Editing Binder (section)

==Pathfinder==
The [[Medium]] was originally going to be a Binder inspired class in its playtest, but Paizo decided that stating up a double digit number of separate spirits was too much work and made it into a weak class that can't do anything well for the final version. Thankfully Binder received a port to Pathfinder by Radiance House, who previously published some extra vestiges for 3.5, as the '''Occultist'''. There are some relatively minor differences from the original version.
* Occultists multiclass better than Binders did, adding half their non-Occultist level to their EBL. This doesn't help them get higher level spirits, but it makes controlling the ones you can access easier and increases their power.
* Each vestige, now called a spirit, belongs to a constellation. This gives the Occultist some minor abilities when binding a spirit based on their constellation, but more importantly determines the likes/dislikes of a spirit which can impact the ease binding multiple spirits (though spirits can still have special dislikes of their own).
** Each spirit also has a favored ally and favored enemy. While a few abilities interact with this, its primary purpose is making it easier or harder to bind a spirit if you meet the conditions.
* Radiance House published archetypes for several base classes that gave them access to limited binding, usually restricted to a few constellations.

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