jake_eric

https://moxfield.com/decks/GzZ9jOLyzEuq4M_qGZb8Eg

I am once again asking for advice on perfecting a Pantlaza list for Brawl. I've been focused on Competitive lately and it looks like a lot of this sub has been too, but I can never kick the urge to play Dinosaur tribal. Unfortunately that's not really viable in Comp so I'm not even gonna try it there, but I still want to make the deck the best it can be for unranked. Well, with the caveat that I still want it to be a Dinosaur tribal deck, I know there are combo decks that happen to have Dinosaurs in them.

I hadn't updated the deck in a while so I had a lot o

Posting this here because there's no dedicated Pathbuilder subreddit and I don't know of a better place to get Pathbuilder questions answered

So I've been running a campaign, and I have GM mode set up so I can see my players' sheets, all is good with that.

Now I'm starting another game, with a different group, and I figured I could set a different password and it would link the characters in a different list, but it looks like all it did was change the old password.

Is there no way to run multiple different games in Pathbuilder? Or am I just not finding the way to handle this?

It's not completely unworkable to just have everything in the same list I suppose, but thinking long-term, it se

Tried a bunch of reading apps and I'm leaning towards ReadEra, but my only real complaint is that there's a big gap between pages in vertical scroll mode, and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn this off. Other reading apps don't usually display them. Is there a setting I'm missing that would fix this issue?

I was able to pick up some Passiflora incarnata (Maypop) fruits last year and I'm really hoping I can get the seeds to grow. I know there are tons of guides on here on winter sowing but I wanted to ask about my situation specifically, because I've heard P. incarnata can be finnicky about germinating and I want the best odds of getting something.

I've already done some winter sowing with the jug method, so I have some of the seeds out in a jug in the shed. But I have more seeds left over and I wanted to try another method with them to maximize the chances of getting something.

Based on [this advice](https://www.reddit.com/r/NativePlantGardening/comments/1n0vowk/my_passiflora_is_teeming_

Since a good amount of people here have come over from a certain other system where the Paladin is a popular class, and the Champion is the Pathfinder equivalent but noticeably fills a different role (tank rather than striker), “How do I build my paladin?” posts pop up every so often. In some of those posts from bef

Context: I've been GMing PF2e for a bit, but this is my first time actually playing a character, and I wanna make sure it turns out good! I have a fair enough handle on how the system works, but building a character to be fun to play feels different than running a game, y'know?

I've got a level 1 Monk with plans for Bullet Dancer as my free archetype (the game is limited free archetype so assume Bullet Dancer is what I'm going with). I know Bullet Dancer isn't considered the greatest archetype from my research, but I'd still like to get use out of it. So that has me figuring out what else in Monk works well with Bullet Dancer.

A lot of the co

Not sure where else I can ask questions about Pathbuilder and have them answered, so I'm asking here (but if anyone has suggestions of a better place to ask, I'd love that, because I do have more questions).

This may be a nitpick, but with Pathbuilder 2e, I can see in the character select menu or when I export a character sheet that all the characters are automatically "N" aligned (I'm assuming that means Neutral), and I'd like to change that if possible. I know alignment officially isn't a thing in Pathfinder anymore, but I assume if it's still displaying in Pathbuilder then there's still something in the site that relates to alignment? But I can't find a way to change alignment in any of

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I made this feat after bingeing all of Jentry Chau vs the Underworld (good show). I feel like the concept of divine fire/hellfire that can burn supernatural creatures despite their resistance to normal fire is a pretty common trope, but as far as I know there are only a few abilities (like Divine Immolation) that let you use something like that.

In terms of advice, I really have no idea how strong this should be considered to be: it's a pretty situational ability, but I imagine it could be really useful if you're fighting stuff weak to holy/unholy. I put it at 10th level for

I'll be upfront that this is to settle a debate I'm having.

Say we have a single piece of evidence "E" and two possible hypotheses to explain that evidence, Hypothesis A and Hypothesis B.

We determine that if Hypothesis A was true, E would be extremely unlikely to occur. Say the probability would be some incredibly small number like 1 in 10^(100).

Assume that Hypothesis B is impossible to test independently. We don't know anything about how Hypothesis B works except that it's a mutually exclusive and fully exhaustive alternative to Hypothesis A.

Researcher 1 looking at this information says this basically proves Hypothesis B is true, because it means the likelihood of Hypothesis B is 0.9

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Got a Toshiba Fire TV (TF-50A810U19) secondhand a bit ago and there are some lines across the bottom of the screen. The lines aren't always in the same position, sometimes they will clearly change to more or less noticeable, and after the TV has been on for about 45 minutes they'll often start doing this thing where they blink between positions in a regular pattern, about one second between blinks. The blinking tends to stop after a few minutes, and sometimes (but not always) the blinking actually gets faster before it stops, to the point where it looks like fast f

I've been designing deities for my homebrew setting (nothing against Golarion, but I like worldbuilding). I'm not super new to the system but I'm still getting a feel for running it. I want to make sure my gods have good and useful extra spells and I don't leave out options that would be important for certain builds.

And for gods of battle, what spells, domains, or favored weapons would you consider crucial for a Warpriest? How important is sure strike as an option, and are there other 1st-rank spells that are comparably good for Warpriests?