Lost Omens: Absalom, City of Lost Omens

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Drag Down

While swimming in water at least 10 feet deep, you grasp an adjacent creature (on nearby land or in the water) and pull it below the surface.

Action 5

Pathfinder 2e Nexus - Drag Down - While swimming in water at least 10 feet deep, you grasp an adjacent creature (on nearby land or in the water) and pull it below the surface.

Drag Down - Actions - Pathfinder 2e Nexus

Just as your character’s ancestry plays a key role in expressing their identity and worldview, their class indicates the training they have and will improve upon as an adventurer. Choosing your character’s class is perhaps the most important decision you will make for them.

CLASSES

Your character’s ancestry determines which people they call their own. A character’s ancestry and their experiences prior to their life as an adventurer—represented by a background—might be key parts of their identity, shape how they see the world, and help them find their place in it.

ANCESTRIES

The peoples of Golarion are many, and they have a long history of intermingling. The inevitable offspring of these mixed unions share physiological features with both their parents, manifesting as a specific heritage.

HERITAGES

There are infinite possible character concepts, but you might find that the feats and skill choices from a single class aren’t sufficient to fully realize your character. Archetypes allow you to expand the scope of your character’s class.