Thread by @TheSpoonyOne

Nobody knew who they were or... what they were doing...

https://twitter.com/TheSaneWhitaker/status/1323400626861035521

Well, Druids have always been a weird sort. They were the first class to adopt what I call the "Asshole Neutral" alignment, which meant they sought balance in literally all things. Meaning their loyalty would shift on a dime if they thought a battle was unfair.

Just terrible.

Asshole Neutrals still abound, as you may remember if you have played Baldur's Gate 2. They're called Harpers now. And Harpers are insufferable prigs.

I still *really* want to play Pathfinder someday. I want to roll up an Alchemist. I have dark, dark thoughts in mind.

Alchemists are a class that really is all over the place, if you don't know what you're doing. They can go anywhere from front-line tank to throwing actual hand grenades. It's my opinion you've got to decide and specialize early on, or you're no good.

At first I wanted to go heavy with the artillery potion Alchemist until I saw the name-level kit that specialized in their physical mutagen. They have a special potion that can make them stronger, but the kit gives them an actual Mr. Hyde persona related to their mutagen.

Basically, your Alchemist can Hulk out and become far stronger on their mutagen. But you have to actually create a secondary persona that (a) is of a different alignment than the Alchemist and (b) does not like the puny Alchemist AT ALL.

I love it.