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Mm well something to think about for later.
Thank you Rysky.
*doesn't under that acronym* But okay.
Ooh Style feats that DON"T need Combat Expertise?! Cool. :)
Ah! See I'd picture you more a FN1/2Dragon. :)
AH! Still...
How about spells? Any cool spells in this book?
Can someone list the feats?
Dragonblood Chymist and more Heritage feats sound nifty!
May I have my PDFs now, please?! Yes, I am impatient and freely admit it.
I would really like to have my PDFs, but in the meantime, would someone enlighten me on this new Chymist aforementioned?
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Any info on the Heritage feats would also be welcome. I'm hoping they don't have high Cha requirements like the Draconic Eldritch Heritage feats do.
Scaled Fist goes off of CHA instead of WIS. Start gaining dragon immunities and can imbue their attacks with an element and gain a breath attack. Has rules for if you're playing a core monk or unchained version.
So does this mean that Monk (Scaled Fist) 1/Sorcerer X is likely to become a popular multiclass combination?
It looks like Paizo has finally answered and improved on the Ascetic Mage feat from D&D 3.5.
Any info on the Heritage feats would also be welcome. I'm hoping they don't have high Cha requirements like the Draconic Eldritch Heritage feats do.
I second this question.
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Any info on the Heritage feats would also be welcome. I'm hoping they don't have high Cha requirements like the Draconic Eldritch Heritage feats do.I second this question.
*Yawn*
Sorry, I'm awake.
There's technically one one Draconic Heritage feat, but it takes up TWO friggin pages because it gives you a special attack depending on what type of dragon you pick. For some of them if you're a certain class you get additional stuff or extra uses. It also does require a 13 CHA so not that bad.
There's also the Bloodline Manifestion feat for Sorcerer and Bloodragers that gives an ability (they're all pretty cool, not just breath attacks or something) depending on what draconic bloodline you got.
Wow a feat that takes up a page, sounds interesting.
What class or classes can get the dragon companion? Do you get any options for what body shape or abilities/traits the dragon has?
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It's specifically a Drake (that has unique abilities that you can pick from).
Druid, Shaman, Cavalier, Ranger, and Paladin all have archetypes that can get one.
Importantly, Drake Companions do not count as Animal Companions for anything that affects Animal Companions and if your DC dies it SPECIFICALLY says you can't just get another as easily as you would an AC, you HAVE to get your's raised.
I am surprised they didn't give options for dragon kin since they can be any alignment. Drakes are usually evil so I take it this version is neutral or can be any alignment?
Are there any spells/magic items that summon, create, gate a dragon?
Can someone list the traits and alternate racial traits?
Can we get a run down of the Mesmerist archetype ?
They do not.Ah, well. Probably more thematic for a champion of Apsu class, anyways, and will still probably have some decent synergy for monk/paladin (or tyrant antipaladin!).
You can combine this with the Irorian Paladin however. That should be pretty awesome :). And I think you can prolly even get CHA to AC twice this way.
You can combine this with the Irorian Paladin however. That should be pretty awesome :). And I think you can prolly even get CHA to AC twice this way.They do not.Ah, well. Probably more thematic for a champion of Apsu class, anyways, and will still probably have some decent synergy for monk/paladin (or tyrant antipaladin!).
El no stacko. Both are untyped bonuses.
Hmm... guess that's true. I was thinking that the Irorian Paladin is treated as DEX and is essentially a Dodge Bonus but it's not explicitly called out as being one.
They can be any non-good.
So how does it work for the Paladin archetype that gets one?
They can be any non-good.
There's draconic ally which summons a Psuedodragon buffed up by a form of _ dragon spell and lasts 1 day per level.
Speaking of, we now have the Form of the Alien Dragon and form of the Exotic Dragon spell lines.
Knew that about the "Form of" spells, but thanks for the other note: That sounds absolutely AWESOME.
Sigh, still PDF-less here....
Rysky,
So what no other spells listed?
Speaking of, we now have the Form of the Alien Dragon and form of the Exotic Dragon spell lines.
Well hot damn.
Hmph.
Honestly I thought we'd get more than 5-7 spells...
Thank you anyway Rysky! :)
What kind traits are in the book?
El no stacko. Both are untyped bonuses.You can combine this with the Irorian Paladin however. That should be pretty awesome :). And I think you can prolly even get CHA to AC twice this way.They do not.Ah, well. Probably more thematic for a champion of Apsu class, anyways, and will still probably have some decent synergy for monk/paladin (or tyrant antipaladin!).
As I understood it untyped bonuses from different sources stacked.
Could the drake companion easily replace the eidolon for a summoner?
As I understood it untyped bonuses from different sources stacked.El no stacko. Both are untyped bonuses.You can combine this with the Irorian Paladin however. That should be pretty awesome :). And I think you can prolly even get CHA to AC twice this way.They do not.Ah, well. Probably more thematic for a champion of Apsu class, anyways, and will still probably have some decent synergy for monk/paladin (or tyrant antipaladin!).
Not if they're using the same ability score, if I remember correctly.
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There's a few more, and Apsu themed one, a Dahak themed one, one that gives you a tail, and one that makes touch attacks resolves against your normal AC.Rysky,
So what no other spells listed?
That Touch Attacks vs normal AC spell is single handedly going to save dragons from firearm related extinction. All of my dragons are going to mysteriously have that on their spell list now, lol.
They can be any non-good.So how does it work for the Paladin archetype that gets one?Easy, don't pick an evil drake.
Non-good doesn't automatically mean evil.
While association is permitted, the paladin code goes more specific about underlings:
A paladin may accept only henchmen, followers, or cohorts who are lawful good.
I was figuring that a Drake being intelligent might count as such
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They can be any non-good.So how does it work for the Paladin archetype that gets one?Easy, don't pick an evil drake.
Non-good doesn't automatically mean evil.
While association is permitted, the paladin code goes a little more specific:
I was figuring that a Drake being intelligent might count as such
A paladin may accept only henchmen, followers, or cohorts who are lawful good.
A paladin's mount is intelligent, and is TN, at least before level 11
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They can be any non-good.So how does it work for the Paladin archetype that gets one?Easy, don't pick an evil drake.
Non-good doesn't automatically mean evil.
While association is permitted, the paladin code goes more specific about underlings:
A paladin may accept only henchmen, followers, or cohorts who are lawful good.I was figuring that a Drake being intelligent might count as such
Correct, but a Drake Companion is none of those :3
Might possibly be an oversight of the Archetype's Creator though, but until then I'd say the Paladin can have a kinda-sorta-but-not-quite-animal-companion Drake Companion that's non-evil.
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That Touch Attacks vs normal AC spell is single handedly going to save dragons from firearm related extinction. All of my dragons are going to mysteriously have that on their spell list now, lol.There's a few more, and Apsu themed one, a Dahak themed one, one that gives you a tail, and one that makes touch attacks resolves against your normal AC.Rysky,
So what no other spells listed?
It lasts for minutes but once it's activated it only lasts until the end of the Caster's next turn, but still, a definite preserving tactic vs firearms.
A paladin's mount is intelligent, and is TN, at least before level 11
It's never specified the Mount's alignment, and if I were to follow the ability's description (an unusually intelligent, strong, and loyal steed to serve her in her crusade against evil) it probably is more LG than TN.
What about the Dragonheir scion?
Any Kineticist stuff?
Anybody get to turn into a dragon?