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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celtavian" data-source="post: 8074201" data-attributes="member: 5834">I'll add my opinion on  a couple of things and more later.1. Healing potions: Never used them much in PF1 past low level, don't use them much past low level in PF2. No interest in making in combat healing potion use any better. Healing potions are an emergency option or a non-combat healing option.Elixirs are used fine by alchemists. They draw and use them to heal themselves when the healer is busy healing martials. I see no reason to improve them. They now have a healing bomb in the APG that the alchemist can use to quickly heal another target. I''m going to leave them as is.If you feel this change will make things more fun for your players, then you should do it.2. Medicine: I run medicine very quickly if I need to run it.  I don't find the rolls difficult. I handwave it if time is unlimited. I imagine most DMs to speed up play handwave medicine if the party has unlimited downtime, otherwise it's just a guy rolling over and over and over again unlimited.Often the best way to use the skill is to roll one level down from the highest you can treat. I roll Expert for the +10 as I just got master. Less chance of failure and if time is not limited, no use getting them up quick. I don't see it much as an issue unless maybe playing PFS who won't use house rules anyway or OCD DMs who feel some compulsion not to handwave certain rules to speed up play.3. Talismans: Not sure why higher hit rolls are needed. ACs can already be substantially shifted. Those Talismans will further shift hit opportunities so martials are getting all 3 attacks hitting. If that doesn't make the game feel trivial to you, then have at it.Monsters get less difficult to parties as you level. The party has the means to shift AC so much at higher level that fights can in fact be fairly trivial.</blockquote>

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