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What worries me a little is that since Starfinder is a thing we know that all "world ending" scenarios won't really be the end of the world and that no matter what the players do, the future will end up being "all right". Will a Paizo author come out and say that PF and SF are each happening in alternate realities to remedy this? Will Paizo introduce some kind of time-travel humbug for a quick-and-easy fix?
I was thinking, it would be nice if the encounter tables for dungeon masters scaled all the way down to a single player character, to allow easy roleplay with just your partner alone.
Would Paizo consider selling 3D printable models of monsters in the upcoming bestiaries? It would be a godsend for people living in remote areas like myself.
I can't wait for the mermaid and centaur playable race options. Could we also get a way to change your biological ancestry to one of those (be it through an elixir or a ritual)? Ariel got a magic potion to give her legs, perhaps we could have an elixir that does the opposite? (In a way that is lasting, unlike in the movie!)
In Pathfinder 1 you pretty much couldn't change your race post character creation. Reincarnate exists but it won't let you change into any of the more interesting races such as a merfolk or a centaur. I think it would be super cool if I could roleplay "Reverse Ariel" in PF2.
Hello forum, please help me build a Human Mesmerist using Material Manipulator archetype and make her as awesome (and strong) as possible! No multiclassing!
It's safe to say that Pathfinder 1 was a pretty weird game. And you know what? It's unique and I love Pathfinder because of it. So I ask you, designers of PF2, keep Pathfinder weird even in the second edition, thank you.
Please, is there any way to directly contact moderators of this forum? (I apologise if it's something really obvious and I am super blind.)
There is nothing more that I hate in pathfinder than Material Components. As a longtime player of spell-casters, both arcane and divine, I would like to ask, no beg, Paizo to do away with costly material components in the second edition! Please and thank you. P.S.
Does the Contingent Spell (Metamagic) work with the Reincarnate spell (including its variants)? (Death should qualify as 'negative condition' shouldn't it?)
I have a cool spell idea for Pathfinder 2.0: an endgame spell that instantaneously changes targets age (Similar to the Age Alternation in Heroes). The spell could only be reversed by a different casting of this spell (NOT by Greater Restoration or Wish) - this way it could fully replace the ambiguous "Eternal Youth" and "Immortality" class features AND be used in combat (save-or-die monsters... or perhaps save-or-toddler ^^). Please let me know what YOU think about my idea.
I have question regarding the physical limitations of the Xenodruid's Guided Rebirth feature:
As long as you have at least 1 Resolve Point remaining, you can spend all your remaining Resolve Points as a full action to surround yourself with an organic cocoon. While enclosed in the cocoon, you are considered helpless. Eight hours later, you emerge having changed your type to animal, humanoid (of any subtype), or your original type, gaining superficial physical characteristics as appropriate. This change does not alter your ability scores, Hit Points, Stamina Points, saving throws, skill points, class skills, or proficiencies. Each time you make this transformation, you are cleansed of all poisons and diseases, are restored to full Hit Points and Stamina Points, and heal all ability damage. You must select a type other than your current type every time you make the transformation. You can use this ability once per day. Once you use this ability, you can’t regain Resolve Points until you rest for 8 hours, even if you have another means to do so. How exactly are "superficial characteristics" defined? Does this grant you access to flight and underwater breathing?Can you transform to a fast animal to move faster? Can you speak in the animal form? Do you get to choose biological (not only apparent) sex of your new form? (can you have babies as your new form) Do you get to choose the age of your new form? (can you use it to live indefinitely) Let's assume, for the sake of consistency, that the mystic in question is level 18 and doesn't reach level 20. Please discuss and FAQ. As a side note, please do not contribute with "up to the GM" etc. Thank you.
Here is an example: a 20 level Celestial Razmiran priest. His level 20 capstone says: But his archetype says:
Does he get Unlimited use of the Wings of Heaven ability, even if he got no Wings of Heaven ability at level 9? (There are several other Bloodlines with the same problem)
How long is casting time of Limited Wish that is duplicating a spell with long casting time, let's say Geas?
What exactly "It appears to be the same as the original, but it has only half of the real creature's levels or HD (and the appropriate hit points, feats, skill ranks, and special abilities for a creature of that level or HD)." means? Does that mean the DM has to make up character progression for every single monster in game? Is there any chance this spell could be made more simple to use / understand?
When you get the Expanded Arcana feat through Paragon Surge can you choose a different spell each time you cast it?
Does Razmiran Channel of the Razmiran Priest archetype work with spells with expensive material components?
I still can't get over the fact, that if I want to play a "life giver" character, a someone who restores life to the dead, I basically HAVE to play Razmiran priest or face financial ruin. A cleric (shaman, witch etc.) pays 11000gp to cast Resurrection+Restoration per person and that's just not feasible to do if you plan to raise dead on a larger scale. A razmiran priest, a someone who is only pretending to be cleric without a god backing them up gets do this more often and for free?!?! How is that any balanced? What is the solution to this according to you? Do we abandon material components all together? Do we nerf Razmiran priest? Do we pretend like everything is as it should be?
Is there any way to as a druid get access to the spell Restoration (besides crafting)? I would like to play a healing druid, but not without the ability to remove permanent negative levels.
Hello members of this forum,
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