| Phanixis-0 |
I am creating a new character for a new Pathfinder 2e campaign using Pathbuilder2e. The campaign is using the most recent Pathfinder 2e rules, but I got DM permission to use on of the original Pathfinder spell schools in place of the remastered spell schools. I am attempting to select the Conjurer subclass, but even after enabling the core rulebook in the character options this option does not appear. It also does not appear if I create a new character and enable legacy content under the new character creation options. The only way I can currently create a conjurer is if I disable the remastered rules entirely upon character creation.
When researching this problem I came across repeated mentions of a "enable legacy feat/options" toggle that is supposed to be found under either character options or the options presented during character creation. The problem is I cannot find this option anywhere! If this is the only problem, I would greatly appreciate if someone would point out where it is located. Otherwise, can you please verify that I can run a Conjurer alongside the remastered ruleset, and if so, how to go about doing this.
Thank you for your time and help.
| Tridus |
It looks like the way Pathbuilder is handling this is that the Wizard class itself is the remaster version. So if you create the character with remaster rules on, you get a remaster wizard and can't pick the old school options. As you noticed if you make a non-remaster character you can do it.
I tried "allow outdated CRB and APG", which you'd think is what would do it and is on the new character screen, but that didn't change anything.
I don't see an obvious way around that in Pathbuilder, it looks like internally classic/remaster Wizards are just not the same so unlike feats, the school choices simply don't mix.