I'm looking for ways to improve my inventor character without losing its great "junkyard mech driver" flavor. In particular, I've had a big problem with inefficient action economy due to needing to juggle his weapons and other devices, and so would like some advice on action compression options. Any other general improvements are also welcome.
The latest entry to Ravingdork's Crazy Character Emporium has arrived! I've been fleshing out this character concept for a week. Now that it's ready, I wanted to share it. Feel free to comment in the forum thread or use it as you see fit. Since I can't link to OneDrive on Reddit, I've instead linked to my official forum post from which you can find the full character sheet, Pathbuilder progression, and recommended combat strategies.
Hestia Pringle, the Soup Saint of Sandpoint (female skilled human cook exemplar 7)
A tough, hunched old grandmother who spent her retirement running Pringle’s Hearth, feeding dockworkers, refugees, and goblin children. Then the Godsrain struck. Now this reluctant Exemplar wields a heavy iron khakkhara hung with pots, pans, cleavers, and a dinner bell, tenderizing bandits while handing out divine healing stew from her horn of plenty.
Humble by day, fiercely protective by necessity--she'll fuss over your wounds one moment and crack a sellsword's knee the next, all while muttering, "I’ve tenderized tougher meat than you!"
Perfect for Pathfinder 2e War of the Immortals campaigns. Everyone needs a battle grandma.
Hestia Pringle, the Soup Saint of Sandpoint (female skilled human cook exemplar 7)
A tough, hunched old grandmother who spent her retirement running Pringle’s Hearth, feeding dockworkers, refugees, and goblin children. Then the Godsrain struck. Now this reluctant Exemplar wields a heavy iron khakkhara hung with pots, pans, cleavers, and a dinner bell, tenderizing bandits while handing out divine healing stew from her horn of plenty.
Humble by day, fiercely protective by necessity--she'll fuss over your wounds one moment and crack a sellsword's knee the next, all while muttering, "I’ve tenderized tougher meat than you!"
Perfect for Pathfinder 2e War of the Immortals campaigns. Everyone needs a battle grandma.
I'm considering making a big purchase of BattleZoo book products. Before I do though, I wanted to hear from those who have played BattleZoo. Is it any good? Did you feel it was worth it? I come from tables that historically don't go for third party products, as they always seem unbalanced. Is that much of an issue with BattleZoo products?