In this video I go over how spell resistance works in Pathfinder. Please let us know what you thought of our first video and leave any questions you may have in the comments.
First of all i really dig your style of explaining. I could follow it without any problems. Can you make a video that explains why combat maneuvers are usefull like grapple? I dont get why i should use it ( im the Dm in my group and it seems useless for the monsters to use such things).
Hirnverbrannter Oger Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely add it to the list of videos to make but in short combat maneuvers are a way to gain an upherhand against enemies. Tripping them grants you attacks of opportunities while they stand up and takes them a full round. Disarm can knock the weapon from an enemies hand and send it flying across the room. Bull rushing an enemy can alow you to push them into hazards terrain, off a cliff, into a well, against a spike etc. But this is a wonderful video idea!
I am playing Pathfinder Adventure Card Game. There are different card times which I can find during adventure: weapons, armor, spells, items, allies and blessings. While easily can imagine how my character finds a new item or a new ally in a location. But how does finding a blessing look like? Can you give some ideas/examples how finding a new blessing would be described in fiction manner?
Random question, don't know if I missed it or not, but if a cleric or druid tried to use cure light wounds on an ally with SR would they have to make a CL check to heal that ally?
Tha ks alot.. sadly there was only 2 videos of this series :'(
Do more videos
Great video. Thank you!
First of all i really dig your style of explaining. I could follow it without any problems. Can you make a video that explains why combat maneuvers are usefull like grapple? I dont get why i should use it ( im the Dm in my group and it seems useless for the monsters to use such things).
Hirnverbrannter Oger Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely add it to the list of videos to make but in short combat maneuvers are a way to gain an upherhand against enemies.
Tripping them grants you attacks of opportunities while they stand up and takes them a full round.
Disarm can knock the weapon from an enemies hand and send it flying across the room.
Bull rushing an enemy can alow you to push them into hazards terrain, off a cliff, into a well, against a spike etc.
But this is a wonderful video idea!
Thank you very much. I will try it in the next session until now i only used grapple. keep it up
I am playing Pathfinder Adventure Card Game. There are different card times which I can find during adventure: weapons, armor, spells, items, allies and blessings. While easily can imagine how my character finds a new item or a new ally in a location. But how does finding a blessing look like?
Can you give some ideas/examples how finding a new blessing would be described in fiction manner?
Random question, don't know if I missed it or not, but if a cleric or druid tried to use cure light wounds on an ally with SR would they have to make a CL check to heal that ally?
Celtz Yes they have to beat it, but you could choose to lower it so they wo u ld not have to make the check.
Thanks for the question!
Going Full Nerd thanks for the answer :)
Celtz Let me know if you have any other questions, always looking for video ideas.