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"Why does Fire give you a Fly speed?!"
Because everyone wants to be the Human Torch.
The elemental sorcerer at my table once called his elemental toss "emmental toss" and ever since the whole table has this image of the sorcer throwing cheese at people
As a child of a cheese-centered region in the nation of cheese, i cannot not like this!
Poison or acid damage?
@@natanoj16 bludgeonning works, it's just a really Big wheel of cheese
Besides, emmental is too mild a cheese to inflict any olfactory damage
In The Witcher 3, there's a side quest involving a wizard who practices "tyromancy", aka cheese magic. I've wanted to play a tyromancer ever since.
Medb would hate this.
Wizards: Sure, sorcerers can cast spells more frequently, but we have a much wider selection than they do.
Sorcerers: Hey guys, check it out! We get to use any spell book in the game, now!
Wizards: What the hell, Paizo!?
Sorcerer: Let's see what happens if I combine Meta Magic with Clerical support!
Re: Dragon Claws: I love the idea of a high level red dragon sorcerer fighting a devil and getting blasted by a fire spell, but when the smoke clears the sorcerer is just standing there, having blocked the worst of the fire damage with their suddenly-dragon scale covered arms, then looking the devil right in the eye and going "okay, *my turn* " and blasting them right back to hell.
Fun story: I basically did this in one of my 3.5 campaigns. My wizard was being escorted by two Devils, and I said some really cool line before casting Scorching Ray on both of them at the same time, blasting my hands outward.
After the smoke cleared, I realized that....Devils are immune to fire damage 😂
Howdys intro and groundrules
3:29 Abberant
7:12 Angelic
10:13 Demonic
13:24 Diabolic
17:48 Draconic
22:12 Elemental
26:42 Fey/Fae
32:24 Hag
39:36 Imperial
45:42 Aliven't
APG !
50:23 Genie
56:45 Nymph
1:01:53 (or i guess 61:53 ?) Psychopomp
1:05:53 (65:53) Shadow
1:12:55 Sponsors
1:16:56 Sinclair's guide to shameless plugs
1:17:48 The result of the 100$ giveaway
1:61:69 The secret of the univers life and all other things
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@@JackdawLT Or Nonoat might use it as reference for chapters ^^
Thanks. Really thought he would add Phoenix sorcerer.
Thanks my favorate.
hot take: air should do slashing damage, especially cause media usually shows stuff like an air slice, but yea, water should do cold damage, or maybe acid if it's hot? but generally I would say Cold for Water, Bludgeoning for Earth and Slashing for Air
I actually think sonic would be a good damage type for air. Sound is basically vibrations being spread from one air molecule to the next. Bludgeoning for earth works, but I think modular (b, p, s) would be just fine as well.
Slashing for air works nice, and then if you make ice pircing damage from flinging icicles you've got the 3 basic damage types covered which is neat.
Air should have the option to do lightning damage beverages we need storm sorcerers. Water should have the option to do cold savage nectar ice obviously.
Worth noting for Horrific Visage; enemies become immune to Demoralize for 10 minutes after whether you succeed or not. Visage has no such condition listed, so you could just keep doing it if you had/wanted to.
I’m still kind of sad that Air Elemental sorcerers don’t deal slashing damage. Feels like a missed opportunity.
Looks like air keneticists might be able to next year. We can see what the designers say in Rage of Elements or use the First Rule today.
@@PaizoInc I just came to 2E and I'm so glad you guys are bringing keneticists back. I know a lot of people thought they were low tier in 1e but I really enjoyed that class.
Ask you game master very nicely lol
@@PaizoInc wow, it's official Paizo account 😮
For Ancestral Memories, only the Lore skill has to be related to the ancient empire of your blood line. For example, Thassilon lore or Shory Lore.
the failure effect of "you're mine" is even better than what he mentioned. The target only gets 2 actions and you control 1 of them making so it can't cast a spell that requires 2 actions
Could you do a video explaining the four spell lists? Talk about their strenghts and weaknesses, maybe highlight some of your personal favourit spells. Getting to know the spell lists is probably the hardest thing to learn for new players, since there is so much to read and no good guides.
Great idea
Agreed! As a person coming from 5e I found the traditions (on top of the schools, and then the domains) quite confusing.
Actually, a video explaining all of the spellcasting ‘false friends’ for people migrating from 5e (E.g. true strike is not terrible, counterspell is not a must-take feature, metamagic isn’t just for sorcerers) could also be extra-helpful.
@@joehill6916 if you are from 5e (or really any other system, pathfinder 1 could also work) probably it's more easy trying to learn the system from scratch than comparing it with others.
The best thing about Sorcerer is that it unlocks it's final Bloodline spell at level 10 with a feat, so if you multiclass into it via archetype, you get the final bloodline spell, fully heightened, at level 20. Some other casters don't get their final ability til level 12, so you miss out on multiclassing into it
A small correction on Undeath's Blessing - it states that the target is treated as Undead for what concerns Harm spells, and as living for what concerns Heal spells. Basically, whatever it is, he gets healed.
My personal favourite is Diabolic bloodline. Not only is it thematically cool to be the product of a devil deal, it's also gives you some really great ways to put extra damage into the Divine spell list without sacrificing support capabilities.
Also, Diabolic Edict is pretty strong for a 1 action focus spell.
and Diabolic Edict can esaily used to buff your ally with a simple request. When you're in a fight, you can buff the one who deals a lot of damage, by giving as a request "defeat or kill that soab!"
14:22 Diabolic Edict doesn't seem strong, but I love the flavor of it so much! What could sell that you are empowered by the magic of Devils better than an ability that only works if the target willingly gives up their autonomy to you to benefit from it? Every Diabolic Edict is a "deal with the devil!" I can so easily see this on a Hellknight Signifier.
Like you said the hag "your're mine" 5th level bloodline spell is kinda insane but it have the incapacitation which limit its effect on strong ennemy. It still remain a good spell.
The focus spells granting Unarmed attacks may not be amazing for full-classed Sorcerers most of the time, but any martial that's willing to spare the Charisma investment has some really fun options open. The Magus is scary enough, even before they can Spellstrike through demonically-empowered teeth.
Noodle Monk
I made a monk who rip and tear enemies with the glutton's jaw, it's extra tHP and unarmored defense and ironblood resistance make it quite hard to kill on a gory emissary of Zon-kuthon.
I have a fun combo for undeath's blessing, you can cast it on an ally and then start blasting out 3 action harm spells for blanket AoE that heals your ally!
Worth noting that Faerie Dust is one of the only abilities I've seen that can negate reactions. If you're in an intrigue game and are dealing with guards in a city, it's super useful to avoid AOO or prevent enemies from using Shield Block
Also, how does it not benefit the caster? It's one action, so you can follow with a 2-action spell that uses Will saves...
@@kweicee exactly. And you're probably using spells that require Will saves a bunch if you're sticking with the flavor of the bloodline
I think Faerie Dust is pretty weak at low level but as you level the better it gets. Higher level the more crazy monster reactions get and the more of them there are. It being an AOE too? Super useful.
AoO may not be common for all monsters, but that spell also negates other reactions. Not the best one, but stili not as bad as it seems
Faerie Dust also doesn't seem to be geared towards single, big enemies.
It seems like a great spell to be used against hordes or big groups of enemies.
That's pretty much a 50 foot cube of creatures who possibly can't get reactions (allowing you to move unhindered), as well as setting up for AOE Will spells (Like Weird).
also with "You're mine" if you know that the foe has "twin strike!" you can make him attack 2 times one of his alies and when se try attack one of your has -10 (-8 if the weapon is agile)
Yes! Thank you for the video good sir. Side note during the the elemental movement bit I agree that it should just boost land speed did anyone else think of ATLA Anng vs Ozai fight
Awesome stuff. For me psychopomp is a personal fave for a beautiful marriage of crunch and flavour - my solo dabble with a P2E spellcaster thus far has been a psychopomp fungus leshy sorcerer; was a blast to play.
20:03 I think this is more a defensive power than an attack one. You pull them out if you're fighting against an enemy of your same element and you want to have some additional defences.
42:47 I think the limitations of the "empire" are only for Lore-Skills. You can choose any other skill with no issues.
Dim the lights also continues if you are in some other way concealed - for example in the darkness conjured by the darkness spell (imo the most obvious use of this).
At mid and late levels this also works against enemies with darkvision if you upcast Darkness (You should).
Hi, shadow sorcerer player here! Dim the Light is even weaker than you explain because of its triggering condition -- there are only two darkness or shadow spells below 5th level available to you, and both have downsides: Penumbra is a 1st-level spell that obscures a target's vision... if they don't have darkvision, which the vast majority of monstrous foes will have. Your other option is Darkness at 3rd level... but it's a three-action spell, meaning you won't be able to Sneak away in any case. To compensate for these issues, I worked with my GM to create a "Shadow Puppet" cantrip when I rolled up my character to give them a chance to use the Dim the Light if I needed to. We're now 14th level, and I've never used Dim the Light at all -- ironically, Shadow Puppet has been much more useful in a few situations, to cause a quick distraction or to entertain people we encountered.
Side note: From the shadow bloodline, you can add the Shadowdancer archetype with a little bit of effort, and that gives you access to a lot of very useful focus spells and abilities, such as permanent Greater Darkvision (amazing when combined with a heightened Darkness!)
With Ancestral Memories, I think the placement of a comma makes the spell even more powerful. As written, it says, "Choose any non-Lore, or any Lore skill related to the ancient empire from which your bloodline sprang." The comma after any non-Lore skill, I think, means just that, any non-Lore skill. The requirement that it relates to the ancient empire applies only to the Lore skill.
If they mean for both the non-Lore and Lore skills to pertain to the empire, I think they would have dropped the comma. "Choose any non-Lore or Lore skill related to the ancient empire from which your bloodline sprang."
I think, though I'm not sure, that this is an example of the oxford comma?
42:40
Mind the comma there. It says any non-Lore skill, *or* a Lore skill relating to the ancient empire from which your bloodline sprang.
It means you can get trained in any non-Lore skill. You also can choose to instead become trained in a Lore skill that relates to your ancient empire.
Thanks man, the content helped a lot. If you have time it will be great to add time stamps.
You don't need to be behind cover after you used Dim the Light, you also stay hidden if you are still concealed. You just casted a darkness or shadow spell it is very likely that you are concealed.
It's too bad the AP Bloodlines aren't included, I just made a Phoenix sorcerer yesterday! I almost passed it up for a fire Elemental sorcerer. It's basically the same thing with some bonus healing spells n unique focus spells
Very cool!
And a wonderful rest of your day to you too, sir
Unless I’m misunderstanding something, Nymph’s Blinding Beauty is a great 1 action effect to trigger the blood magic, allowing a more effective follow-up spell.
True. I wasn't considering the blood magic effect for each of these focus spells as a free bonus effect. I'm sure there are some great combinations that I hadn't realized when talking about them.
I feel like the bonuses bloodlines grant should do....something to stack with anything. IDK how it'd be written but it should be that way, maybe a +1 to a stat mod or something
also, missed that since faerie dust is a 1 action spell at base, you can use it to cast another spell, so it kinda is another proficiency level....still only okay
You misread Ancestral Memories. You can *always* choose *any* non-Lore skill. You only need to justify an empire connection for Lore skills. Also, Feints are against Perception. I don't think moving an emanation unto someone counts as them "entering" it, either.
Good guide.
I appreciate the work and time you have put for this video!
Thank you Nonat!
Undeath's Blessing is a lot better, IMO, than you're giving it credit for.
One of the single strongest thing that you can do in the game is cast burst heal when your allies are hurt and your enemies are all undead. A level 3 heal spell doing 3d8 healing to all your allies and damage to all your enemies is huge.
But this is a very rare effect that you can't use very often because it only works on undead enemies.
Right now there are two ways that I know of to make this effect more consistently usable, and that's to have an entire party full of undead PCs, where it will work with Harm instead of Heal on any encounter where your enemies are NOT undead, or use Undeath's Blessing before the fight.
I could easily see a high level Undead Sorcerer using all 3 of his focus points for this on his allies before a major battle begins, just so that the Cleric in the party can spam 3-action harms as often as they want, doing massive damage to the enemies and healing to the party.
-I can kinda also see it being able to prevent healing on enemies. If you fight enemies with a lot of positive energy heals on them, Undeath's Blessing makes those heals significantly less useful.-
Edit: Nevermind, I vastly misunderstood the description. Disregard this please.
The way i read ancestral memories, is that it can grant any non-lore skill regardless of your ancestor. But the lore skill must be lore (empire). so yeah, you are basically trained in all skills.
Well done on making this! Just so much information. Watched the whole thing.
You're Mine is hilarious because unlikely literally any other dominate or control effect I'm aware of you can take actions that are detrimental to the creature. You fight on a cliff, make them jump down, if it were'nt incap this would be pretty much killing off anything for no spell slot if you are in the right terrain lol.
To be fair, penalties to perception will make you the rogue's best friend. It's still not much, but it makes hiding for flat-footed/sneak attack benefits easier.
Glutton's Jaws isn't great on a normal Sorcerer but I bet it could be super fun on a multiclass Sorcerer. Now I want to try giving it to a Monk.
The reason Elemental Motion (fire aspect) gives you a fly speed is because...Human Torch from Marvel comics. No seriously, look up how he uses his powers to fly.
funny enough he and iron man both fly very similar, ironman has repulsors in hand and feet, and human torch fires fire from his hand and feet to fly.
at least i hope so, the only other option would be human torch utilizing his behind for a continues stream.
Nice video, just a note: your Golem example on Wish-Twisted Form wouldn't work because of Golem Antimagic, otherwise yes it's really good for your martials on something like a big bad skeleton if you don't have any bludgeoning damage.
Probably one of the uncommon bloodlines, but i love shadow bloodline. I play a roguish fetchling who goes heavy on shadow and that's pretty cool - if not the most effective. Plus the infamous ring is for once a roleplay staple too. Hopelessly the table i'm playing her is on hiatus, i can't wait to continue her adventures.
The one bllodline i feel may be the most potent right now is psychopomp. Both their spell list and bloodline powers are very good. Divine is a strong tradition, and its focus spells are ok if not pretty situationnal.
Draconic stays ok but it's boring. I prefer imperial or genie as an arcane sorcerer.
Hag is very interesting, but occult spell list limits it quite a bit.
Shadow Sorcerer/Rogue was fun in 5e so curious how well it works here in 2e.
It heavily depends on how your table/gm handles stealth/movement, and the amount of darkvision and characters colliding without creating problems your party has.
It can be very fun, but you might limit yourself a bit too much if you never want to play tricks at the expense of some other pcs.
Glad you recognised arcane countermeasure on the imperial sorc, it can get even more nutty than the example you mentioned though. Dropping the spell's level by 1 doesn't just mean dropping a fireball by 2d6. Picture an encounter perfectly appropriate for a 10th level character which is where you'd get the focus spell. The big bad enemy caster strolls in and casts a 6th level slow, which affects your entire party. You whip out the countermeasure. With no save, it drops it down to a 5th level spell, but 5th level slow doesn't exist so it's now the next lowest thing it can reach. A 3rd level slow which instead of hitting up to the 10 targets the 6th level cast would hit, only hits 1.
I'm having an absolute blast playing this bloodline.
Well done nonat. Well done. Great review.
Thank you notification can’t wait to watch this
Thanks for the video. I was considering looking for PF2 games after playing DND for a year. And of course my first video was sorcerer related since i loved sorcerer in DND too :D i will look your other class videos after this one 🤘🏽
Congrats NoNat!!!
Fangtastic video.
Evil Clown sorcerer with the Abberant Bloodline.
"The blood of Clownthulhu oozes through my veins!"
"Why does fire give you a fly speed?" Flame jets on your feet, my dude
Question with Arcane Countermeasure as this is a thing people are bringing up with Kineticist's deconstruct spell reaction. The people in the fireball wouldn't get the save bonus because they aren't being targeted? It is a pretty weird detail but just something that came to my mind listening to that part.
An enemy spellcaster using undeath's blessing on a PC that needs healing would be such a power move. If no one realizes the cleric might be the one to finish them off.
I just want to congratulate Nonat1s on facing his fears and completing this video! It was a great watch, thank you!
Great resource as always!!!
Water = Cold and Air = Electric was always a weird D&D thing to me.
Realistically, if you use water to harm someone, it's more likely to be some kinda powerful hose doing bludgeoning damage from the impact. To do cold damage, the water would have to be borderline ice. Electricity is more related to fire than it is to air. A strong wind will do bludgeoning damage as it buffets you around, though an argument could be made for slashing.
Fire = flying doesn't make much sense though, I'll give you that. o_O
honestly Water could be cold or piercing, like a water jet, if water shoots out fast enough, it's a borderline drill, however oddly enough, now that I'm thinking about it, Air could actually be cold damage too, like chilling frostbite winds
I have allowed my elemental sorcerer to do cold instead on water or lightning instead on air
I also allowed air as slashing and water as piercing due to the biting cold and slashing air
This sorcerer feels like the 5e cleric with how many subclasses it gets.
Hey Nonat! Newer subscriber here so may have just missed them, but have you ever thought about taking requests for Pathfinder 2e Concept builds? Like "4 Ways to make ___ in Pathfinder 2e" or something along those lines? I know I would love some advice on how to make a Samurai (and apparently many others would too) and then just take requests from there?
I dunno, its your channel but its an idea I had since I'm a newbie to PF2e
If you want to play a character who is struggling with their darker nature here is an idea.
Your character is a monk as their primary class and they architype into Demonic bloodline Sorcerer.
Back story is that your father in the game did awful things to your mother which is how you were born. She died in childbirth and you were taken in by a monastery.
The monks were determined to help you learn to control yourself and so their lawful good teachings help you to develop self control and learn to be a monk. (Maybe they want your mother's death to have meaning, or they believe that everyone should have a shot at redemption.)
You struggle with a chaotic evil desire inside of you that you inherited from your father. When you do the glutton's jaws focus spell your face resembles your father's face.
Your character goal is to come to a resolution with your dark urges and also to hunt down and kill your father.
They probably only made Fire do elemental damage since fire is the most common resisted element by far, so I'd assume its close to bludgeoning with how much it resisted. Meanwhile stuff like cold isn't really resisted all that much.
Also the Faerie Dust focus spell doesen't seem terrible, not being able to use reactions is pretty big, and the will save DC is also quite useful. On top of that its also only 1 action, so you do actually have time to cast a spell to target it yourself or just cast another spell.
Also if I'm reading this correctly, Ancestral Memories is even more powerful than you're reading. I believe its saying that you can choose ANY non-lore skill no matter what, just that specifically FOR lore skills it has to relate to your bloodline somewhat.
Wow, good job!
I couldn't unsee it from the instant you walked into frame...
Ehh weird... the pdf that I'm using shows that angelic halo to be different than what is presented in the video.
Angelic Halo
You gain an angelic halo with an aura that increases allies’
healing from the heal spell. Heal spells gain a +2 status bonus
to Hit Points healed to your allies in the area.
Heightened (+1) The status bonus increases by 2.
28:30: Faery dust is niche but you have to understand how it works. If you cast it on a group of creatures (because of the 5ft burst, and then eventually 10 and 15 ft burst, with only one action) and then follow up with a single target will save, you can targe the one that failed the initial save. So let's say you just want to remove one of those 3 lined hobgoblins from the fight, you can cast 1 action faery dust on them, then cast suggestion on the 1 that failed their save to go get you a tasty treat from their camp.
Why it's bad though is because the fey bloodline is primal and primal has the least amount of decent will saves out of all the lists. I nabbed faery dust on a gnome bard though and it was incredibly potent when paired with hideous laughter/suggestion/dominate.
Fey bloodline spells are will focused though.
Bon mot is overall better also I'd say, cause you can pump diplomacy faster.
Basically you gotta ask yourself ''if I had the option to take 1 action for a focus spell to give me a 75% chance to have +2 to my DC vs one of these three targets, would I take it ?''
Too sad Wyrmblessed didn't get at least honorary mention :(
I understand why phoenix one is missing, but wyrmblessed one is from mwangi rulebook.
Well, it's basically divine draconic, but still wish it was mentioned.
I can think of very peculiar Situations, where diabolic edicts negative Effect would be present. Just think of it as planing moves ahead and then you canˋt change it. Especially when there are enemies turns inbetween you and your friend. This could ruin a throw pretty hard.
Dang that was a long week lol.
Kidding though.
Good video!
While flexibility in choice is great... ... not all choices ARE great... XD
I appreciate your hard work on all of this, NoNat1s... ;-)
ITS OUT!!!
Great video!
Correction! 26:23: average of 8d6 is 3.5 times 8 so 28 not 24.
Yes, I also listen to Seth Meyers corrections. I am a jackal.
Correct me if wrong but did you forget the wyrmblessed from Mwangi Expance
So basically Elemental Motion @25:00 makes you Johnny Storm from Fantastic Four lol
Can't even watch yet but like and comment for the algorithm.
I was already watching it before the notification 😂
Haven't watched yet, but I already Liked the vid.
(Now a psychic vid, maybe?)
It's next on the list!
I rewound to the start so i could stare at the stain the entire video
Wait, isn't Elemental Toss for a Earth Elemental Sorcerer literally just throwing a rock?
Yes, a ✨magic ✨rock
Just a comment. Illusory Scene is pronounced like the word Illusion which is it based on. :)
If anyone has an answer for the focus spells do we also have to use a spell slot for of of the same level ie, focus 1 spell 1 focus 2 spell 3. If not how do we heighten the spells as some indicate.
No you don't use a spell slot of the same level, and Focus Spells are autoheightened
good stuff :)
Am I missing something important, or can a psychopomp sorcerer use Shepherd of Souls when they get hit?
Looking at it again, I think you're right. Straight up 15 points of damage negation. That's damn good.
hoping the elemental damage types get looked at again at some point because it's criminal that only one of the options does actual elemental damage. My hot take is cold for water, lightning for air, sonic for earth.
I think that's a cold take as I'm sure I'm by no means the only person to agree with you.
@@BlueTressym fair enough
"You're Mine" you partially control it, causing it to take a single action of your choice...
Doesnt that just mean you select its action, Stride, Strike whatever but you dont actually get to choose a target or direction?
I think the shadow spells could be really good depending on your party composition and I think they'd be great for intimidating enemies. Cause tbh the flavor of the combat can be so great that your party will love you cause all of you can start a encounter at a pretty big advantage and play as a gnome or halfling to add some comedy to the fight. Granted it's probably best if someone else can intimidate for you while you focus on effectively being Shikamaru from Naruto 😂
Finally. There it is.
Fire lets you fly with elemental motion because the Human Torch from the Fantastic Four
good job.
Elemental toss is much better than this, because of the blood magic it's not just 1d8 , it's 1d8+1 then 2d8+2 , then 3d8+3 , then 4d8+4 etc. So it has really good scaling.
I just started to watch the video and I am tilted af beCAUSE I CANNOT UNSEE THE STAIN
You are pure evil Mr Nonat, well played.
Sorry for screaming at you please don't hate me
How do you think I feel? I had to stare at it for 5 hours while I edited this video! 😂
I'm still waiting for Paizo to release the rules for shifting into a seal so I can make a nymph bloodline sorcerer descended from a selkie.
You could multiclass into druid.
@@JackdawLT Doesn't help. Wild Shape has the same limitations as the Animal Form spell and is limited to; Ape, Bear, Bull, Canine, Cat, Deer, Frog, Shark, and Snake.
I know this is kind of late, but I'm pretty sure you misunderstood Ancestral Memories, specifically the sentence "Choose any non-Lore skill, or a Lore skill related to the ancient empire from which your bloodline sprang". The comma separates the two subjects, meaning the limitation only applies to what came after the comma. It could also be read as "Choose any non-Lore skill or choose a Lore skill related to the ancient empire from which your bloodline sprang". If there was no comma, then the limitation would definitely apply to both Lore skills and non-Lore skills. If the limitation really was supposed to apply to all skills, then there'd be no reason to call out the difference between Lore skills and non-Lore skills.
I have to confess, I would mostly just use tentacular limbs to annoy my friends.🤣🤣🤣
So very strong question does a penalty to perception affect their initiative if their initiative with based on perception?
If so that makes perception penalties much stronger a spec it's much stronger especially as an opening salvo pre initiative move.
I've had a few encounters recently where I would have killed for unleashes blessing. Two words: skeletal clerics.
*undeath's
You actually rendered the video again just to point out the stain before someone else does. The madman did it.
You're damn right. When Zedrin gives you advice, you don't say no.
I'm surprised how many divine tradition bloodlines the sorcerer have and how few arcane it has.
Okay but now you have to do that Pathfinder versus D&D 5e sorcerer comparison.
Hey @Nonat1s could you make a video on how to make a Shadow Sorcerer in Pathfinder 2nd Edition? I've been thinking about switching over to PF2E recently, but I want to keep playing the same character (or as close to the same character as possible).
I think it could be cool, not just for me, but for others to see how to go about making the different D&D 5th Edition subclasses in PF2E. Since there are so many feat options, I'm sure there's a way to make pretty much every D&D 5E subclass into a character in PF2E.
Anyway, it was just a thought, and I'd love to see how to go about it.
24:55 Flame on!