Yttermayn
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What's special about a pathfinder sorcerer?
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What's special about a pathfinder sorcerer?
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
in the pathfinder playtest beta releas pdf pp 42 to 47 it describes different heritages that a scercerer can choose from: Abberrent, Abysmal, Arcane, Celetilal, Destined, Draconic (and subtype is chosed as well), Elemental, Fey, Infernal and Undead. then each gets cirtain posers and abilities as they advance in level.
For example, my monk 2 scorcerer 4 (human)
draconic bloodline (bronze)
natral claw attacks ( i think they stack with monk attack. not sure off the top of my head)
Draconic resistance bassed on dragon type (5/elecricity) and it improves with level
eventually he could have:
natural armor bonus that improves with level
Breath weapon based on dragon type and improves with level
wings, immunities and blindsense
when you add draconic feats on top of that, WOOOW!
i personally have been wanting to play an elemental (earth) scorcerer...but it wont be for a bit.
Oh, and there are bonus spells and bonus feats and in pathfinder you choose the cantruips he can cast,but in pathfinder you cast cantrips (and orisons) at will. there are some restrictions though.
For example, my monk 2 scorcerer 4 (human)
draconic bloodline (bronze)
natral claw attacks ( i think they stack with monk attack. not sure off the top of my head)
Draconic resistance bassed on dragon type (5/elecricity) and it improves with level
eventually he could have:
natural armor bonus that improves with level
Breath weapon based on dragon type and improves with level
wings, immunities and blindsense
when you add draconic feats on top of that, WOOOW!
i personally have been wanting to play an elemental (earth) scorcerer...but it wont be for a bit.
Oh, and there are bonus spells and bonus feats and in pathfinder you choose the cantruips he can cast,but in pathfinder you cast cantrips (and orisons) at will. there are some restrictions though.
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actually, all the pathfinder classes are cooler. (as are the ones in PH2). This is because in Player's Handbook I only the druid and barbarian actually get something cool every level. Some classes are basically 'dead' after level 9. The classes in pathfinder are all brought 'up' to the level of the druid and barb.
crazy_monkey1956
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Monkey glanced through Pathfinder Beta when he downloaded the free version and said to himself upon seeing the sorcerer, "Ooh, that looks nifty, I'll have to actually read that part."
Still haven't gotten around to it, yet, though.
As for my character, what do you say to an Earth Elemental (progression is attached)?
Still haven't gotten around to it, yet, though.
As for my character, what do you say to an Earth Elemental (progression is attached)?
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Yttermayn
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Earth Glide at 1st level, and an inordinately high natural armor bonus make me apprehensive about this progression. The first three levels are not such a big deal for nat. armor, but if he multi's at 4th to, say, fighter, now he can throw heavy armor on and become a juggernaut.
Earth glide seems a bit powerful for a 1st level character to be able to completely ignore dungeon walls. Considering the fact that dungeons are primarily where you guys will be adventuring, this may be a bit im-balancing. Any thoughts?
Earth glide seems a bit powerful for a 1st level character to be able to completely ignore dungeon walls. Considering the fact that dungeons are primarily where you guys will be adventuring, this may be a bit im-balancing. Any thoughts?
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
as a player, i would say i am all for it ... as a dm, regretfully you are right, imho.
however on another note, do you have complete mage? there is a quasi-wizaed varient i would like to know if you would allow.
Wizard, focused specialist (conjurer)
pages 34, 35
and a feat (acidic splatter) on page 37 i would eventually like to take.
however on another note, do you have complete mage? there is a quasi-wizaed varient i would like to know if you would allow.
Wizard, focused specialist (conjurer)
pages 34, 35
and a feat (acidic splatter) on page 37 i would eventually like to take.
crazy_monkey1956
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Alrighty, how's about a troll?
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Depends, can i use a sample of your blood to cast trollish fortitude? or to summon some uber trolls to fight for us?
Yttermayn
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I have access to a copy of complete mage, it turns out. The focused specialist looks workable, but I'm gonna have to nay-say the acidic splatter feat. Looks like a way to endlessly throw fairly serious acid spell effect attacks. Though, with a troll in the party, I can understand why you may want to be able to do that...
Which brings me to CM. The troll looks more reasonable, not really gaining massive amounts of power until some serious leveling is done, so I think it can work. I noticed that the doc you gave me must have been generated using the centaur progression as a templete - it still mentions the centaur in at least one place.
crazy_monkey1956
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Oops. Going to have to fix that. The centaur was one of the first progressions I did (I'm sure you recall when that was ) so it also serves as the basic formatting template.
I'll have stats worked for Mr. Troll probably tomorrow-ish.
The centaur was one of the first progressions I did (I'm sure you recall when that was ) so it also serves as the basic formatting template.I'll have stats worked for Mr. Troll probably tomorrow-ish.
