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  1. Infuse Vitality on a Holy character can be one of the best spells in #pathfinder2e even at R1. Case it point my party fought velstracs today and I had been able to put that on all our melee folks. One Rank 1 spell, counting the weakness damage and shutting off regen by the end of the fight it...

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  2. I think we can all agree that with even more INT support in Tech Core & Infernal Inheritance on top of all there already was, it would be hogwash to rate any INT class (or class that can use INT for class aspects) anywhere near the bottom of a list like that old #pathfinder2e community poll did.

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  3. @screamingwyvern.comBluesky

    Change of plans. I was going to play an old Ravenloft game but it's been a weird week and there's something else I'm excited by. So feel free to drop by and chat while I brainstorm Dragonlance in Pathfinder 2e. youtube.com/live/XC2kWdZ...

    youtube.com Let's Chat: Dragonlance on ScreamingWyvern Wendesday

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