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I've never like this. It's basically a feat tax in order for a wizard to have the most iconic wizard weapon as their bonded object.

Then again, most of the other wizard related rules that have been put out seem to aimed towards eliminating any perceived weaknesses in the class, and generally trying to make the other classes obsolete, sot it doesn't really bother me that much.

I always understood the iconic wizard`s staff to be - mechanically speaking - a simple 1d6 club. I imagine quarterstaves as longer, heaver and more balanced to allow TWF.

I would like to submit a young desperado who escaped from captivity after his battalion had been decimated in a recent local battle. He has been struggling to survive alone in the woods for weeks and is very hungry...

He appears to be in rough shape. But a closer look will show that his gaunt appearance belies the figure of a tough, battlehardened soldier!

Fighter of the Pikeman archetype.

He tends toward Lawful...soldier's honour.
And is capable of both good and evil deeds.
Deprivations of war have hardened him of late, he could use a friend or a righteous cause to help restore his faith in humanity....but he's not counting on it.