I am currently brainstorming character builds based around dwarfs for an upcoming session starting at level 1. I find the Ifrit heritage interesting for a dwarf to flavor him as an azer and want to go the barbarian elemental instinct route with the kineticist dedication.
Barb, because I want him to be a quick tempered hot headed guy (pun intended).
Since it’s my first session I need some help with useful level 1 feats. Do any of the ifrit feats benefit my character at lvl 1?
I am also not sure which class feat I am going to take, and which weapon and armor I should choose. I start with +4 Str, +1 Dex, +3 Con, 0 Int, and either +1 wis and 0 cha or +2 wis and -1 cha since I am unsure whether to invest in intimidation.
As for weapons, I like them to be brawling flavored, since my first idea was either monk or animal barb and I wonder whether knuckles are somewhat useful.

I am currently building a hot tempered dwarven brawler character , who is also a sailor (deckhand) and I want to do some combination of Barbarian and Monk. Initially I started out as a monk and I went with the dragonblood versatile heritage for scaly hide, to have decent AC without picking mountain stance and to make room for other stances, maybe dragon, wolf or tumbling.
I am not sure whether I would be better off starting with barbarian and then take the monk archetype. The downside is lower AC and one less proficiency but I get rage, a nice unarmed attack (deer or shark) that doesn’t use my fists, I get a higher AC later with animal skin but I don’t know whether attack of opportunity would be a better choice.
I am also thinking about taking the dromaar versatile heritage for some nice orc feats.
Can anyone recommend the best configuration?

Preamble

Recently I've been thinking about thrown weapons' place in the system. They're an interesting compromise between melee and ranged damage and provide excellent versatility assuming it's a melee weapon to begin with.

For the purpose of this post, I'm specifically referring to a single weapon you throw repeatedly, not a build that uses a thrower's bandolier. To narrow it down even further, I want to keep the discussion to the starknife.

I've excluded Exemplar because it seems to be most people's default answer for a throwing build, but I'm not very fond of the flavor of the class, nor the their mechanics for throwing builds,and don't think it would fit at my table.

I've considered several options, but I'd like to narrow it down to one. I also would like to hear from anyone with actual experience playing these types of characters.

Option 1 - Champion (Justice)

Pros:

• Ranged Reactions with Nimble Reprisal
• Free Returning rune that, per Errata, doesn't count against total runes
• Good defensive options
• Focus spells for healing, utility, or damage
• Good damage options at levels 6+ (Smite, Blessed Counterstrike, etc)
• Expand Aura for increasing reaction range

Cons:

• No damage boost at earliest levels
• only Justice benefits from thrown/ranged weapons
• CHA focused features are MAD

Option 2 - Swashbuckler

Pros:

• Flying Blade allows for finishers at range
• Many ranged debuff options (Demoralize + Antagonize, or Enjoy the show)
• Can drop CHA entirely with right Style (Battledancer + Acrobatic Performer)
• Great Skill progression
• High Maneuverability
• +1 to bravado actions

Cons:

• No ranged reactions without an archetype

• Defensively Average

• CHA focused styles can be MAD

Option 3 - Thaumaturge

Pros:

• 10ft Ranged Reaction with weapon implement
• Early access to ranged off-guard (Divine Disharmony)
• Good flat damage boosts (Empowerment, or Adept Regalia)
• Plentiful Utility options (Scrolls, Diverse Lore, and Talismans)
• Feats are less build defining, good for archetypes

Cons:

• CHA key ability & MAD
• No free hands
• Tight action economy
• Lower Hitpoints

Honorable Mentions

• Precision Ranger (far shot + hunter's aim)
• Investigator
• Mastermind Rogue (Strong arm + Analyze Weakness)
• Starlit Span Magus
• Weapon Familiarity Monk (Human + unconventional weaponry)

Dishonorable Mentions

• Barbarian (Raging Thrower)
• Bard (Warrior)
• Cleric (Warpriest)
• Wizard (War Mage archetype)
• Inventor (Weapon Innovation)

Final Thoughts

All of these options are assuming no free-archetype. The considerations would change considerably given the option to mix and match. That's why I didn't really delve into archetypes. However, archetyping is still an option I'm willing to consider.

Anyways, I'd love to discuss what you all think are the best options for such a concept.

I want advice on how to optimize my build to be a Thaumaturge that deals good damage. Lv4

info:

Catfolk

Mirror implement

+3 str

+1 Dex

0 wis

+3 cha

+2 Con

I would like advice on equipment (I have 50g) and ways to optimize the build. The only things I want to keep are the Mirror and the Ancestry.

Hi, I am new to PF2e and I am currently planning a character for an upcoming oneshot this weekend. I don’t know on which level we are going to play, so I built a lvl 1 character. I want to play a dwarven ruffian so I went with the sailor background just for flavor and I was going for a strength based monk build.
I have +4 Str, +1Dex, +3 Con, +2 Wis, 0 Int, -1 Cha
With this setup I was going for the Mountain stance feat, but I am wondering if flood stance would thematically also be a nice fit, but I am not sure if it’s too situational.
As for Heritage I was thinking either forge or strong blooded dwarf for the resistances or the latter for being a hardened drinker.
But I was wondering whether a custom heritage such as dromaar or aiuvarin would also be nice featwise. Dromaar for the orc ferocity feat, aiuvarin for nimble elf feat to mitigate the low movement speed of the dwarf. Both heritages would also offer a nice reason for my dwarf being different and becoming a sailor. The dwarf feat I would otherwise choose would be rock runner.
For higher levels I‘d like to flavor my monk as a tavern brawler and want to go for the barbarian archetype.
Do you have any suggestions about feats, heritage and stances. This is my first ever PF character, so don’t be hard on me.

I've always liked Thaumarurge, and while working on concepts for ranged attack characters, I remembered this meme (I was hesitant to post the image), and I started sketching this character.As you can see, it's still incomplete because I don't know how to fill in the gaps. The main thing would be to abuse scrolls, talismans, and cause damage; the wand is there for obvious reasons.Just to get more into the character, I'm thinking of getting a Familiar. Would it be better to use a class feat or a free archetype? Thanks for the help!Note: Although I want to cause harm and be useful, I confess that this character is becoming more and more appealing to me because of the meme 😅

Here is the build link for Harry Potter with a gun. To view this build you need to open it on an android device with version 271+ Pathbuilder 2e installed. https://pathbuilder2e.com/launch.html?build=1468818

Hello friends, I'm back with another question. I received great advice about a ranged damage dealer character, and I already have a solid build, but I'd like to know, specifically with the Alchemist, how close I can get to a good ranged damage dealer. Yes, I'm quite sure it won't be like the characters suggested in my last post, but what can I achieve? Thank you!

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.

I made a small Python script that converts Pathbuilder 2e JSON exports into clean, readable text formats. Useful for sharing builds on reddit, etc.

Two output formats:

• Build progression - shows your choices level by level (ancestry boosts, feats, skill increases, etc.)
• Static sheet - complete character sheet with final stats

Usage:

textbuilder2e.py character.json --static

Or read directly from clipboard with -c.

Free, open source, no dependencies beyond Python 3.10+.

GitHub: https://github.com/doctor-duus/textbuilder2e

Happy to take feedback or PRs if anyone finds it useful!

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Example output (static format):

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  Glimpse, goblin xbowslinger (rogue) 12th
  STR +0  DEX +5  CON +4  INT +2  WIS +0  CHA +5
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BASIC INFORMATION
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Class:      Gunslinger 12
Ancestry:   Goblin
Heritage:   Dokkaebi Goblin
Background: Blow-In (Deception)
Size:       Small

DEFENSES
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HP: 162
AC: 29

Saving Throws:
  Fort: +20 (Expert)
  Ref: +23 (Master)
  Will: +16 (Expert)

Perception: +18 (Master)
Speed: 30 ft

SKILLS
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  Acrobatics: +21 (Expert)
  Arcana: +16 (Trained)
  Athletics: +14 (Trained)
  Crafting: +16 (Trained)
  Deception: +23 (Master)
  Diplomacy: +19 (Trained)
  Intimidation: +23 (Master)
  Medicine: +14 (Trained)
  Stealth: +23 (Master)
  Thievery: +19 (Trained)

Lore Skills:
  Underworld Lore: +16 (Trained)

CLASS FEATURES
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  - Way of the Pistolero
  - Slinger's Precision
  - Darkvision
  - Raconteur's Reload
  - Ten Paces
  - Deception
  - Surprise Attack
  - Stubborn
  - Sneak Attack
  - Gunslinger Weapon Mastery
  - Perception Mastery
  - Weapon Specialization
  - Advanced Deed
  - Gunslinger Expertise
  - Pistolero's Retort
  - Blast Dodger
  - Dokkaebi Goblin

FEATS
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  Heritages:
    Lvl 1: Dokkaebi Goblin
  Ancestry Feats:
    Lvl 1: Burn It!
    Lvl 5: Very Sneaky
    Lvl 9: Cave Climber
  Class Feats:
    Lvl 1: Munitions Crafter
    Lvl 2: Crossbow Crack Shot
    Lvl 4: Running Reload
    Lvl 6: Advanced Trickery
    Lvl 8: Grit and Tenacity
    Lvl 10: Redirecting Shot
    Lvl 12: Unshakable Grit
  Archetype Feats:
    Lvl 2: Rogue Dedication
    Lvl 4: Sneak Attacker
    Lvl 6: Basic Trickery
    Lvl 8: Advanced Trickery
    Lvl 10: Skill Mastery
    Lvl 12: Advanced Trickery
  Skill Feats:
    Lvl 2: Battle Medicine
    Lvl 4: Confabulator
    Lvl 6: Fleeing Diversion
    Lvl 8: Godless Healing
    Lvl 10: Terrified Retreat
    Lvl 10: Battle Cry
    Lvl 12: Foil Senses
  General Feats:
    Lvl 3: Fleet
    Lvl 7: Toughness
    Lvl 11: Incredible Investiture
  Awarded Feats:
    Lvl 1: Lengthy Diversion
    Lvl 1: Alchemical Crafting
  Rogue Feat:
    Lvl 6: Nimble Dodge
    Lvl 6: You're Next
    Lvl 8: Dread Striker
    Lvl 12: Light Step

WEAPONS
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  +1 Striking Sukgung
    Attack: +24, Damage: 2d8+3 P

MONEY
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  15 gp

Well, 'trying'. I am very bad at building, so that would be very great if someone could help me! The idea is basically on a picture. Some kind of (possibly) spellsword that has swords flying around, doing some functions (like if it was a champion, the flavor of shields could be that swords form a protecting wall or something) and damaging.

We are playing free archetypes game.

I was thinking about a Magus class, laughing shadow + Psychic dedication, tangible dream+ Exemplar dedication, shadow sheath ikon where I could just re-flavour throwable daggers as swords with the stats of daggers.

I am sure this is extremely sub-optimal, would be very glad for detailed help.

https://preview.redd.it/0ihgqj4i941h1.jpg?width=1007&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b7eeec35dd6b6d796b8980519c233977fb900ee9

I am getting to start playing in a small 2-person party. I was thinking of playing a Storm Druid, if I used Order Explorer for Untamed and my free archetype for Beastmaster am I stretching myself too thin?

My thoughts are in encounters that I do not want to commit rank spell slots I can use untamed form instead of spamming my cantrips, so I have my spell slots for the more challenging encounters. If I am spell casting, I use two actions to cast a spell then my third action to common my animal companion and while using Untamed form I can use an action to move an action to attack and then my third action to command. This seems like a viable play pattern but I worry in practice that focusing on spell casting, untamed form and an animal companion will be too much and I am missing something that will have me fall behind by being so unfocused. Any advice or insights would be much appreciated. Thank you

Basically, the text is about avoiding spellcasters as a base class (but not as a Free Archetype). What class/build would stack a good amount of damage dice? For your information, level 12 with Free Archetype. Thank you!

Don’t know how to go about it other then he’d be some type of operative but other then that I’m blanking

can someone rate my pc and looking if i missed anything with him thanks guys

https://pathbuilder2e.com/launch.html?build=1464460

For reasons outside of my control, my sweet baby Thief Rogue has been removed from my game. Between his skill-monkey capabilities and pretty terrifying levels of damage, I'm going to miss him dearly. But I've been given the sign-off from our GM to put together an Exemplar for my new character, and I want to tear shit up. Insofar, our group consists of:

• Human Monk: Focused on athletic maneuvers, very wrestler coded. Big beefy boy, and our only Strength focused guy.
• Vishkanya Thaumaturge (Mirror Implement): A melee fighter as well, but more focused on Finesse weapons. Has Medicine focus.
• Kobold Gunslinger (Pistolero): Some overlap with my old Rogue, funnily enough. Charismatic, high damage, good dexterity.
• Human Wizard (Battle Magic): We're really early on so I haven't seen much of what he can do, but seems to be standard wizard stuff. Also has Medicine.
• Human Oracle (Flames): This one hasn't joined the group yet, but I assume they're gonna be burning stuff down with some healing here and there.

So as you can see, we have a pretty balanced crew already, besides the slight bias towards range and dexterity. I've been reading this Challenging the Divine guide, and it's been pretty helpful. I mostly need some help focusing in on the mechanical side of things. There's a few "requirements" I'm trying to hit:

• Race has got to be Automaton. It's pretty core to the concept I'm considering, so I'd love some synergy here. Heritage can be one of the Versatile ones, though, if it's a big help.
• Big Damage. Was looking at ideas like the "Berserker" from the Guide. Beyond that, I prefer not using a two-handed weapon. Since we're in a more Industrial-Fantasy setting, we can use the Uncommon/non-standard weapons, as well.
• Utility. This game has a lot of downtime. It's what made my Rogue so fun, we had skill checks for days, so he got a ton of use there. I know I won't be able to get Rogue levels of skill increases, but I want to have the capability to be proactive outside of a fight, too.
• No Free Archetype. Several people in our group are pretty new so our GM isn't using it.
• Not INT based. My last character in this group, in 5e, was a two-handed Eldritch Knight/War Wizard. So very smart, big sword, etc. I don't want to just tread that same ground again.

I'd love some advice in regards to building this character. I really loved that Rogue, but I can't use them, so I'm hoping that the process of making this character will bring me to an end destination I'm really content with. Feel free to ask any clarifying questions, I'm even down for chat discussions to flesh this out, etc etc. Thank you all, and have a good one!

Looking for advice on how to make a Gravity, time and space mage in pathfinder 2e. What class would represent it the best. Free archetype and ancestral paragon is on the table.

The idea would be a heavy focus on Glyph, gravity, time and space magic. Any class is on the table. Just trying to get a good idea of how to build this out. Thank you.

I try to adapt one of my dnd characters to pathfinder 2e. It was a healer, who use herbs to heal characters. I used homebrew Savant class for him but I didnt find any similar things in PF. I am thinking about Rogue or Investigator because he doesnt use magic but I know I can combine feats or smth and I want to achieve the best result I can. May anybody help me?

Pretty much what it says on the tin! For Context, I'm playing an Untamed Druid, we're currently Level 8, (Our team comp is Druid, Bard, Fighter, Gunslinger: Sniper and Alchemist: Chiurgeon) and my stats are +2 STR +2 DEX +4 CON +1 INT +5 WIS and +0 CHA (courtesy of Gradual Ability Boost). We ARE playing Free Archetype (Currently Have Medic, Acrobat and Shadowdancer) and Ancestry Paragon (Kobold) as well, but frankly my Ancestry doesn't lend itself to combos with Untamed and my Free Archetype slots are taken, I prefer to have them for thematic things. That said, I'll start with some cool stuff I already have planned!

Retrieval Belt shenanigans: Afaik nothing prevents Rainbow Vinegar or Iron Wine from working with Untamed Form, nor am I prevented from using Mistform Elixir or other such non-Polymorph/Morph buffs to enhance my forms. And though it comes online MUCH, MUCH later Bottled Night also helps, albeit mostly in base Druid shape as it enables Shadow Jump and Shadow Master without (afaik) interacting with Magic.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3102 - Retrieval Belt

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3456 - Rainbow Vinegar

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3455 - Iron Wine

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3310 - Mistform Elixir

Vital Beacon: I'm the team's tertiary healer (or I will be once our Bard gets to play, she joined recently) BUT our other Healer is a Chiurgeon who prefers to hit stuff and use his Versatile Vials for damage/buffs. Nothing wrong with that, but I feel as if Vital Beacon helps with spot healing and sustaining over the course of a Moderate encounter if I'm in Untamed Form, and keeps me from panicking over a potential lack of healing for the party. TL;DR It's Healing that I can use in Untamed Form, and solid Action Economy for spot healing.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1743

Life Connection: A Contingency Spell, and another Spell that can be cast and lasts an entire day, with the twist being....it provides a Reaction that can be used in Untamed Form! In particular, I can take one instance of damage for someone. Not super flashy, but I know that our Bard has very little CON and she's a Dirge of Doom user so she needs to be relatively close to the frontline. This just ensures the damage goes where it's supposed to....(my face).

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=939

SpellGuard Shield/Warding Statuette: To be frank, Glass Shield is kind of awful and Druids get Shield Block by default, as well as this being a Campaign with many enemy Spellcasters. As for the Warding Statuette, aside from providing Shield for my Druid I BELIEVE that said Shield would also continue to work if I used it and then Untamed Form, giving me access to a Reaction that might be more helpful than Dodge Away or Cringe if I wanna sit back for a turn or need to.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2826 - SpellGuard Shield

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2242 - Warding Statuette

Floating Shield: This is a Buckler, so while I want one hand free for Battle Medicine and one will be taken by SpellGuard Shield I can use this not only to block, but for its secondary effect....Once per day I can have Floating Shield, well float around my character and provide a +1 AC bonus. No marks for guessing what I'll use this with (it's Untamed Form). Awesome Shield.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2819

(Brace yourself) Uh....Winglets/Tailwind/Boots of Bounding/Maneuvering Spell/Size-Changing Rune/Moment of Renewal: Ahem, gesundheit. Let me break this down; Winglets extend your Leap distance by 5 feet, cumulative with Boots of Bounding (afaik) and Tailwind enables my base Leap to be 15 feet making a total of 25. This interacts nicely with Maneuvering Spell, as that Feat allows me to Leap as a Free Action when I'm casting a 2 Action Spell. Not only is this GREAT for baiting out Reactive Strikes but I can also Leap before or AFTER the Spell is cast, meaning that I can close the distance between myself and an enemy after Casting Untamed Form, which effectively extends our Reach to absurd quantities. ESPECIALLY good given that I'm not taking Reactive Strike and wanna get at least 1 hit off every Round before doing other stuff.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=5621 - Winglets

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1711 - Tailwind

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3059 - Boots of Bounding

https://2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=2741 - Maneuvering Spell

(Okay, now for the Size-Changing): Size-Changing Rune allows you to, for one Action cast a 2nd Rank version of Enlarge or some version of Shrink (idk which), increasing your Reach to 10 Feet. Combine this with Maneuvering Spell and I'm HOPING I can get 2 or 3 people (including my own Character) with Moment of Renewal to get some value on it even without Reach Spell (my build is kinda tight). Absurdly stupid thing to combo, very funny. Hope my character doesn't die before I can use this xD

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2795 - Size Changing

https://2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=2741 - Maneuvering Spell

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1607 - Moment of Renewal

Some honorable mentions (and a thank you to my Bard!): Voicebox is basically Shapespeak Mask but better. Healer's Gloves are amazing and cheap, only 700 for the Greater version which gives a +2 Bonus to Medicine checks of ALL kinds. Handwraps are necessary, but if I can get some Amphisbaena and convince my GM to let me put fundamental and Property Runes on them then....well they seem good! Druid's Crown and Living Mantle make a cost-efficient set of +2 buffs, variable depending on the situation. Shadow Signet is unnecessary but cool, and I might want it. Uncanny Dodge from Shadowdancer is STUPENDOUS when combined with Dodge Away, or at least good at enabling it, and frankly Dodge Away combos well with Floating Shield well.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2169 - Voicebox

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2353 - Shapespeak Mask

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3087 - Healer's Gloves

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3223 - Amphisbaena

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2335 - Druid's Crown

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3092 - Living Mantle

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3108 - Shadow Signet

https://2e.aonprd.com/Archetypes.aspx?ID=77 - Shadowdancer

https://2e.aonprd.com/Archetypes.aspx?ID=236 - Acrobat

Since my Character has Crafting but not much in terms of investment, Mending Lattice is a must and I'll be happy to get it when we're a higher Level. I'm also eyeing Sash of Prowess for later levels, not because I'm gonna invest in Athletics much but because it's got a bonus to Acrobatics as well (also the other good Acrobatics items are boots or cloaks). Saurian Spike will certainly be nice, but again MUCH later Level. Eye Slash is already awesome with Greater Darkvision, and takes up no slots save Investment. Heavy Armor goes without saying, but I'll still shout it out (unfortunately it'll be a bit before I have some but WHATEVER). And who could forget Sleeves of Storage, or Spacious Pouch?! I do have plans to use Staves, after all.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2983 - Mending Lattice

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3439 - Sash of Prowess

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2240 - Saurian Spike

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=2206 - Eye Slash

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3110 - Sleeves of Storage

https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=3032 - Spacious Pouch

Oh, honorable mentions for Spells: Mountain Resilience, Draw the Lightning, Gentle Breeze, Wooden Double, Wall of Wind (lots of guns in this campaign), Sliding Blocks, Coral Eruption, Entangling Flora, Rust Cloud, and all the Rank 1 Reaction Spells! Goodness they're exceptional. I particularly wanna pair Interposing Earth with 3 Action Spells.

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1610 - Mountain Resilience

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=898 - Draw The Lightning

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1316 - Gentle Breeze

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1416 - Wooden Double

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1753 - Wall of Wind

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1341 - Sliding Blocks

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=887 - Coral Eruption

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1515 - Entangling Flora

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1377 - Rust Cloud

https://2e.aonprd.com/Spells.aspx?ID=1337 - Interposing Earth

And if YOU have any suggestions as to how I can make my character better at Frontlining, Battlefield Control or simply having fun then throw 'em down because while I'm not out of ideas, I do lack experience in High-Level play!