Please either respond here or through pm. We are currently running homebrew content based on Sword Coast content. Group has Fighter, Warlock, and Cleric. Looking for mature, responsible player who are willing to roleplay or at least develop their character and character interactions. Please submit a brief self intro with your experience with the system, what classes you prefer playing, and availability.
LetMeExplain
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My game group recently switched over to Pathfinder and all things considered I much prefer it to 5e due to the sheer customization and crunchiness that it comes with. That being said, I decided to make a bro-tier Slayer for the Carrion Crown adventure modules we are running and so far I'm having a blast playing him but now as we creep upwards in levels I'm having a hard time solidifying what feats and styles to go for as the game goes on, even with just Paizo books there are so many options to consider. So I turn to you fine folks, hopefully your collective brains can help give this character more oomph so he can hit all the sick-nasty crits and
Personally I think since the majority of the volume was from best girls POV and assuming that Remedios is a doppleganger, than its not out of the question that the entire arc is centered around a dramatic play being carried out by Jaldaboath, Ainz, Doppleganger, and a metric fuckton of [Message]. Though it may also be entirely possible he is flying by wire, I believe its mentioned Demi orchestrated the majority of the plan but left huge blank spaces which made Ainz really uncomfortable.
Anyway what's you're favorite theory on what really went down while we were getting our as of yet undiscovered fix of Neia?
I'm 26 years old, been out of a relationship for a bit and dont want to lose my touch. DD free, average build, handsome face for you to sit on, green eyes. Mouth and hands available, reciprocation optional.
I want to test my ability to adapt as a DM. I know the Deck of Many Things has a really bad reputation but I'd like to give it a try, it will be interesting one way or another. Are there any particular cards I should exclude from the deck so it doesn't completely overpower or derail the story? How is it best presented to the party?
During a jaunt into cultist and thief ridden sewers our party Fighter who narrowly escaped being sliced by a Guillotine trap immediately tried to retrieve said blade and, with the Sorcerer's help, welded a longsword handle to it using Mend. Afterwards, he paid 150 gold to commission a blacksmith to reforge it. This is what I came up with. First time using Homebrewery so formatting could be better I suppose. I'd appreciate any feedback you experienced home brewers might have.
http://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/SkbXI5Fbyb
Edit: Removed the ability to wield 1 handed at 20 Strength
Added +1 bonus to Intimidation checks
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SC: Knight
Basic Quality build with focus on Luck and Carthus Rouge for max bleed potential, alternating between rushdown and zone control depending on what build you're going up against. Really fun so far, no one ever expects THE CLAW
Working through NG+ after 110 hours in NG. I'd like some input on how to best optimize this build when I get around to respeccing at Rosaria, I know the points in int and faith are wasted, first time ever posting a build. I didn't bother consulting this subreddit (didnt even know it was a thing) before going forward with the point allocation, just winging it so
![[OC] Spinning blade traps appear behind the party](https://i.redd.it/l86xoapwwx3z.jpg)

