Shoutout to the Rogue Archetype giving you access to Strong Arm from level 4, which combos with Hurl at the Horizon nicely for a total of 25ft thrown or even more on an already thrown weapon.
I think it's a really cool option for a build like yours! I'm more excited about Scar of the Survivor and The Radiant as options for healing on an exemplar, but this seems great for a dedication. I think you can store like 9 or 11 elixirs in the horn, so you can probably get some great use out of it!
My build is weapon (broadspear - Noble Branch), Scar of the Survivor (heal self), Victor's Wreath (cure allies), Radiant (heal allies + diplomacy). I've got plenty of skill bubbles + Investigator (legendary perception + useful skills and abilities). My GM intentionally sets difficulty checks to encourage broad skill building instead of super narrow focus so that everyone has options both in and out of combat.
I *mostly* play, but I do GM a bit. I'm running the beginner box for some newbies right now, and I GM'd a full campaign over the summer. I played quite a bit of D&D 5e before switching to pf2e as my primary system.
Shoutout to the Rogue Archetype giving you access to Strong Arm from level 4, which combos with Hurl at the Horizon nicely for a total of 25ft thrown or even more on an already thrown weapon.
Nice video.
Opinion on the Horn of Plenty?
I'm interested on building an alchemist with the exemplar dedication to grab that ikon.
I think it's a really cool option for a build like yours! I'm more excited about Scar of the Survivor and The Radiant as options for healing on an exemplar, but this seems great for a dedication. I think you can store like 9 or 11 elixirs in the horn, so you can probably get some great use out of it!
My build is weapon (broadspear - Noble Branch), Scar of the Survivor (heal self), Victor's Wreath (cure allies), Radiant (heal allies + diplomacy). I've got plenty of skill bubbles + Investigator (legendary perception + useful skills and abilities). My GM intentionally sets difficulty checks to encourage broad skill building instead of super narrow focus so that everyone has options both in and out of combat.
Phil, out curiosity, do you only play or do you gm as well? Any other favorite rpgs?
I *mostly* play, but I do GM a bit. I'm running the beginner box for some newbies right now, and I GM'd a full campaign over the summer. I played quite a bit of D&D 5e before switching to pf2e as my primary system.
Really good video! Just earned you a new subscriber ;)
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Exemplary video
I see what you did there...