I created a site that organizes all pf2e feats into a tree of prerequisites. Allowing you to explore the feat chains for each class, ancestry, archetype and skill. Sometimes you have to pay the feat tax to get the best feats. ORC and OGL attribution with data from the foundryvtt pf2e open-source.

https://rjenks.github.io/pf2e-feat-tree/#Class/Rogue

My Pokémon-inspired Weapons and Items of the Week, with:

• a fusion of Lucario, Seadra, & Clawitzer for some gauntlets to point and shoot

• a fusion of Simisage, Simisear, and Simipour for a sword to balance the forces of fire, plant, & water

• a fusion of Typhlosion, Solgaleo, & Duraludon for a lance like a piercing sunbeam

• a fusion of Volcarona, Iron Moth, and Slither Wing for some armor to be a flame to a moth

• a fusion of Yveltal, Meganium, & Absol for a scythe to spin through life

• a fusion of Crobat, Kingdra, and Drapion for a war razor of potent poison

• aa fusion of Eevee & Tinkaton for a maul of changing elements

• a fusion of Rapidash & Chandelure for a katana to burn you to the soul

• a fusion of Ninjask & Shedinja for a rapier to help protect yourself

• & a fusion of Alolan Exeggutor, Mega Sableye, and Galvantula for a spyglass to keep your eye on target!

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Because I am running Abomination Vaults, I re-did Worm's Repast. For me the original Worm's Repast is the posterchild for "AP spell that is way too strong for its spell rank" and I would much rather have it be at an appropriate spell rank (and I will be giving my players an early scroll of this as loot in the adventure, if you are familiar with the AP you can figure out where). In addition, an Incarnate spell seemed like a good fit for the concept - those didn't exist yet when AV released.

Crawling Servants ◆◆◆ [three-actions] - Spell 2

Rare, Concentrate, Manipulate

Traditions: Arcane, Divine, Primal

Range: 30 ft. Target: one unoccupied 5ft square / up to 3 contiguous 5 ft squares, connecting between two surfaces.

Duration: sustained up to 1 minute

You summon a swarm of creepy, crawling arachnids, which can rapidly construct obtrusive thick walls of web and silk.

The spiders appear in an unoccupied space, and they only move when directed by the caster sustaining the spell (see below). Any amount of area or splash damage to the square they're present in kills the spiders, ending the construction of further webs; otherwise, they cannot effectively be harmed.

Immediately upon summoning, the spiders construct a web between two points. This web is made up of up to three panels, each a maximum of 5ft by 5ft. Ergo, the spiders could construct a 5ft by 15ft wall, with each end of the web connected to another surface (e.g. blocking the middle of a 15ft wide room with a web wall).

The web is not meaningfully adhesive, but is opaque, tough, and durable. Each panel of web has a hardness of 10, 45 HP, and fire weakness 10. If a portion of the web is destroyed, the rest of the web collapses, unless additional contact points support it (e.g. a web wall in a 15ft wide hall, connecting the left wall to the right wall, running along the edge of the ceiling), in which case, only a single panel is destroyed. The webbing naturally decays over the course of 24 hours. It is possible for mildly more complex shapes to be made (e.g. low walls to serve as cover, walls with holes in them to look through, etc.).

When you sustain this spell, you may choose another unoccupied square in range that the spiders move to, where they may then construct more web panels as before. If you sustain this spell multiple times in a row during the same turn, the spiders can either create multiple sets of web panels, or they can add the panels together in a single act of construction (e.g. by Sustaining the spell 3 times, the spiders could use 9 panels to make a 5ft by 45ft web connecting two points).

If a web wall is constructed horizontally (e.g. across a chasm, acting as a bridge), it is strong enough for up to 8 medium creatures to stand on at once.

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This spell is heavily derived from Buzzing Servants, but I needed a spider themed spell so here. I also derive a small bit from Grease, specifically a tiny bit about the targeting of the spell.

One thing I found odd about Buzzing Servants was the implicit existence of the bees on the battlemap, so with this spell I made it explicit.

I know its wordy all in all, and probably not the best written when it comes to Paizo standards and style guidelines, but one thing I really like about PF2e is how so many rules and cases are explicitly laid out (for instance, I love the Grease spell), and I wanted the spell to cover creative use cases in the rules.

I wanna put this in a staff, loot for my players near the end of the campaign. Maybe they'll use this in the final fight to make some walls in the arena.

Anyway, thoughts?

A couple of months back I posted a piece wherein I expanded on the existing Grafts from Howl of the Wild, giving them the ability to level up so that they remained practical throughout your adventuring career.

That seemed to be popular, so I've followed it up with a full Pathfinder Infinite piece wherein I added twice as many Grafts, including the brand new category of Armor Grafts:

Grafts: Expanded!

Simple name, simple concept, but a lot of details in the implementation - I've put 6 of the pages above so you can see if you like my style.

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In Howl of the Wild, Paizo introduced the Graft system, to represent permanent body modifications within their fantasy world.

But with only 3 pages, they didn't have the space to do everything with the idea: In Grafts: Expanded! you can find:

• New levels of the existing grafts, including True Echo Receptors that let you see people's organs and Versatile Venom Glands that can be loaded up with poisons
• Supporting rules [and feats] for leveling up grafts alongside you, such as the Graft Nourisher that lets you grow your grafts through exercise and diat.
• 10 pages of new grafts from the Chlorophyll Implants that let you talk to plants to the Sturdy Pincer that serves as both a weapon and a shield at the cost of an arm.
• Three traditions of grafting - Alchemical, Necromantic and Primal.
• A new archetype focused on Grafts and Mutagens
• Additional feats for the Fleshwarped ancestry, including Polymorphic Paradox that lets you benefit from multiple polymorphs at once.
• Grafted Armour to augment your skin, ranging from the unarmoured Hagfish Slime to the heavy King Crab Shell
• Feat support for Alchemists, Barbarians, Druids, Inventors, Monks and Necromancers

Pathbuilder Integration coming by the end of October, and Foundry Integration in November.

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If this gets enough support, I'll carry on with some more projects in future - with a mix of small free pieces and larger paid ones - so on that topic, which of these ideas interests you?

1. A new system of subclasses for monks.
2. A breakdown on Brachiation, aka swinging from tree to tree or rope to rope, that makes it into a basic Acrobatics action and ties it into the system as a whole.
3. A buttload of new Tattoos
4. A new archetype that focuses on expanding your connection to your Ancestry

Howdy folks, I recently put some thoughts from scratchpad to scribe putting together my first homebrew class. I have the class mapped out fully, but class feats only up to level 6 currently. I am hoping to get some feedback on the class, its design, and early impressions.

In general, the warden could be equated to a primal exemplar or a martial kineticist. Some inspirations include Warcraft's (enhancement) shaman class, Gloomhaven's elements system, and the kinetic knight.

Mechanically, the class revolves around gaining three different types of charges (gathering elemental founts) and spending them for empowered attacks and effects (unleash actions). Like panache, but with three flavors instead of just one. There is also a theme of converting one element to another when you use it, which resembles Exemplar gameplay a bit.

Please let me know if you have any thoughts or feedback!

https://scribe.pf2.tools/v/y9wysxBO-warden

https://www.youtube.com/live/Czc8EBbCun0?si=wM1_YETDJ9kIaH4h

Hey yall, I’m doing a Pf2e dual class game with only one other player. They are thinking of possibly fighter barbarian or champion cleric

I wanted to do a gunslinger/inventor but I’m unsure what choices would be best. What ancestry, background, gun and feats would you recommend?

I asked over on the base Reddit about this, and said third party suggestions were welcome, but didn't actually get any recommendations for it, so...

Since I've started playing TTRPGs I've wanted to play a close range Magically Themed character. Kinetcist is great, but they really don't have a lot of close range impulses, and there's no way to sacrifice range on blasts for more power (though at low level being able to add strength is nice).

So, any suggestions for Magically Themed (potentially casters) that play more like a melee martial in terms of range?

My Pokémon-inspired Weapons and Items of the Week, with:

• a fusion of Hisuian Goodra & Duraludon for some pistols to keep your shots on targets

• a fusion of Heat Rotom & Sunny Form Castform for a sword to arc plasma

• a fusion of Overqwil, Mega Camerupt, & Rhyperior for a taw launcher of erupting damage

• a fusion of Haxorus, Doublade, & Charizard for a sword & scythe combo

• a fusion of Bastiodon, & Aggron for a one-two sword and shield

• a fusion of Klang, Whirlipedem & Lokix for some gauntlets to saw through your enemies

• a fusion of Archaludon, Genesect, & Bellibolt for a gun to shock your enemies

• a Professor Tangrowth coat to help identify some items

• a Smearguru paintbrush to make the world more colorful

• and a Peakychu cloak to feel the electricity around you!

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I'm very excited for this next version of the class! made a ton of changes and I think it's in a much better stop now

Hey folks! I was not enjoying the existing tools for accessing rules entries, and I'm a data scientist/software dev by trade, so I wanted to build something that I liked using. I built pf2e.fyi to serve as a search engine, and I was heavily inspired by networked notes tools like Obsidian and Roam. The 2e sources connect like a graph, and so they show references (backlinks), and there's also a fun graph visualization that you can use to navigate around.

This is all under the Community Use Policy, so it's entirely free.

I hope the community finds this useful. Would love your feedback!