#Hunter call of the wild mods mod
#Hunter call of the wild mods full

#Hunter call of the wild mods full

The Occult book is full of classes that involve a lot of new rules, so I just put that one to the side. Spiritualist, I have never even looked at. They have a pseudo sneak-attack, but it's complicated and takes time to get off, and you're better off with just taking levels of rogue. In the PnP game, you can do shenanigans to get ridiculously good at skills, which is handy (I have a level 8 investigator/alchemist that has +16 to every knowledge skill that he doesn't have ranks in).īut in this game the main thing would be to take a 1-4 level dip for inspiration, a rogue ability, and maybe 2nd level spells, and then move on. Investigator, yeah, has almost no combat ability. But like, for me, unless someone in the party is dying, my cleric ends up not doing much anyways, and I hardly ever use domains, so having a steady source of offensive capability could be really useful for the party healer. So a bit more control, a bit less buffing. Shaman is somewhere between a witch and a cleric- basically a cleric with witch hexes instead of domains. Psychic is similar, from what I understand.

They are fun, but there is probably no reason to take one over a wizard. The witch is basically a wizard but with a spell list that includes some healing and revolves around control, and their hexes generally aid with control. Basically a cross between a cleric and a sorcerer. Oracles can be better healers than a cleric depending on what you go for, but they tend to be more narrowly focused. Summoning elementals vs rogues or hound archons vs something evil and having it pop up on your turn is incredibly useful. The summoner that I use in the PnP, I actually don't use the pet often because there are so many great options for the SLA. the fact that your summon monster SLA is cast as a standard action, lasts a minute per level, and scales the same way a wizard's would- with augment summoning, you're a better summoner than a wizard. It's basically an animal companion on steroids, with a lot more customizabilityĢ.

You can make a tank or a controller or a damage dealer pretty easily. the pet, which is pretty broken Paizo had to seriously revamp the class because it was overpowering everything (I like the new summoner, and it is not a week class by any means). Originally posted by russjac2000:I love the Hunter, sacred huntsman on steroidsġ. Monk of the mantis, a monk with sneak attacks Zen archer a monk with a bow ( wish they would make an 2e Style Kensai) Some of the new variants look interesting, Skald looks great if you prebuff and dont cast in combat, but completely gimps your party if you want to cast The investigator looks like a skill monkey, which might be good in PNP, but i think it sucks in the context of this game The summoner looks like a gimped sorceror with a buffed pet. Oracle looks like it could be interesting, a CHR base cleric with a psuedobloodline instead of domains Vindictive bastard is a lore friendly class for Valerie, but is a crappy bargain basement paladin,luckily i hate her and never use her.īut I dont know wtf you are supposed to do with the Spiritualist, Shaman, Witch,or Psychic

Jathel is a must have now, +8 total stats, immunities, nat armour, cant die, can be literally anything (although still tied to crappy god if you care about lore)īloodrager is a great choice for Regongar

#Hunter call of the wild mods mod

The warpriest is a great option for Harrim, although i dont know why the mod authors made him a Sacred fist, i respeced him to normal warpriest My curent MP is a 1ScaledFist/Ninja and i am having a lot of fun with her I love the Hunter, sacred huntsman on steroids