
TurnProphet |
I had hoped this would be answered/fixed when PF2E got its remaster in the Player Core series, but apparently it didn't...so I'm asking again in hopes that someone on the design team might see this.
Is there a reason that Druids are the only spellcasting class in the game that doesn't get access to the Cantrip Expansion feat?

Gortle |
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I had hoped this would be answered/fixed when PF2E got its remaster in the Player Core series, but apparently it didn't...so I'm asking again in hopes that someone on the design team might see this.
Is there a reason that Druids are the only spellcasting class in the game that doesn't get access to the Cantrip Expansion feat?
There are so many other ways to pick up a cantrip. Like buy a spell heart or use a familiar or take an archetype or just an ancestry feat. Cantrip expansion is not terrible, but it is pretty rare to need it over Order Explorer.
I've never missed it.

Gortle |

The reason? Because Paizo choose to have not all of spellcasting be completely symetrical across the classes. They want these little odd corners to exist in the game. Presumably they feel quirks aid the game or the flavour in some way. Example Clerics don't get Effortless Concentration - that hurts a lot more.

taks |

Because they get Shield Block by default?
Which I don't understand. They're only trained in simple weapons, so they're not really expected to be in melee often enough to justify shield block.
It isn't exactly the hardest thing to houserule in if you feel like you need it.
Yup. Hell, replace shield block with it if you feel it necessary. I may give my players options since I actually like the new druid and hope someone plays one in an upcoming adventure.