Nice content. Playing currently (with Gm agreed) Mixologist + Fermenter. Have yet to see how that goes. A Tiefling with Ansomiac. Not a Wyrwood, but similar with that 'freetime'
So you are saying that this build leaves you shaken? (Not stirred... British accent optional. The fact this build works best in a spy/intrigue game is the perfect pun olive on the martini... ) The easiest RAW way around the crafting issue is that that you can only do 8hrs work on a magic item per day. It does not say you cannot work on multiple magic items in a day. So work on up to 3 magic items every day in your downtime. If you are working on only one or 2, (by GM limit or other constraints) just start churning out non-wondrous gear like the assembly-line robot you resemble. Admittedly, having your match factory... inside your distillery... while being basically made of wood yourself... The irony of it just seems too much to tempt the Universe (or dice, or RNG) with, doesn't it? Wonderful vid showing yet another way Pathfinder is so mind-boggling flexible. No matter what you call this build (Booze-o-mancer, Drunk-erer, or just the Alcoholic Alchemist), we all know that having a character like this in the hands of a good player would make a campaign memorable to say the least. (Personally, I think having a Cleric or Paladin in the party trying to start Golarion's version of AA would just make this too funny, but that is me.)
Raised and constructed by an Azlanti he watched as his master lived and died by the brew. Wrymwood watched as one by one the entire family died because a simple Imp was clever enough to offer a drink my master could not refuse and under my nose offered the same drink to everyone in the house... more then my family may be gone now but waking up after so long only a few issues plague my arcane mind poisons, demons, and revenge... just like my family did EVERY demon I find will die with a similar taste of poison on their lips. The nice Wyrmwood barkeep you know may not have local gossip to tell you but his story is more tragic and intoxicating than any lies or rumors you may hear from him.
I know I'm late to the party, (recently you dropped the roc ranger) but I think it's time to redo or part2/3 "The Optimized Party". You could even part them via "game genre".
Nice content. Playing currently (with Gm agreed) Mixologist + Fermenter. Have yet to see how that goes. A Tiefling with Ansomiac. Not a Wyrwood, but similar with that 'freetime'
Saused like like what you put on pasta then with ED. sauce + ed = Saused
5000 GP per untyped Ability Score Increase via Craft Construct... Time to worship Abadar and get some stats to rival Cthulu
So you are saying that this build leaves you shaken? (Not stirred... British accent optional. The fact this build works best in a spy/intrigue game is the perfect pun olive on the martini... )
The easiest RAW way around the crafting issue is that that you can only do 8hrs work on a magic item per day. It does not say you cannot work on multiple magic items in a day. So work on up to 3 magic items every day in your downtime. If you are working on only one or 2, (by GM limit or other constraints) just start churning out non-wondrous gear like the assembly-line robot you resemble. Admittedly, having your match factory... inside your distillery... while being basically made of wood yourself... The irony of it just seems too much to tempt the Universe (or dice, or RNG) with, doesn't it?
Wonderful vid showing yet another way Pathfinder is so mind-boggling flexible. No matter what you call this build (Booze-o-mancer, Drunk-erer, or just the Alcoholic Alchemist), we all know that having a character like this in the hands of a good player would make a campaign memorable to say the least. (Personally, I think having a Cleric or Paladin in the party trying to start Golarion's version of AA would just make this too funny, but that is me.)
The rules do say you can only work on 1 magic item at a time though...
And thinking about it I believe they even say you can only make one if the cost is below 1k so for example only one healing pot a day
Raised and constructed by an Azlanti he watched as his master lived and died by the brew. Wrymwood watched as one by one the entire family died because a simple Imp was clever enough to offer a drink my master could not refuse and under my nose offered the same drink to everyone in the house... more then my family may be gone now but waking up after so long only a few issues plague my arcane mind poisons, demons, and revenge... just like my family did EVERY demon I find will die with a similar taste of poison on their lips.
The nice Wyrmwood barkeep you know may not have local gossip to tell you but his story is more tragic and intoxicating than any lies or rumors you may hear from him.
I know I'm late to the party, (recently you dropped the roc ranger) but I think it's time to redo or part2/3 "The Optimized Party". You could even part them via "game genre".
God, maybe. My thoughts about them remain somewhat the same, but I could probably tweak it a little bit.