I'm playing a hybrid Shaman/Druid, and mostly focused on utility and control stuff. I'm not trying super hard to optimize, but only having one use of Healing Spirit per encounter is starting to look pretty wimpy, as we cross into Paragon tier. Is there some feat hidden somewhere that I could take to get it up to the two per encounter par, or no?
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i made this for my character with xiphosymbiosis instead of a custom weapon. gm permission, etc etc. the idea was to make something useful for everyone, since i don't use weapons and the character i'm looking to be wielded by doesn't want a two-handed weapon. the xiphosymbiosis rules can make something pretty terrifying(hr+18 ranged, any 2 attributes, any weapon category, elemental damage, ignores resistances, +2 accuracy? hachimama), and i did want it to be useful long-term, but not busted right away. so it gets stronger when you meet conditions regarding your bonds, which seemed like an okay proxy for campaign power creep to me. thoughts?
> Soul Abacus > > The ancient wood of this delicate-seeming abacus is still lustrous and polished. It computes the soul of its holder with metaphysical mathematics. The beads soundlessly glide themselves across the rails, until they click or clack definitively. Whorls in the wood resemble diagrams of the Stream of Souls. > > When you have both Admiration and Inferiority amongst your Bonds, you gain: > Once, at the start of a conflict, choose one creature you can see to gain +1DF or +1 MF for the duration of the conflict. > > When you have both Loyalty and Mistrust amongst your Bonds, you gain: > Once per conflict, when a creature you can see reaches 0HP, you may choose a creature you can see to recover from one status effect of your choice. > > When you have both Affection and Hatred amongst your Bonds, you gain: > Once per round, you regain 5 HP or MP(you choose) when a creature you can see enters Crisis during a conflict. > > You must have a total Bond strength of at least 6 to gain two benefits simultaneously, and a total Bond strength of 9 to gain three simultaneously. Otherwise, you choose which benefits apply when you equip the Soul Abacus. > > If you possess all three benefits, and a total Bond strength of at least 12 or at least 6 separate Bonds, the effects upgrade as follows. > > -The target gains both +1DF and +1MF instead of one or the other. > > -At the same time, inflict one of dazed, shaken, slow, or weak on a creature you can see. > > -The 5 HP/MP effect may trigger twice per conflict round.
crystools has a much stronger version of orator than the book i have. was there some kind of update or change? i didn't see anything in the changelog on the official website.