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Kindulas wrote:*shrugs*if you have reasons they might be a bad idea, do tell.
And Bronymous... the support given creature conjuration builds are nearly unrelated to weapon conjuration builds, which don't have the kind of support creature conjurers do

Talisman of Weapons - 1000 Gold
Trinket
Once per battle, if you possess a Conjure Weapon combat talent, you may reduce the cost of the Conjure Weapon talent by 3 energy. This cannot reduce the cost to below 0.

Mystic Sheath - 2500 Gold
Trinket
Once per battle, you may use the following combat talent
Call to Arms - Free Utility [1/Battle]
Choose a Conjure Weapon talent you brought into battle with you. You may reduce the cost of that talent by 7 energy and use it immediately. This cannot reduce the cost to below 0.

Rabbit-Filled Hat - 3500 Gold
Trinket
Reduce the energy cost of talents you use to conjure creatures or weapons by 2 energy. The costs can’t be reduced to below 0.

Staff of the Stars
Once per battle, you may use the following combat talent.
[-7] Conjure Staff of the Stars – Minor Utility [1/Battle]
You conjure a Celestial Staff in your hands. You can dismiss the Celestial Staff as a free action. While you are wielding a Celestial Staff , you cannot use your other combat talents. Instead you may use the combat talents below.

[+3] Starbolt – Standard Attack
You deal 1d12 damage to target creature.

[+1] Moonglow – Standard Attack
Deal 2d8 damage to target creature. Remove a (save ends) condition from yourself or an ally.

[-4] Sunflare – Standard Attack
Up to six target creatures are blinded (save ends).

[-5] Cometfall - Standard Attack
Deal 3d10 damage to target creature and 1d10 damage to each creature adjacent to it.

[-7] Celestial Rain – Standard Attack
Roll 2d10. Deal that much damage to up to six enemies. You and up to three allies gain hp equal to the roll result. The Celestial Staff vanishes.

Celestial Warrior
Prerequisite: Staff of the Stars
Reduce the energy costs of talents granted by the Celestial Staff by 1 energy.

Bronymous wrote:There's nothing that tanks can buy to reduce their tank abilites' pip costs.

Lightning Reflexes
Once per round, you may use a Reaction or Interrupt combat talent not granted from a trait or item for 1 less energy. This can’t reduce its cost to less than 0.

Guardian’s Shield - 3500 Gold
Weapon
At the beginning of your turn, you may choose an ally. Until the start of your next turn, that ally is subject to your “Guard.” You may also use the following combat talent

[0] Shield the Blow - Interrupt Utility
Trigger - An ally subject to your “Guard” is targeted by an attack.
Effect - The attack targets you instead.

Lightning Cowl - 5000 Gold
Reaction and Interrupt combat talents not granted from traits or items cost 1 less energy for you to use. This cannot reduce their costs to less than 1.

Bronymous wrote:There's nothing that tanks can buy to reduce their tank abilites' pip costs..... There are some jack of all trades traits that apply to everyone, but they aren't nearly as good as recuding the pip cost of summoning a weapon- a key strategy and the point of pip balancing on weapon builds- to 0.

ZamuelNow wrote:I guess it comes down to a bit of frustration that new combat items are being discussed and added in when the combat revamp isn't done yet.  It just feels like it's adding more to the later workload instead of holding off so things are easier to balance and gauge.  It's an all around system concern as opposed to issues with  the individual items being added and I'd usually err on staying quiet since I can't do anything to improve the situation.

Kindulas wrote:This next Friday will be our last expansion - for awhile at least. It was a fun summer experiment that has given us some good insight as well as, of course, awesome new content. However, there's a lot of questions about the core of the system right now, and lots of changes to make.

Philadelphus wrote:Well, if next week is the last expansion for a while, I guess I'll put this in as a possible Enchantment:

Cloud Walking
Preparation Time: 10 seconds
For the next 8 hours, you and up to 6 allies gain the ability to walk on clouds as if you had the Weather-Crafting ability. You may physically move clouds around, but may not produce any weather affects from them such as rain or lightning.

Kindulas wrote:Ah, yes.
What exactly is the flavor on that? I get the idea of history being useful for persuasion in some areas, but why deception exactly?

Kindulas wrote:It seems... so situational too. I mean I know the enchantments are, but when would you need to walk on a cloud?

Cloud Walking - 1/day [Created by Xel Unknown & Zarhon]
Preparation Time: 10 seconds
For the next 8 hours, you and up to 6 allies gain the ability to walk on clouds as if you had the Weather-Crafting ability. You may physically move clouds around, and shape them into specific shapes, tools, minor constructions, or other objects, as though made of clay or silly-putty*. You may not produce any weather affects from them, such as rain or lightning, however.

* Like with Fabricate, skill checks for complicated designs and creations may be required.

Instant Etiquette:

One With The Waves revamp - Waterborn:

Chameleon Skin - Racial:

Bronymous wrote:Multiclass- Trait
Select 8 different combat talents as a Secondary combat Talent Pool (9 if you have Dangerously Talented). Whenever you roll initiative, you may select either your Primary or Secondary Talent Pool to choose what talents you bring into battle. Once per battle you may spend a minor action to switch to either your Primary or Secondary combat Talent Pool (whichever you did not bring into battle, reselecting your 5 combat talents).

[-8] The Hypest Beam- Standard Attack
Deal 3d20 damage to target creature. If you roll a 20, activate one of your specials at random. Skip your next turn.

Zarhon wrote:Have a "One With The Waves" revamp proposal (using an old submission - waterborn)

Questionable Credentials
You may use your History score in place of your Persuasion score when making persuasion checks to lie, trick, or deceive.

Power Overwhelming (Utility Talent):

Paper Shadow wrote:

Power Overwhelming (Utility Talent):

ZamuelNow wrote:

Zarhon wrote:Have a "One With The Waves" revamp proposal (using an old submission - waterborn)

All things considered, One With the Waves somewhat feels like it needs a Thunderborn/Thunderbird type split where one is the breath weapon while the other is generic swimming ability.  Granted, someone making whales/penguins could theoretically just not use the breath weapon if it's out of character.  Waterborn is one of the odder omissions since there's water dragons in fiction and various hydrokinetics in other fiction.

Anyways, decided I am going to officially make Questionable Credentials my second suggestion of the week.

Questionable Credentials
You may use your History score in place of your Persuasion score when making persuasion checks to lie, trick, or deceive.

Zarhon wrote:Have a "One With The Waves" revamp proposal (using an old submission - waterborn), and a brand new racial.

One With The Waves revamp - Waterborn:

Chameleon Skin - Racial:

Xel Unknown wrote:For the final week of submissions:

[+2] Rocket Punch - Standard Attack
Pay 4 HP. Deal 2d6 damage to target creature.

&

[+3] Bloody Knuckles - Standard Attack
Pay 2d4 HP and deal damage equal to HP paid to target creature.