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The totemist is a meldshaping class from Magic of [[Incarnum]]. Their soulmelds are made of the soulstuff of magical beasts and, in some cases, just the animal world in general.
The totemist is a meldshaping class from Magic of [[Incarnum]]. Their soulmelds are made of the soulstuff of magical beasts and, in some cases, just the animal world in general.
While the incarnate eventually gets access to the soul chakra, the totemist gets the totem chakra at 2nd level. The totem chakra is different from other chakras in that it isn't on the body and you can't shape anything on it. Instead, you have to shape the meld elsewhere and then bind it to your totem chakra, which usually gives you a natural weapon. The totemist is a common two-level dip due to this special chakra bind.
Blah blah incarnum, blah blah soulmelds, blah blah essentia, blah blah chakras, blah blah nobody actually understands this crap. The totemist is a common two-level dip due to this special chakra bind.


Long story short, totemists use soulmelds to [[RIP AND TEAR]] a lot. Bonus points for grappling dragons at higher levels without using spells.
Long story short, totemists use soulmelds to [[RIP AND TEAR]] a lot. Bonus points for grappling dragons at higher levels without using spells.


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Revision as of 23:26, 24 November 2018

The totemist is a meldshaping class from Magic of Incarnum. Their soulmelds are made of the soulstuff of magical beasts and, in some cases, just the animal world in general. Blah blah incarnum, blah blah soulmelds, blah blah essentia, blah blah chakras, blah blah nobody actually understands this crap. The totemist is a common two-level dip due to this special chakra bind.

Long story short, totemists use soulmelds to RIP AND TEAR a lot. Bonus points for grappling dragons at higher levels without using spells.

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