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^That link doesn't work -- instead try this. It has been updated with both version 2.1 of Tarondor’s Guide to the Pathfinder Transmuter Wizard and version 5.0 of Bodhi's Guide to the Optimal Paladin & Antipaladin, so it is being updated within a few days of a new guide appearing.
Mouseover on your link shows paizo.com/threads/ at its start miscdebris. I'm not sure how you came to add that in but it looks to be the problem with your link.
In addition to the Spell Sage Wizard guide that you already link to, here is a mini-guide that you don't have yet (it is currently a Paizo Messageboards post/thread, so no separate discussion thread yet). They complement each other (each covers stuff that the other doesn't), so they should go next to each other in the Guide to the Guides.
Although short, and because there are so few guides to them, there are some good ideas in the RPG Bot The Bloodrager Handbook.
Also the link to the discussion: http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2uuj6?Archmage-Variels-Guide-to-the-Shifter
Both added to the Guide to the Guides
I've also added several shifter builds to the shifter guide. Not sure if that is relevant to the Guide to Builds.
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I've also added several shifter builds to the shifter guide. Not sure if that is relevant to the Guide to Builds.Both added to the Guide to the Guides
If it's already in your guide, then we're all good.
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I recently posted my first build guide.
Link to Paizo forum discussion
I call it the Fog Chanter. It's based around the Flame Dancer Bard archetype.
The guide uses material from Core, ACG, APG, ARG, UM, UC, and others.
For some reason, the table of contents hyperlinks don't work when viewing the document online. For a more navigable version of the guide, use the download link above.
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Archmage Variel's Guide to the Shifter
This is neat.
It seems like good form to acknowledge that Treantmonk established the common format and colour/star coding. Most other guides do that and I appreciate that they do.
Archmage Variel's Guide to the ShifterThis is neat.
It seems like good form to acknowledge that Treantmonk established the common format and colour/star coding. Most other guides do that and I appreciate that they do.
I’ll make sure to establish that ASAP, and do the same for my upcoming class guide.
At what point of progress in making a class guide would it be best to post said guide here? I'm making a guide for the Vampire Hunter (because it seemed like a simple enough class to do a class guide on while binge watching Game of Thrones), and I'm getting relatively close to it being complete.
It's already on the main blog post.
https://zenithgames.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-comprehensive-pathfinder-guide s.html
I think you're confused. I have a different class guide in the works, besides the one that is already on there.
Any chance we could get Weirdo’s Guide to Gestalt in there somewhere? Gestalt is an angle that rarely gets covered in specific class guides, but I’ve found this one to be really helpful for some gestalt building I’m doing.
The equipment section isn't done yet but the rest of the guide is:
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This is my new guide about the best polymorph forms for Beast Shape and Monstrous Physique
A polymorph guide: Beast Shape vs Monstrous Physique
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It says "archmarge" vairel on your site and I am now to be known as the archmarge. All lesser marges bow down before me.
P.S. Thanks so much for up-keeping such a great resource.
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Hey there, been a while. In addition to a small update on my gunslinger guide, I'd like to have the following guides of classes of mine added to the list if at all possible.
Both of these classes are third party, and from the Spheres of Might book.
Also a note that Surpassing Even the Boss also contains information for the legendary gunslinger.
Feels like forever since I've been back here, but it's nice seeing people still doing guide work.
So I’ve been playing D&D for a little while, starting when 5e came out. I moved on to DMing for a couple of regular D&D games.
Recently, however, I was invited to play in a Pathfinder game. Pathfinder has been kicking around for like, 13 years, and so has amassed up a truly impressive amount of content. This makes it fairly inpeneratible and I've found that getting into it, even to just roll a character, has been difficult and rather intimidating.
While trying to figure this all out, I was looking for general rundowns or overviews of all the races and classes, but I had a hard time finding what I’ve been looking for. Guides tend to be either too way to basic or way too comprehensive. They either assume that you are utterly unfamiliar with the genre of fantasy or they go hard the other direction and dig deep into all the stats and numbers and relative power levels.
I’ve been looking for a basic overview that focuses on the feel of the characters without getting into all the numbers, while also assuming a basic knowledge of fantasy tropes and roleplaying games.
That’s what I’ve tried to do here. Check it out. I hope that it makes Pathfinder a little more accessible.
I've also posted this as it as its own post in the Advice Forums here:http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2v8o0?General-overview-of-all-player-races -and-classes
Races: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r5NQH2Jf1XZ-tt5aqjbFGSNWusIpsSRVQKUl6B0 _lOs/edit?usp=sharing
Classes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sxP9xah5zEogWg1XQFO7SpZlLgHgGOaQsTA8u89 BBiM/edit?usp=sharing
DavisESQ, this website intentionally adds spaces to very long links (like your Races and Classes links) unless you put them in a url tag. So if you remove the slash from the starting url tag:
[/url=http://www.google.com]Google.com[/url]
You get a clickable link to Google.com .
Google.com
I've updated your links, here:
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DavisESQ, this website intentionally adds spaces to very long links (like your Races and Classes links) unless you put them in a url tag. So if you remove the slash from the starting url tag:
[/url=http://www.google.com]Google.com[/url]
You get a clickable link to Google.com .
Google.comI've updated your links, here:
Thanks so much! I'm new to the forum and haven't figured out all this out yet.
Good looking out, Chadius.
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Added Conscript, Sentinel, and Phantom Blade Spiritualist to the Guide to the Guides! I'm going to hold off on the class and race overview for now until they gets built out a bit more.
It says "archmarge" vairel on your site and I am now to be known as the archmarge. All lesser marges bow down before me.
Hail the archmarge!
The archmarge is married to Homer. :-)
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Yes indeed! I've just started it here: Starfinder Guide to the Guides
Please feel free to make comments on the blog itself for new guides. I'll also make a post in the Starfinder forums.
EDIT: Post is HERE. Comment there to do the thread and make new suggestions.
Will Pathfinder 2nd Edition also get its own guide to guides, or will those be integrated into the existing Pathfinder portal?
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^Not yet, and I have yet to get enough time to delve into Pathfinder 2nd Edition itself (although I must say that what I saw in the introductory blogs mostly gave me dread . . .). Maybe later; will keep an eye out for announcement/discussion threads of 2nd Edition guides.
The link to THE COMPLETE Professor Q's Guide to the Pathfinder Wizard is dead.
On its discussion page there are both PDF and Google Docs links which do work so perhaps someone can update those links back here.
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The link to THE COMPLETE Professor Q's Guide to the Pathfinder Wizard is dead.
On its discussion page there are both PDF and Google Docs links which do work so perhaps someone can update those links back here.
The link works for me. What error are you getting?
You are looking at the Guide to the Guides, right?
Link works for me too. A couple of years ago, it didn't work, but that has been fixed. Maybe you have some REALLY OLD stuff in your browser cache? (Or more likely, went to obsolete version of the Guide to Guides?)
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I found a whip build guide while I was looking around google and lo, there’s one on reddit. Where There’s A Whip, There’s A Way: Amanoo’s Pathfinder Guide to Whips. If anyone’s on reddit, they should prolly get permission first.
Here is a new one to add to the Kineticist list:
Kinetic Blast Damage Calculator:
Because I'm tired of doing math and I doubt i'm the only one
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