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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva at 19:33, 26 February 2023

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 The ability to swap talents ''could'' make this a [[Tier System|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, but in practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).
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+Considering the core premise of the Armiger, the concept of [[archetype]]s makes for a very natural fit.
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1d4chan>Agiletek at 08:32, 19 September 2020

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	[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize three (more at higher levels) weapons every day (or, with the right character option selected, after spending 10 minutes and once per day as a move action), adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them "prepared" <s>casters</s> practitioners to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.		[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize three (more at higher levels) weapons every day (or, with the right character option selected, after spending 10 minutes and once per day as a move action), adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them "prepared" <s>casters</s> practitioners to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.

	~~If there is~~ a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, ~~this is it. In~~ practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).		The ability to swap talents ''could'' make this a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, but in practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).

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1d4chan>Agiletek at 21:29, 8 September 2020

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	[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize ~~their~~ weapons every day, adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them "prepared" <s>casters</s> practitioners to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.		[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize three (more at higher levels) weapons every day (or, with the right character option selected, after spending 10 minutes and once per day as a move action), adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them "prepared" <s>casters</s> practitioners to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.

	If there is a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).		If there is a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).

1d4chan>Agiletek at 21:06, 8 September 2020

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	[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize their weapons every day, adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them prepared casters to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.		[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize their weapons every day, adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them "prepared" <s>casters</s> practitioners to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.

	If there is a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).		If there is a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).

1d4chan>Agiletek at 21:05, 8 September 2020

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	[[~~Conscript~~]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize their weapons every day, adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them prepared casters to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.		[[Armiger]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might\|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize their weapons every day, adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them prepared casters to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.

	If there is a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).		If there is a [[Tier System\|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).

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[[Conscript]] is a [[Spheres_of_Power#Spheres_of_Might|Spheres of Might]] based third party class for [[Pathfinder]]. Armiger's main gimmick is that they can customize their weapons every day, adding temporary talents as long as the weapon is wielded. This makes them prepared casters to the normally spontaneous system. They also gain various other abilities that make them good at switch hitting.

If there is a [[Tier System|Tier 1]] Spheres of Might class, this is it. In practice, the fact that the spheres best suited to saying "no" to a problem don't really make sense as being part of a custom weapon (How does changing up your sword teach you how to make a camera?) and the need to have access to a sphere to add a talent to a weapon bring it down from abusable. In practice it's tier 2 (if worked for), tier 3 (if competently played) or very low (due to high customization).

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