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Okay so if I'm making an attack with spellstrike using a spell that targets AC, I roll a single d20 to determine whether I do damage with both the attack and the spell with a single d20 rolled.

If I'm using a save spell does it:

A.) Roll a single d20 (saving throw) to determine both the physical hit and spell, similar to how AC attacks roll a single d20 to determine both

B.) Roll two dice, first the d20 to determine if the physical hit lands, and a second d20 to determine if the spell does damage

If it's B, why would you ever use a saving throw spell ever? You have double the chance to miss or do no damage, as opposed to the AC strike only having a single d20 rolled.

If it's A, why isn't it more clear that the save takes the place of both the attacks?

I don't currently have any characters with a dead god, but what happens if you're playing a campaign and you're either a cleric or champion, or any other character with ties to the divine, and the god you worship dies?

Are you forced to remake your character? Does the GM just ignore that it happened? How do you handle it?

So I have a bit of a thing for dragons. I made a Reddit post about two months ago about revamping dragon lore, and Bigfoot_Country actually unexpectedly replied to my post, asking if people wanted a big dragon book. I nearly lost it with excitement, and NOW it looks like you guys are going to be putting out a book later this year. I SERIOUSLY can't wait.

So then the other day, I made a post on Bluesky asking what the Paizo devs thought were their favorite dragons, and the person managing the account suggested I create a forum post.

So here it is! My question to all the devs and story tellers and general people running Paizo... what are YOUR favorite dragons??

As for me, while Silver dragons have been my favorite for YEARS, the new Fortune and Omen dragons have really caught my eye recently, and I've made (but not yet played) dragonblood characters based on those two new types.