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![]() I must be absolutely blind, but I can't find where it says what action it is to use your blast. Is it a standard, or attack action? If it's a standard, why give the Kineticist a medium BAB? EDIT: Mark, WONDERFUL job with this class! It captures what I've wanted in the game forever now, and the resource management looks extremely interesting to play! ![]()
![]() I'm running a TWF former member of the Red Mantis. I want to take Bloody Sabres(from Inner Sea Gods) because bleed damage is nice, and the feat really fits flavorwise. My question is two parts: Is it just one bleed for each pair of strikes I land, or is it one bleed for each attack, the way I feel it leans towards where it says "in addition to the normal damage dealt by these attacks"? And second, if I hit the same opponent with two sets of attacks in one turn, the bleed stacks, right? ![]()
![]() Andrew Boucher 88 wrote:
I think that's why they didn't do it, and made it add level to damage. Because they don't want the class to fall so far behind the fighter/barbarian that it becomes pointless to play a swashbuckler. ![]()
![]() 219: Break down the mortar holding the brick in the wall that that pesky pickpocket's trying to jump off of.
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![]() Crimson Avenger wrote:
His feat list: dodgemobility +4 vs AoO far shot point blank shot weapon focus (kukri) Two-weapon fighting two-weapon defense Improved 2-weapon fighting Improved 2-weapon defense Greater 2-weapon fighting +3,+6 in Total Defense every ability point increase went to INT, for a total INT of 22, making a +6 modifier. Now, let's crunch those numbers.
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![]() My "Main" Character is Naranth, who began his career as a fighter/warmage, and after a few random events including a Strike Team, a Prismatic Sphere, a Wish spell, a REALLY annoying Dracolich, and accidently causing the death of Kord, became a lesser deity of war. The first Pathfinder character I played is a Human Swashbuckler (using 3.5's class for them) named Darrian Stormwright. He's an arrogant, charming, gregarious, and mostly foolish ally in a dungeon (What do you mean, I shouldn't have pressed that button?) He's recently begun multi-classing into Wizard and going into the Eldrich Knight Prestige Class. The Wizard was an unexpected development, both for him and for me. But it's started to work quite nicely. He's currently sitting at 6th level, 3rd level in each class. The second Pathfinder character I'm playing is Aiden Inman, the son of Arty and Katya Inman, and a slave for most of his life. When the orcs invaded the city he was born in (DM hasn't told us it's original name yet) He was taken from his mother and put into the slave arena, where he learned to be a Magus. He's recently escaped, found the rebels, stopped a task force from gaining entry to the Rebel's stronghold, and now has his own Hawk Familiar. |