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<blockquote data-quote="Jefe Bergenstein" data-source="post: 3075122" data-attributes="member: 31506">They have a few good offense powers. One that allows you to spit a glob of acid as a standard action (touch attack) that inflicts d6 points of damage per essential invested. They can actually get heal other capabilities, through absorbing wounds from others and pumping essential into whatever the mantle is that riases the HP they recieve froma&nbsp; cure spell (and using wands). Its not flat out healing, but its incredibly efficient resource use after battle.You probably arent going to be a star character in many situations, but you will contribute in virtually all. You're like a better bard, without the singing. The incarnate is a potent class with genuine flexibility. They are a bit weaker, but not much than a more so, than a&nbsp; focused class. Unlike the binder, which is falsely touted as a flexible class (all the flexibility of a vancian caster with a small spell list!), the incarnate actually can adopt different roles during the day. Just ditch the silly visual effects. No one wants their character to conjure a three faced cartoon mask over their face. It makes even Yu-Gi-O characters laugh at you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jefe Bergenstein, post: 3075122, member: 31506"] They have a few good offense powers. One that allows you to spit a glob of acid as a standard action (touch attack) that inflicts d6 points of damage per essential invested. They can actually get heal other capabilities, through absorbing wounds from others and pumping essential into whatever the mantle is that riases the HP they recieve froma cure spell (and using wands). Its not flat out healing, but its incredibly efficient resource use after battle. You probably arent going to be a star character in many situations, but you will contribute in virtually all. You're like a better bard, without the singing. The incarnate is a potent class with genuine flexibility. They are a bit weaker, but not much than a more so, than a focused class. Unlike the binder, which is falsely touted as a flexible class (all the flexibility of a vancian caster with a small spell list!), the incarnate actually can adopt different roles during the day. Just ditch the silly visual effects. No one wants their character to conjure a three faced cartoon mask over their face. It makes even Yu-Gi-O characters laugh at you. [/QUOTE]

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