
Auren "Rin" Cloudstrider |

an ability any slayer absolutely requires is the type moon ability called the mystic eyes of death perception, any way for a slayer to get something similar.
to explain the mystic eyes of death perception, they care not about your regeneration, your damage reduction or whether or not you are a full on deity such as sarenrae or lamashtu, the eyes just let you actually inflict permanent unhealable damage upon the foe as long as you land a hit with a physical weapon and since the damage from a user their effect cannot be healed in any means, they can technically permanently and irrevocably murder a goddess or the terrasque by just dealing hit point damage or ability damage from a physical source. they also ignore incorporeality and ethereality and the like as if the foe were completely material.
any way to get this ability or something just like it? because i like the idea of a mortal slayer being able to murder fully powered gods by planting a knife into them.

Xexyz |

any way to get this ability or something just like it? because i like the idea of a mortal slayer being able to murder fully powered gods by planting a knife into them.
Ummm... Gonna have to go with no.
In my homebrew game I created a +4 weapon enchant that inflicted wounds that couldn't be regenerated or healed by magic (natural and fast healing still worked), but I can think of no existing ability that comes anywhere near what you're asking.

Auren "Rin" Cloudstrider |

Auren "Rin" Cloudstrider wrote:any way to get this ability or something just like it? because i like the idea of a mortal slayer being able to murder fully powered gods by planting a knife into them.Ummm... Gonna have to go with no.
so again, martial characters are proven to be hated by paizo because there isn't a means for martial characters to actually kill immortal beings and keep them dead, like the terrasque or a lich.
i think mystic eyes of death perception would really fit the slayer.

Xexyz |

so again, martial characters are proven to be hated by paizo because there isn't a means for martial characters to actually kill immortal beings and keep them dead, like the terrasque or a lich.
i think mystic eyes of death perception would really fit the slayer.
So, were you actually honestly wondering if something like that existed, or did you just start this thread to create a platform to complain about martial/caster disparity?

tnsi |
Homebrew it.
While excessively overpowered, the Death Perception eyes in the Tsukihimeart of the Nasuverse have a weakness. The more you use them, the stronger they get, and the most your sanity slips away.
Any excessively strong ability will have a similarly crippling weakness. i.e. Birds have a superior flying ability, but horrifically crippled walking ability. Opposite for Ostriches. Humans have very high intelligence, but little to no biological adaptation for defense or offense.

Auren "Rin" Cloudstrider |

Auren "Rin" Cloudstrider wrote:So, were you actually honestly wondering if something like that existed, or did you just start this thread to create a platform to complain about martial/caster disparity?so again, martial characters are proven to be hated by paizo because there isn't a means for martial characters to actually kill immortal beings and keep them dead, like the terrasque or a lich.
i think mystic eyes of death perception would really fit the slayer.
i actually wanted this ability for a theoretical tabletop character just in case i had to fight another Terrasque, Lich, or Vampire or similar self ressurecting character so i could keep them dead.

Xexyz |

i actually wanted this ability for a theoretical tabletop character just in case i had to fight another Terrasque, Lich, or Vampire or similar self ressurecting character so i could keep them dead.
Another tarrasque, lich or vampire? The tarrasque is its own thing, but liches and vampires have their own weaknesses that can be exploited - in fact vampires aren't overly that difficult to destroy at all. As for the lich, if you can find its phylactery you can kill it for good.