Category: Pathfinder 1e
Pathfinder 1st edition, published by Paizo following WotC’s move to 4th edition D&D. In many ways, PF1 is an expansion upon the D&D 3.5 rules.
Introduction The Cleric is among the most powerful, versatile, and important classes in the game. When drawing a baseline for divine spellcasters, the Cleric is almost always the first …
Gunslinger Deeds Deeds are a sizable list of uses for the Gunslinger’s Grit points. Deadeye (Ex): Just take Long Shot. If you need more range than that, you can …
Introduction The Samurai is an alternate class to the Cavalier. While it shares most of the Cavaliers abilities and mechanics, the Samurai is much less dependant on mounted combat …
Introduction The Summoner casts spells about as well as a Bard, but has a very strict emphasis on summoning and conjuration. The Summoner’s big draw is the Eidolon, sort …
Introduction The Barbarian is a Defender and Striker on par with the Fighter, but where the Fighter depends on feats and careful tactics, the Barbarian depends on getting angry …