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I’ve been away from PFS for a while. I have a level 2.0 2nd edition character ready to change build before going into lvl 2. So, I’m looking for a fun strong caster build but not sure what’s the best options out there. Any help would be appreciated.
Just to have a good time. Play in group back home with older VCs and LT that have been around a while. We can shoehorn just about anything into a group. I want some novel, effective and fun class to play. I’m leaning towards a new summoner but open to all options. As this will be my dash one character, it will be around awhile.
Inventor. That’s novel and, I think, fun. More feats that I want than I can take.
It depends in part on what you want to do.
- If you like being a healer, then heal-font cleric is Best Healer, especially with the supporting feats.
- Bard is a bit OP as a buffer
Arguably, both of those are pretty passive, though, which limits the fun-factor for some folks.
- Druid is the third of the Slightly OP Caster Trifecta. In particular, you can get some real solid power out of using wild shape (with feats as appropriate) to achieve general combat adequacy, thus letting you have effectively your entire spell budget for "I get to be awesome in noncombat encounters" and "all-in max burn nova".
...but I guess that part of it is finding the fun - so what is fun for you?
I like my days as an old shadow priest, you know….melting faces ;). I like all styles of play. I’ve had just about every character type in first edition. Successfully negotiated Bonekeep so I like the characters to be able to take a hit and dish it out as well. My first class was sorcerer who I loved playing. Second class was barbarian 2, alchemist 10 (monster mode with numerous natura attacks) and my 3rd was an inquisitor.
