I get that Excavation Exhilaration can have a similar result as this, but it feels so much more freeing to use the second charge to explore more verticality and to dash in with some mobility left over. This is my first Venture game with top kills on the team, too!
High Flier Dooley would be one of my favorite skins ever but one of his propellers has been upside down for like a YEAR. it bothers me so much, it looks awful and i see it when other people are playing the game too, so it's not just me getting this visual glitch. for comparison, the preview image for the skin shows the propeller in the correct orientation.
Power Move was removed from Domina’s kit, and the patch notes don’t even acknowledge why. Stunning an enemy has a high chance for a kill confirm, and it’s uncommon for an enemy to wedge themselves close to both you and a wall. But Power Move turned Sonic Repulsors from a button with niche use into a core part of fighting for and maintaining space by punishing enemies who advance on her.
This was such an important part of Sonic Repulsors that Power Move was visibly featured in multiple pre-launch trailers, and frankly I think it should have been worked into her base kit. But now it’s removed and they didn’t even say why? Was it overpowered? Was it buggy? Was it underappreciated? What’s going on?
I am curious if there are any gods in Pathfinder who are not only gods of light (or similar conventionally "good" domains like justice) but also quite evil, or at least overly righteous to a fault. I figure this is quite likely because there are many unambiguously good gods of darkness and night in the setting, so it's worth asking.
I ask because I'm creating a race for my setting (tentatively called "voidlings") who were part of a normal human city called Umbrage filled with blasphemy, thieves, and sorcerers. Eventually, they angered a god of Light who cast the entire city into the Void so that their bodies would be torn apart by negative energy. Thanks to some rapid warding many of them managed to survive, maintaining only a fraction of their mortality while half-transformed into wraiths.
The people of Umbrage were unpleasant on average, but were uncoordinated and didn't pose an existential threat to reality or anything. Obviously, this massive overcorrection and attempt to kill such a large number of people is something only an "evil" god would do, though it could also make sense for a god with an extreme personality who is prone to anger. What gods in the PF pantheon do you think might plausibly do this?
Sorry if this is all a bit edgy.