
hostilearchitecture@dice.camp
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Pathfinder 2e: Not For Everyone? -
I'm having a hard time understanding what the new #pathfinder2e class "Exemplar" actually is.@enfors yeah I think that's why they gave the class the Rare trait. It's something your GM has to be willing to deal with, so they have to give permission.
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I'm having a hard time understanding what the new #pathfinder2e class "Exemplar" actually is.@enfors yes but it's not just items. Some icons change the hero's skin or eyes etc. But it's always something that distinguishes them from "normal" adventurers. And at 3rd, 7th and 15th level you get an Epithet, a title, literally like "Alexander *the Great*" which also influences your reputation and your ingame abilities.
At 20th level you're basically a demigod. Including legendary props/features associated with you. Like Maui with his fish-hook, or Hercules and his lion-skin and club.
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I'm having a hard time understanding what the new #pathfinder2e class "Exemplar" actually is.@enfors I read the Exemplar as a class that builds a PC's reputation and story in the game world as a explicit part of character progression. E.g. you build Arthur and Excalibur is literally a part of your build. And it is Excalibur because Arthur has a mythic power within him that makes *his* sword Excalibur. No one else can wield it (at least not in the same way).
NPCs will know the PC's name, their titles and deeds *as well as* their fabled items. The spark of divinity is what powers this.