Pathfinder, How to play- Orc Brutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we look into the Orc Brute, and how there stats and history dictate how they would fight in a combat encounter.
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Good content, i would argue that in reality most predators that live in a pack of some sort go instantly for flanking and tripping so to me at least those tactics are by default options to any above animal intelligence monster as long as they by their standards live in a community of any kind.
I think this is a great perspective. Thank you for your research and thorough examination.
I love this video, Sir! You've done good, extended research here. You're not vulgar, foul, condescending, or anything like that, a somewhat common occurrence for a larger part of the videos about this cool system. Thank you and please keep these going for sure!! Looking forward to more creature breakdowns from ya!!! 🤓
Thank you for the feedback, I make an effort to be Pg with my discussions in case younger kids are interested, even if I am talking about some darker topics in Golarion. I'll have more soon, I've just been very busy latetly!
@@SirVertigo AWESOME! Thnx again 👊
Aside form culture or lore, I think the abilities of the monster tells you a lot about how to play them, in this case the orc's Ferocity indicates that they'll be more likely to fight to the death than other creatures. A creature with Fast Healing would be more aggressive and take more reckless actions, etc.
Agreed. There was a point in the comics when Deadpool lost his healing factor. After nearly dying in his very next fight, Deadpool realized he had allowed his tactics/moves to become sloppy since he had grown to overly rely on his (now absent) healing factor.
Great work keep on this idea
I’m new to PF2e, and I’d be interested in seeing your video on the Matanji Orcs.
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At 13:00 the AC (Shield) in the table should be 18, not 16.
Dang, I did some last minute reshuffling of that table and forgot to move the results!
Interesting. Not a Pathfinder player, but seeing this mechanical breakdown is neat. Yet after covering the enemy orcs you might cover how playable orcs work since an orc PC would be exceptional unless an enemy orc uses the same classes and such as the players.
I'm glad it was interesting, I was worried about this episode lol
I definetly will do an orc player video soon, I want to compare tactics between a level one character and a npc character.
Orc players don't have Ferocity by default, but they can get it with a level 1 feat. It's a bit weaker than the monster's since it can only be used once per day (there are higher level feats that improve it, and you can make it way better than the monter's), but it's still pretty powerful. Since PCs have classes and NPCs don't, the abilities don't translate one to one or it would unbalance the game.
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Without a cunning leader they should make mistakes
You know, one idea that I tend to add, not really gonna recommend it exactly, but since dwarves and orcs are natural enemies, I always have orcs tend to focus on dwarves, even if it means they leave themselves open to an attack of opportunity or flanked, etc, as long as they have a chance to hit the dwarf, that's all they care about!
@@SirVertigo yeah undisciplined racial hatred is tight
Wow, great video! This might be one of your only videos where you don't just straight up plagiarize from the pathfinderwiki.
Thank you for the reply! I do use the wiki to find what books cover what info, then gather it up and rewrite it in my own words, unless I'm quoting a section or just really struggling with explaining a particular section. It's pretty rare that I copy a section word for word.
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Literally your entire first 5 minutes of your dwaves lore video is 90% word for word taken from the pathfinderwiki page. The next 10 minutes are also 90% word for word taken from the "Dwarves of Golarion" book. I'm assuming from the rest of the video what you're saying is also taken from something else along with most of your other videos.
I know you're from the south and probably didn't pass highschool but copying something and then changing it a little and passing it off as your own words is literally the definition of plagiarism especially when you don't credit the source.
@@DKAndrewY I understand you may not enjoy my videos, not everyone does, and I'm not expecting everyone to. But there's no need for personal attacks like that. I'm trying to help people in the Pathfinder Community with lore videos, because the Pathfinder community has helped me with so many great resources, so I wanted to give back.
No one else seems to have an issue with it, Including Paizo themselves, considering I'm a member of their creators group, so I'm going to keep working on my videos. I hope you have a better day tomorrow.