Perhaps oozmorph immunities to crits and flanking could be worked in at 'dead' levels in exchange for other creature comforts at 1st level like:
Being able to communicate with the party in any form
Being able to carry the gear the character possesses
Being able to actually adventure instead of travelling in a bucket and being an exp... sponge.
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Being able to actually adventure instead of travelling in a bucket and being an exp... sponge.
But I kind of like the idea of waking up and I'm already 6th!
You might have enough gold to afford whatever your heart desires at that point. Provided the party shares the loot.
You might have enough gold to afford whatever your heart desires at that point. Provided the party shares the loot.
Why wouldn't they? The most convenient thing to carry the loot in is the bucket... it's all slimy now anyway.
But wouldn't you run out of room in the bucket for... you?
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But wouldn't you run out of room in the bucket for... you?
A Bucket of Holding is the only reasonable solution.
Doesn't exist in PFS, though.
Could an oozemorph live in an open Handy Haversack?
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, a +2 racial bonus to Perception checks based on hearing, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, your racial bonus to Perception checks based on hearing increases to +4, and you gain a +2 racial bonus on initiative checks. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, scent, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, and you gain a +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking with scent. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
Halfling Weretouched corgi's... Riding a faerie mount... I'm getting Sir Didymus and Ambrosius from the The Labyrinth flashbacks! ;)
Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, scent, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, and you gain a +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking with scent. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
Omigosh. Where do I send the cookies. XD
And thank you! :D
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, scent, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, and you gain a +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking with scent. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
Omigosh. Where do I send the cookies. XD
And thank you! :D
I think in the past people have sent baked goodies to Paizo's address on the contact us page on the site, but I think it's been a year or two since the last time.
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, scent, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, and you gain a +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking with scent. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
You continue to make all our dreams come true, sweetums!
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Okay, now the tougher part, now that it's seen 'print':
...how soon until it's approved for PFS?
:P
Okay, now the tougher part, now that it's seen 'print':
...how soon until it's approved for PFS?
:P
As soon as I can play a skinwalker (werecorgi-kin) [when the Blood of the Corgi book comes out]. :)
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I think I'd be more interested in "Inner Sea Corgis" than *Blood* of the Corgi, to be honest.
I think I'd be more interested in "Inner Sea Corgis" than *Blood* of the Corgi, to be honest.
We could just combine the two into Ultimate Corgis Unchained hardback...
I think we need the CRB "Corgi rules Book."
System Administrator
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, scent, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, and you gain a +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking with scent. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
... As the owner of at least one Calamity, I'd have to say that I'd give Alertness and a further bonus to intiative rather than scent. Corgi's have far better hearing than many dogs and their sniffer, while still pretty good, isn't as great as many other dogs. Also, some sort of squeeze ability would not be out of the ordinary. Our dog loves to squeeze into the weirdest lowest places. She'd hide under the couch if there were more than 3 inches to do it in.
Thumbs up. =)
I think I'd be more interested in "Inner Sea Corgis" than *Blood* of the Corgi, to be honest.
I would be more interested in picking a new corgi heritage. Pembrokes are great, but I think it would be interesting to play a Cardigan.
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, scent, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, and you gain a +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking with scent. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
... As the owner of at least one Calamity, I'd have to say that I'd give Alertness and a further bonus to intiative rather than scent. Corgi's have far better hearing than many dogs and their sniffer, while still pretty good, isn't as great as many other dogs. Also, some sort of squeeze ability would not be out of the ordinary. Our dog loves to squeeze into the weirdest lowest places. She'd hide under the couch if there were more than 3 inches to do it in.
Thumbs up. =)
I had based it on the corgi stats in the descriptive text of fey mount, but I bow to your superior corgi-fu on this and all other corgi-related matters, so I've adjusted to remove scent and give hearing-based bonuses (I opted for racial bonus over Alertness so it will stack if you find a way to have a corgi familiar with the same character) and initiative!
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Dear Paizo,
Thanks so much for the shifter update. I have faith in you!
What would it take to get a Corgi Aspect added to the list, even as just a blog post?
Thanks!
Faerie Mount / Corgi
The aspect of the faerie mount invokes a magical corgi from the First World (see Adventure Path #119: Prisoner of the Blight for more details), renowned for their loyalty and bravery. Those who take this aspect have the power of Calamity at their fingertips.
Minor Form: You gain a +4 competence bonus on saves against fear. At 8th level, this bonus increases to +6, and at 15th level, it increases to +8.
Major Form: Your shape changes to that of a fey mount (Prisoner of the Blight). While in this form, you gain low-light vision, a +2 racial bonus to Perception checks based on hearing, a 40-foot base land speed, and a bite attack (1d6 damage), and you gain a +4 racial bonus to CMD against bull rush and trip. At 8th level, you gain Nimble Moves as a bonus feat as long as you are carrying no more than a light load, your racial bonus to Perception checks based on hearing increases to +4, and you gain a +2 racial bonus on initiative checks. At 15th level, you gain Improved Natural Attack (bite) and your critical multiplier with your bite attack increases by 1, to a maximum of x4.
This is truly a thing of beauty!
I can't wait to see the rabbit aspect...It can jump really...it's got really sharp...look at the bones;)
New aspects are useful, if distracting.
Just wish we could playtest. There is no way they've sold out of UW so soon, right? It's not like these changes would be in print for a few more months.
We can always play test....all i takes is a group willing to do so.
There is no way they've sold out of UW so soon, right?
Well that depends how many copies you want to buy. I'm sure you can trigger a reprint AND you can build a fort out of them. ;)
It looks like the Shifter is really coming along. I think if they fill the currently dead levels with extra feats or abilities this will be a really fun class to play. As Mark was kind enough to show, there is a ton of potential in the form of new aspects that I'm sure Paizo and third party publishers will build on.
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Whoops! Posted this in the wrong thread!
Hey guys I went and collected all the changes and errata that The Shifter went through and applied it to the class. Basically it's a single document you can refer to when you want to look up the Shifter without referring to various different sources until all the changes are final. I'll update it as more updates roll on through. I'm debating adding the errata'd archetypes to the doc.
Here's the link for you to view at your leisure: Updated Shifter.
Whoops! Posted this in the wrong thread!
Hey guys I went and collected all the changes and errata that The Shifter went through and applied it to the class. Basically it's a single document you can refer to when you want to look up the Shifter without referring to various different sources until all the changes are final. I'll update it as more updates roll on through. I'm debating adding the errata'd archetypes to the doc.
Here's the link for you to view at your leisure: Updated Shifter.
This is very helpful! Thank you Painful Bugger.
Whoops! Posted this in the wrong thread!
Hey guys I went and collected all the changes and errata that The Shifter went through and applied it to the class. Basically it's a single document you can refer to when you want to look up the Shifter without referring to various different sources until all the changes are final. I'll update it as more updates roll on through. I'm debating adding the errata'd archetypes to the doc.
Here's the link for you to view at your leisure: Updated Shifter.
There is no human FCB listed in that document.
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This is very helpful! Thank you Painful Bugger.Whoops! Posted this in the wrong thread!
Hey guys I went and collected all the changes and errata that The Shifter went through and applied it to the class. Basically it's a single document you can refer to when you want to look up the Shifter without referring to various different sources until all the changes are final. I'll update it as more updates roll on through. I'm debating adding the errata'd archetypes to the doc.
Here's the link for you to view at your leisure: Updated Shifter.
You're very welcome.
There is no human FCB listed in that document.
Thanks for the catch, I just copy pasted that section since nothing changed for them and missed the humans.
It looks like the Shifter is really coming along. I think if they fill the currently dead levels with extra feats or abilities this will be a really fun class to play. As Mark was kind enough to show, there is a ton of potential in the form of new aspects that I'm sure Paizo and third party publishers will build on.
Aspects be fun but I still think they should be something that gets tacked on. The Shifter really needs a Wild Shape not limited by what aspects they've selected. All that really does is make people choose a small number of forms. I really just want a Wild Shape that is functionally very similar to druid with a progression like Beast Shape I, Beast Shape II, Beast Shape III, and so on.
I would want wild shape to work like a druid's and aspects to work something like this (gonna just grab the bear aspect since it's the simplest):
Bear Aspect:
1st level: You gain a bite attack (1d8 damage), two claw attacks (1d6 damage), and the grab ability with your claw attacks.
8th level: You gain Improved Natural Attack (Bestiary 315) with your claws.
15th level: The critical multiplier of your claw attack increases by 1 (×2 becomes ×3) to a maximum of ×4, and you gain the Awesome Blow feat (Bestiary 314).
And have them all work on that level with you being able to slap them onto your base form or whatever form you happen to be in at the time. So you can do something like turn into a small earth elemental shaped like a bear with a bite and claws.
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Thanks for the catch, I just copy pasted that section since nothing changed for them and missed the humans.
No problem! Thanks for the document! ;)
I saw it brought up off-site, and figured it might be worth asking here, since I don't think I've seen it asked here yet.
Some Major Aspects don't state what size you become when you enter Wildshape. Would it be the same size as the animal the Aspect references, or is there a default size if one isn't mentioned?
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Yeah, not a fan of the aspect based limited form concept. I still think they should just give us actual wild shape(animals) and the aspects just add constant abilities/bonuses like extra natural attacks, wings, gills, natural armor bonus, darkvision, bleed, trip, swim speed, poison, skill bonuses, quills, etc. It would save up on space and they could add more animal aspects.
Something tells me he's up to something >.>
It looks like the Shifter is really coming along. I think if they fill the currently dead levels with extra feats or abilities this will be a really fun class to play. As Mark was kind enough to show, there is a ton of potential in the form of new aspects that I'm sure Paizo and third party publishers will build on.
Aspects be fun but I still think they should be something that gets tacked on. The Shifter really needs a Wild Shape not limited by what aspects they've selected. All that really does is make people choose a small number of forms. I really just want a Wild Shape that is functionally very similar to druid with a progression like Beast Shape I, Beast Shape II, Beast Shape III, and so on.
I would want wild shape to work like a druid's and aspects to work something like this...
I agree that if the developer wanted the Shifter to be the master of wild shaping, what you suggest would be the way to go (and a very fun class to play). I'm not sure that's what they're looking to do with this class. At the very least, if they don't go the direction you suggest, filling the dead levels of the current class will make it viable (and in my humble opinion, fun) compared to other Pathfinder classes. My daughter is looking to play a shifter in our RoRL campaign so I'm hoping the details are ironed out soon :)
Is it intended that turning into an ooze causes you to lose your attunements to your magic items?
Is it also intended for oozemorphs to be unable to attune to magic items since they can't adhere to the 24 hour clause?
Apparently.
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I made a corgi build. This was a worthwhile way to spend a study period.
Abilities (20 Point Buy):
Str: 18 [16+2] (+4), Dex: 12 (+1), Con: 12 (+1), Int: 10 (+0), Wis: 16 (+3), Cha: 7 (-2)
Options:
Race: Human
Alternate Racial Traits: –
Favored Class Bonus: +1 Hit Point
Archetype: –
Traits: Bred for War and Reactionary
Important Items: Headband of Inspired Wisdom
Shifter Aspect:
1. Corgi
5. Tiger
10. Bull
15. Bear
20. Falcon
Feats:
1. Power Attack
1b. Weapon Focus (bite)
3. Improved Initiative
5. Shifter’s Rush
7. Vital Strike
9. Devastating Strike
11. Improved Vital Strike
13. Improved Natural Attack (bite)
15. Painful Blow
17. Greater Vital Strike
19. Improved Sunder
Ability Score Increases:
4. +1 Str
8. +1 Str
12. +1 Str
16. +1 Str
20. +1 Str
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Should I be disturbed that it's easier to build a Corgi-shifter using the rules as currently written than an ooze-entity?
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Should I be disturbed that it's easier to build a Corgi-shifter using the rules as currently written than an ooze-entity?
Disturbed that an imitation of a core class feature is easier to build around than a niche archetype? Not really.
Anything for the nature of a more reasonable plane than that obsolete piece of junk the fey call home?