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Low-level Wizards in PF2 - are they still underpowered?
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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 7791293" data-attributes="member: 5142"><p>I was watching this in action several times during the most recent Knights of the Everflame series. Over the course of several encounters, one PC was biten by a ghast and another was injured by a werewolf. The cleric would usually perform Medicine (or Religion) to ascertain the nature of the infliction. Then she would attempt to Remove Disease or Curse, with Jason Bulmahn often keeping the results hidden. </p><p></p><p>I weirdly think that these spells will receive more use now even though they are less certain precisely because they add greater dramatic tension to the game. IME, though it may vary at other tables, there was previously often a feedback loop that discouraged both the GM from using monsters that inflicted curses/diseases and the PCs from using spells that removed them. This was because the GM knew that the PCs often had access to spells that could remove these things quickly and PCs didn't take them because the GM didn't use the monsters and they also typically had ready access to the spells with appropriate preparation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 7791293, member: 5142"] I was watching this in action several times during the most recent Knights of the Everflame series. Over the course of several encounters, one PC was biten by a ghast and another was injured by a werewolf. The cleric would usually perform Medicine (or Religion) to ascertain the nature of the infliction. Then she would attempt to Remove Disease or Curse, with Jason Bulmahn often keeping the results hidden. I weirdly think that these spells will receive more use now even though they are less certain precisely because they add greater dramatic tension to the game. IME, though it may vary at other tables, there was previously often a feedback loop that discouraged both the GM from using monsters that inflicted curses/diseases and the PCs from using spells that removed them. This was because the GM knew that the PCs often had access to spells that could remove these things quickly and PCs didn't take them because the GM didn't use the monsters and they also typically had ready access to the spells with appropriate preparation. [/QUOTE]
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