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<blockquote data-quote="cattoy" data-source="post: 5758864" data-attributes="member: 38606">I like the flavor and mechanics behind the witch class. The class has enough flexibility to be both naughty and nice. The spell list has tons of flavor, but not a lot of raw power. There are opportunities for shock &amp; awe and there are plenty of options for cloak &amp; dagger.The mechanics of hexes means witches typically have a lot of staying power, so running out of spells isn't typically a problem for witches, even at low levels. The patron element seems a little unfinished. Perhaps some new archetypes could do something with that.Due to being INT based, witches tend to have a decent amount of skill ranks to spread around, allowing for a good spectrum of build possibilities. Craft: alchemy is a natural pick, being INT based and you get a nice bonus from the Cauldron hex, which allows for potion brewing and is a pre-req for other feats as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cattoy, post: 5758864, member: 38606"] I like the flavor and mechanics behind the witch class. The class has enough flexibility to be both naughty and nice. The spell list has tons of flavor, but not a lot of raw power. There are opportunities for shock & awe and there are plenty of options for cloak & dagger. The mechanics of hexes means witches typically have a lot of staying power, so running out of spells isn't typically a problem for witches, even at low levels. The patron element seems a little unfinished. Perhaps some new archetypes could do something with that. Due to being INT based, witches tend to have a decent amount of skill ranks to spread around, allowing for a good spectrum of build possibilities. Craft: alchemy is a natural pick, being INT based and you get a nice bonus from the Cauldron hex, which allows for potion brewing and is a pre-req for other feats as well. [/QUOTE]

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