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Next Koboa clss is the Rhythmatist.

The story of this class is a combat-oriented character that has a mystical connection to something called "The First Rhythm". This is a magical phenomenon of Koboa that connects all things when they are in harmony, which the Rhythmatist seeks to enhance.

I mean, they're probably getting paid by the AI giants

That said, I think that's not an issue of the responders on the scene. Frankly, I think this is how a 60 something white woman near the Shrewsbury line gets treated in the middle of the night on a Tuesday. "Ok grandma, let's get you home" is the whole vibe. That disparity is part of why we need CRB.

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I love this so much hahaha

I have to deal with one of these in my current campaign. He's the MVP of every combat. Twice in a row he disabled 3+ strong enemies with Hypnotic Pattern.

He's also a small Kadwot that rides a Capybara, so I can't get mad at him. 😅

This class is for people that like big highs and big lows. Sometimes you'll hilariously get a terrible spell for the situation, and sometimes you'll be casting a spell you shouldn't have access to for several levels. Its a ton of fun.

The Spirit Talker connects with local spirits to do all sorts of weird and mystical things.

The Charm Master is a fun design that has a lucky number. When the number comes up in your checks or rolls you can have all sorts of extra effects come up.

First subclass is the Bakenllé. This is the weapons + spellcasting subclass that has some martial capabilities. The fun thing about this one is you get some combat magic dice that start as a d2 and get stronger as you do martial things. Bank them long enough and you can cast massive spells

Leveling up on the class gives you tools to control what you get. At first, you start being able to lessen the effect of your spell, if you for some reason want to use something lower than what you rolled. Eventually you start getting points you can spend to increase results when you need that oomph

Mechanically, you're spending your spell slots to cast a spell that is sometimes 1-2 levels lower than it should be, sometimes at the right level, and sometimes a level higher than you should be able to achieve.

I find this style of play incredibly fun.