2023年6月17日 · Another thing: you can't Repair your armor in combat, even if you have Quick Repair and are Legendary in Crafting. That's because the Repair activity has the following description: You spend 10 minutes attempting to fix a damaged item, placing the item on a stable surface and using the repair kit with both hands.

Choosing and buying armor feels like the most anemic part of character creation to me. Armor traits aren't nearly as impactful as weapon traits, so armor selection is almost always "choose the heaviest armor you have proficiency in and that you meet the STR requirement for", which IMO is a stark contrast to the vast amount of choice avaliable during the rest of character creation.

Im new to pathfinder rules, and I was struggling to understand this, and then Realized that Mage Armor replaces the bonus one would get for wearing magical armor that other classes get. I was confused at first because I thought "surely casters must be proficient "unarmored" otherwise they'd be at a huge disadvantage".

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2024年6月2日 · I'm pretty new to the game and trying to understand the Mystic Armor spell. So spell says: "You ward yourself with shimmering magical energy, gaining a +1 item bonus to AC and a maximum Dexterity modifier of +5. While wearing mystic armor, you use your unarmored proficiency to calculate your AC."

2023年5月3日 · So you might as well retrain Armor Proficiency and move your runes over to some Explorer's clothing. Choosing Armor Proficiency twice to get Medium armor could technically increase your AC even at lvls 13+, depending on your Dex, but at the cost of two general feats, lower speed, and armor check penalties. So probably not worth it.

I don't think there is a way to increase the Dex bonus, but you can use Armor Potency Runes to increase the item bonus to AC that a set of armor/explorers clothing offers: 160gp for +1 to AC 1060gp for +2 to AC 20560gp for +3 to AC The 160 go for +1 is probably worth it when you can reasonably afford it. Not sure about the others.

As far as i have read, you can indeed rage in heavy armor. However, barbarians do not naturally get heavy armor proficiency so you would want to pick it up with a general feat. I am basing my knowledge on leaked information only, NOT printed rules.

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2022年8月19日 · Yeah, that's actually what I was thinking for the build, but even in that case, you get nearly the same defense with light armor (+5, leather +1 AC bonus with +4 DEX cap) vs heavy armor (+6, half-plate +5 AC bonus with +1 DEX cap). +1AC is nice, but is it worth the investment in multiple feats including an archetype (Sentinel for the heavy ...