If you see an elemental resistance being a problem, take draining infusion and then train it out at level 10. Bonus points: You can retrain that infusion to one from your off element.
A couple of things, just wanted to make sure that you (and your GM) know that "Resist Energy" still requires a type. Ie: Resist Energy - Fire.
Also, it's highly situational. It's a small minority of creatures that have such a resistance, and if you're in a campaign where electric resistance is common, your GM should let you either remake your character, or alter the situation a bit. I use eletric almost exclusively from 7th level onward, and it's rarely resisted so far (and by rarely, I mean I haven't actually seen anything resisting me).
Lastly, if you're stuck in a campaign that is highly resistant to your element, just wait a couple of levels. That resistance of 10 is large when your damage is 1d6+4 or 2d6+6, but soon you'll be pouring out the damage and it will be less of a big deal. :)
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If you see an elemental resistance being a problem, take draining infusion and then train it out at level 10. Bonus points: You can retrain that infusion to one from your off element.
Draining infusion does nothing in the current situation, since there is no such thing as electricity subtyped creatures.
If you see an elemental resistance being a problem, take draining infusion and then train it out at level 10. Bonus points: You can retrain that infusion to one from your off element.Draining infusion does nothing in the current situation, since there is no such thing as electricity subtyped creatures.
Oh jeez, I didn't even notice that. That certainly makes the ability a bit more awkward.
Looks like GM sabotage to me. I'd say let him know it's ruining your fun and see if he can help with a work around (assuming it's not intentional).