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Juju Oracle is the way to go--their undead match their alignment.

Be careful with this. My DM just showed me some book where they completely removed all undead aspects of the Juju mystery and replaced them with Summon Nature's Ally stuff. I'm not sure if it's forthcoming errata or what.

As for justifying undead, it's up to your DM. If they can let you flavor it by saying your raised undead are purely magical entities and not the raised deceased loved ones of the neighboring village then I don't see why not.

Another possibility is ONLY raising evil-aligned targets as penance for their deeds while they were alive, that may work.

So a cleric has to blow a feat while a wizard only has to prepare it?

Had to get it from the pfsrd store. If you got it from there check your email junk folder.

Is Undead Command meant to be SorcWiz only? Because then a cleric won't have a word to add on to Create Undead to control them.

God I hate that there's no permanent Control over intelligent undead. It severely cuts into what would be a good idea to raise.

Also, what are your ideas on template support. How would Create Undead work if you wanted your Skeletal Champion to be Bloody.

Heck yes. Count me in on Tuesday! I loved the Words of Power and was always saddened that they basically cancelled them as soon as they were released.

The only thing that keeps me from making a wordcaster now is how underpowered at later levels they seem (Time Stop? Mages Disjunction? Miracle? Silly magictalker you can't do that) as well as how they're almost 100% blaster oriented but don't have the support words that truly makes a blaster terrifying. Force Cage (large with holes)+ Meteor Swarm comes to mind.

Plus the huge shift in power between prepared and spontaneous wordcasters.

When there's only three 9th-level words for a Cleric/Oracle, why would you not be an oracle. Not to mention you can shape your wordspells as needed, while the prepared guys have to hope that the Line-attached Ice Beam will be a better idea than the Cone.

So yes you shall have my money indeed sir. I'm hoping this does well enough to garner further support.

Also since I'm playing a necromancer in our current campaign, I would truly love you if you could keep Undeath without the material cost and the same level. Also hoping that it provides some ability to apply templates (bloody, burning, skeletal champion, etc.) preferably at just a HD requirement. Bloody requires more create HD and so on.

Thanks again!

Hey guys. Instead of arguing over the price of tea in China, post something constructive. I don't want this thread to be locked.

Many have expressed interest in donating for the now-complete kickstarter. I don't see why you can't just reopen it or start a new one.

I for one missed out because I had no idea that PFO existed until I one day thought "It would be great if there were a Pathfinder MMO. Lets google that and see what I find."

Alright, I've read over the thread and here's where I see both points right now.

A Fighter 2 has Fighter 2 abilities and such.

They meet a Fighter 1/Cleric 1 on the field. Hijinks ensue.

The F2 hits harder but the F1C1 heals through it while still doing some damage. Eventually the F2 is beaten down.

To alleviate this, multiclassing isn't so much discouraged, but is merely balanced out by the removal of what they would've gotten if they straightclassed.

Eventually things would be balanced and yes that F2 might've lost, but in the end they're just as powerful and have a capstone to show for their patience.

The multiclassed character has immediate satisfaction as their capstone, the patient character has the same power plus an added thank you.

It does pose a decision that the player will need to make.

Be more versatile now or be versatile+ later.

Sounds interesting but would overly complicate things maybe. Imagine if you had to worry about volume and not just weight in Skyrim. You would drown in books and ammunition.