I don't normally ask in the comments, but It'd mean so much if you could share this video around with friends curious about the game. Pathfinder's a great system that I'd love to grow the community of and make more content for! *Also, video corrections for super nerds!* - The first build maxes out at 448 HP! I added 20 too many. - Ablative Armor Plating isn't magical. The magic crafting feat isn't needed! - A monster called the Gliminal can overload us with healing magic, providing 408 temporary HP! If you gain even 1 HP more, you EXLODE. - We can be shunted out of the moon if someone casts 'passwall' through it. Who would bother doing that though? I'm reading all your comments and adding them to this list as I catch 'em. ^^

*Player:* "I wish for an infinite amount of stone to be combined into one place, and for me to be embedded within that stone!" *GM:* "Ok" **plane shifts the PC to the plane of earth**

The opening has me dying because I did a liveblog of my first read of the pathfinder 2e rule book, and yes: this was my exact reaction. The person who's most responsible for the thin red dividing line in the ancestries where lore and flavor are on the left and core mechanics are on the right is so sexy and I love them.

Unexpected, will enjoy and probably go into a rabbit hole which will inevitably end up in me becoming obsessed with pathfinder 2e

To finish this combo getting infinite hp you can cast shrink on yourself then becoming tiny size thereby by passing the Schwarzschild Radius collapsing yourself into a black hole. You're permanently attracting things and anything that get's caught in your event horizon is dead and because part of you. Hence Infinite hp

Start of build: “We’re choosing barbarian, because it offers the most starting hit points out of all the classes” End of build: “YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE SUN”

You can get an additional 50 Max HP from the Angelic Vessel Relic Gift.

pathfinder 2e is such a phenomenal system, it makes me so happy so see big d&d creators checking it out and making content for it, keep up the good work man

YES, YES, YES, YES, YES, YES HE SWITCHED

Want infinit HP? Just become a black hole

So co to see more people hopping into Pathfinder! It's such a fun, inclusive system!

theres a series of posts on the pathfinder subreddit titled "min to the max" which follows a similar concept to these, anyone interested might want to check them out

Excited for the pathfinfer phase of our boi blaine

I am so on board with this.

A year ago: "And yeah that's deffenetly true, but you'll never hear me talking about pathfinder for that exeact same reason" 2hours ago: *uploads a video about pathfinder*

Pathfinder content? Sign me up!! Liked, shared, subscribed and now commented. Sign me up algorithm daddy

Now I see why our character is Sailor MOON

1:36 OH MY FRICKING GOODNESS THATS MAPLE HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THAT!!! I must have not watched that anime before watching that episode.

*casually becomes the moon*

Honestly, I was always just a casual viewer, never much of a fan of this channel, but your style of content works so freaking well for Pathfinder I'm honestly gonna become a Blaine Simple *cultist* if you start focusing on it. People turning everything into D&d always annoyed me a bit (since it's part of what prevents people from checking less popular games out), but hey, I look forward to what you're gonna do in Pf2e.

I've adored this system for years so I'll excitedly watch any content you make for it!

It makes me so happy to see so many youtubers making videos about other systems. I have my own favorite, but I'm not gonna burden you with demands to cover it. Just please keep these coming!

Goddess of the moon: GET OFF MY LAWN!!

First option: Sounds legit. Second option: I hate to be the one to tell you this... Oh. Nevermind then. Third option: ... I'm going to make a BBEG that wants to do that.

A surprise but a welcomed one!

Never played pathfinder before but this was still an interesting video, maybe I'll check it out some time

New bbeg: power gamer trying to absorb all matter in the universe to make their hp the highest.

**"Becoming the moon !"** That made me laugh

Melding into the moon is all fun and games till somebody cast dispel magic on you

when you went into temp HP at first, I thought you were going to go into a build that gives you the most recurring temp HP each turn, and I decided to look into doing some sort of build like that. Mutagenist Alchemist with an alchemical familiar with manual dexterity to grab and deliver mutagens. Prepare your best juggernaut mutagens with (at level 5 getting 3 of them for each reagent) and have your familiar grab and deliver them each turn you need to refill (one of your actions for two of their actions). If you have the actions to spare, you can use perpetual infusions instead for 2 actions. Gain the sentinel dedication with armor specialist (I suggest wearing chain mail for that critical hit damage reduction) and sacrifice armor. get the best sturdy shield you can and get shield block asap. you only get 1 reaction, so depending on your armor's level versus the hardness of your shield will determine which one you use more often. get the quick repair skill feat so by level 15, you can repair the damage done to shield or armor with one action. Armor will likely have less HP, and since it takes damage based on its HP with sacrifice armor rather than the attack damage (like with shield block), it is probably easier to completely restore its HP each round. If you go with lower level armor, you could also guarantee repair with assurance based on your level and the items level. if you get revivifying mutagen, you can also use your juggernaut mutagen to heal before you re-apply it each round. on a turn, you could: revivify to regain a lot of health, use your familiar to apply a new juggernaut mutagen, then quick repair your armor. when attacked, you can get up to 40 damage reduction from sacrifice armor (level 20 armor), though lets just say 20 (level 10 armor) so we can ensure repairing it each round, and have another 10/30/45 temp HP depending on your level. next turn you could repeat the loop, or if you think the worst damaging threat is out of the way, you could quick repair armor and perpetual infusion a juggernaut mutagen for 10 or 30 temp HP for that turn, or, if your armor isn't broken, perpetual infusion for 10 or 30 HP then raise a shield so you can shield block some damage as well. biggest problem with this build: you or your familiar using the mutagens is a manipulate action, which can trigger attacks of opportunity if the enemy has them. In this case, you would have to step back, have the familiar apply the mutagen, then repair armor. you miss out on that revivify mutagen. that's still effectively 65 damage reduction on the next hit though, more when you account for armor specialization. There are probably more ways to eek out more damage reduction, but I wanted to go for the basics of the build without bothering too much with the nitty gritty.

This is glorious. Absolutely glorious.

I'm so exited to give pathfinder 2e a try!

Given that this is Pathfinder, I don't think even the moon would be safe long term. Heck all of Golarion was wiped out at some point between Pathfinder and Starfinder (spoilers?) :v The moon would be small fry compared to that.

5:43 gotta live your inner Tetsuya Nomura character with all those belts

How on earth you found a niche exploit in the beginner box on your first video of this system I'll never know.

When blaine start explaining combining moons and space rocks for more HP this stop being sailor moon and becoming hell star remina's real quick XD

Thank you for exposing more people to pf2 :)

Thank you for checking this game out.

You can get more temp HP via either grabbing a juggernaut mutagen for 45 temp HP. Or get trick magic item on the barbarian and a scroll of 10th level Endure, for 50 HP.

Rad vid! I've been getting into Pathfinder recently, so content like this is fun.

Hura more pathfinder 2e!!!

Glad you are enjoying PF2

Yippee, Pathfinder content

Infinite HP is hard to get, but infinite healing? let me show a little alchemist trick: mutagenists can make mutagens for free at level 7. The 2nd level feat revivifying mutagen can heal you while you're under the effect of a mutagen, ending its effects. Now a whole party of wannabe alchemists (using arhcetypes) and their leader, an actual alchemist. They can heal, let's put a level 7 Alchemist and 3 party members: ...30d6 in a minute. Low level, faster healing than any other option and even better: without spending resources. No spell slots, reagents, or the usual 10 minutes to heal. Does that makes a difference when, with enough time, a Paladin can let everyone be at full health? IDK, you tell me, but healing ~300d6 HP in 10 minutes chugging potions is possible.

5:45 ah yes. The Nomura attiring style.

I have never played pathfinder so seeing you play it makes me wants to try.

Pathfinder is making a come back I see. Good.

8:23 Becoming the Borg

7:18 you should only need to cast it as a ninth level spell to hit the moon. Also, melding with the earth would probably be easier and provide more hp anyway.

Funny as the moon strat is, meld into stone has this line that negates it "Significant physical damage to the stone while you are inside it expels you and deals 10d6 damage to you."

I hear pathfinder I'm here to support you :3

pathfinder sounding better and better

So happy my favourite DnD creator has gone on to Pathfinder 2E!

I love this. Hoping to see more different systems to D&D. To name some I play, I love the Alien RPG, Dark Souls RPG, Star Wars RPG, ATLA RPG and the Blade Runner RPG.

Granted. You are now a supermassive black hole that absorbed Earth, Sun, and are absorbing the galaxy at the speed of light. I mean, what did you even expect would happen when you try to have infinite mass?

Its always great to see a reference to an anime character you did like. In other words: Keep up the great job!

I have been playing the video game forms of Kingmaker and Wrath of the Righteous off and on for the last few months. Its fun, though I started playing after I started Pillars of Eternity. Which I started because it was basically "the cast of critical role AND that nerdy Josh Sawyer from Fallout New Vegas made a game!"

Infinite health? Play Mutagenist alchemist + revifying mutagen + perpetual mutagens at level 7. Infinite healing= infinite health.

Brilliant video. Love PF2 but it is very difficult to break, so I love this video's attempt. Hope to see more like this.

You can also get the feat that lets you invest in more magic items!

Hey really glad to see your content coming to the Pathfinderverse! Hope you have fun with it :D Great vid, and here i thought I was doing ok with 330 HP at 20, jeeez ...

As a Pathfinder 2E fan, all I have to say is...WELCOME! Glad to have you!

8:16 New BBEG just dropped.

Found the path

🤣 I love this! It was perfect!

I like that Nonat is kinda all over the internet now with PF 2e

Ablative Armor Plating is not a magic item and therefore doesn't require Magical Crafting to produce. You call them magic items a couple of times. Also technically you can't teleport to a moon with 10th-level teleport because it's not a planet. But that's okay, flying to the moon is surprisingly cheap and easy.

I usually don’t comment, but I cast these words to the algorithm to show I like this new content!!

I know nothing about pathfinder 2e Please post more of it :D

Nice hope to see some more pathfinder content soon 😄

Considering how hot a topic the Dead Space remake is at the time of this comment, I'm surprised you didnt mention you're basically becoming a Brethen Moon just like in the game. That's what the necromorph's want, to merge the planet into one living mass using the Markers.

Asking for all the stone in the multiverse is still a *technically* finite number of stone unless either A: there are an infinite number of universes in the multiverse or B: at least one of the universes in the multiverse is infinite. Which I guess given Pathfinder's tags for different worlds has at least one that implies infinite volume, as long as one such plane exists and could contain stone, then wish granted. Bonus points if it's a plane of Earth as well.

Tabletop Exploooosion!💥

2:13 Most Temp HP is from the Gliminal creature. It will keep giving you explicitly stacking Temp HP _until you explode_ from Overpowering Healing. Of course Creature 9 and rare makes it very unlikely you get access to it. But then you talked about fusing with the Moon, so it seems on Topic.

Have you considered pathfinder 1e content? E6 campaigns in pathfinder 1e seem right up your alley!

Great video!

This sounds like a fun motivation for a villain

WHOP whop more 2e content. you are such a KZfaq Blaine! Good on you and welcome to the side of pf2 :)

I'd love to see more Pathfinder, this rules.

Made the switch when it came out. So glad you did too. Let's gooooo!

Considering how common blowing up the moon is in anime, I don't recommend fusing with it in your anime-styled campaigns.

Ok, I will be honest: I read the title and thought: Ok, here comes the build that ignores every rule in the game. But I was really wrong. It was a really fun video. Thanks for the content man and I'm sorry for being mean (even if it was only in my head)

Mandatory bump comment for algorithmic purposes. Much good.

Aw yes more Pathfinder content!

I'm glad the OGL debacle happened. I wouldn't have given pathfinder a try otherwise

YES please keep making more videos of the systems you love, I've been playing Pathfinder 2e since playtest and it's absolutely worth feeding into the algorithm. Keep it up :)

Been waiting for another PF2e drop from you. Please get us more. The remaster this November would be great timing.

my first htought was: I know pf2e, I know it can't be get too broken like dnd5e but you still impressed me with the normal build, as I thought getting like 300hp was quite a lot

The moon trick has one snag in that Automatons still need to breathe (it’s described as more circulating air through various mechanisms but means they’re still as vulnerable to vacuum as a human). And if you do it in Golarion there’s a secondary snag in that it’s moon is infested with demons (I believe the particular location on the moon is called the Moonscar). EDIT: Also apparently the spell has a limitation that the stone enough taking damage can kick you out and deal damage but I haven’t read the spell in ages.

this was fantastic, well done blaine

A campaign to destroy the moon would be interesting

Thank you for the video.

Love seeing you branch into PF2e content! You just earned a subscriber, hope to see more from you soon!

This video is feeding my Pathfinder Smugness into a diabetic coma and I am here for it

Imagine a living moon villian who wants to eat the planet

4:05 note that when you get ability score increases in 2e, you don't ask "what stat should I raise?", you ask "which stat SHOULDN'T I raise?" You raise 4 different stats at the same time. As in your fighter is getting stronger, better at bows, hardier, and better at spotting enemies, all at the same time. So no, you aren't really going out of your way for anything here. Feats like in 5e are also just given to you every so often, so toughness isn't going out of your way. The only troublesome parts of this build is that weird armor and maybe the belt.

Good stuff 🤩

I seriously can't wait to open my gaming shop so I can watch to people play PF2, or even play myself every now and then. But mostly watch.

LMAO. LET ME HUG YOU!!

Incredible, truly. I can't wait to see more pathfinder content!