You use godless healing, you're now immune for 1 hour, and then you use medic dedication to bypass that immunity for one hour(when you reach master, before master it’s once per day), meaning each hour you could use battle medicine twice, one making you immune, the other bypassing that immunity.
If you're a master in Medicine, you can do so once per hour Once per day, you can use Battle Medicine on a creature that's temporarily immune. You become temporarily immune to that Battle Medicine for only 1 hour, instead of 1 day. Pretty awesome! Additionally, we can use Diviner's Sight almost like pseudo-assurance allowing us to roll and use the correct Treat Wounds DC based on the result(or what we rolled if the result was too low). The combination of Godless healing, The Medic Dedication, and Battle MedicineĪllows us to gain an easy 19 average hp(in some cases a full heal) almost whenever we need it.
We are able to take halfling feats, amazing!Īncestry feat - General Training - Armor Proficiency(retrain at level 6)Ī Chain Shirt allows us to have a manageable AC at this level.įield medic allows us to quickly grab Battle Medicine, an amazing feat. Heritage - Versatile Heritage - Adopted Ancestry(Halfling)
My choice for Spell Blending was inspired by this awesome guide ”Blue Frog's Hideously Biased guide to the (Spell Blending) Wizard” Check out the guide to learn all of what Spell blending can do.īeing human will allow us to get as many feats as we will need, allowing us to pull off stuff no other ancestry will be able to do. Impact the battlefield with powerful AOE effects, action denial abilities, enabling massive crits for your party, all while being extremely hard to kill.Įverything in the Guide can be Commonly Acquired Thank you!įor better readability and the rest of the build(this post is only half), check it all out here Hello, I just started out learning about the game and I wanted to build the strongest build I could possibly make, Here's my attempt, I would love feedback so I can better improve the build.
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