A pyromaniac Goblin Two Weapon Fighter build using an usual weapon. See the build and see if the build can stand up against two hulking trolls in the test dungeon.
Rectification: You say twin takedown gives you two attacks with no penalties. But twin takedown specifies that you apply MAP normally, so a twin takedown secondary attack is at -4. For Reference: PFS Standard Twin Takedown Single Action Feat 1 Flourish Ranger Source Core Rulebook pg. 171 2.0 Frequency once per round Requirements You are wielding two melee weapons, each in a different hand. You swiftly attack your hunted prey with both weapons. Make two Strikes against your hunted prey, one with each of the required weapons. If both hit the same hunted prey, combine their damage for the purpose of its resistances and weaknesses. Apply your multiple attack penalty to each Strike normally. 2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=494
@@LegendaryCMD YW, otherwise loved the build, dual wielding fire poi goblin is hilarious, only way I could see it being funnier is if you somehow add in the goblin feat that allows you to set yourself on fire.
What sorftware do you use for these combats from the videos? Also, love your content. You've helped me not only with my first character in the system but I also will be DMing it in a few months. Never came to mynd to give pf2 a chance until i got lost on yt and found one of your videos
ha! No problem at all...i like these comments. I'm going to make a serious effort to change the way I say this word...seriously. Kobold, however, I'm going to keep pronouncing that cub-old.
Hmmm, feels like trolls is too low of a level for a level 20 maybe a cr 14 would have been better or something that would have counted as a moderate encounter.
To be fair, Pathfinder 2e doesn't usually assume that characters will be fighting on their own. In a real game, our goblin pyromaniac would have at least two other characters backing him up, more likely three.
