling magus and he its unfortunately the tank. In second guesting this choice as I have already been dropped to negative hit points the times. (I had alreadly chosen this character before everyone else) Our group consists of an androgynous half-elf bard, dwarven monk, human ninja, and myself. My magus was going to be black blade hex crafter. I'm thinking an inquisitor might be the way go (i want to shy away from pure martial classes) We are using a 36 point buy with one magic item. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
So, a buddy of mine is running a one shot game this weekend. Typically, I make fighters or any other martial characters. Being bored with your typical fighter and after reading Treantmonks guide to Druids, I decided I would like to go that route. However, its not up to date with the APG or other feats. I want to make a great melee druid. Please help. Guidelines: 15th level with 15th level starting wealth. Anything from pathfinder SRD is permitted. Stat allotments is interesting. We have our stats with 90 points meaning:
So without further ado...go! Thanks optimizers! |