In the two movie adaptations, Hellboy was tied to some form of prophecy of the apocalypse. So, an appropriate background option would be the Chosen One. Honestly, I am tempted to say that he would share the class I picked for Dark Pit and go for Oracle. However, the Thaumaturge might be closer. I could even see the Exemplar class that is about to be released with the upcoming "War of Immortals". That's just off the top of my head. I'll have to read up on Hellboy's lore to see, though.

I just got to responding to the Black Dragon comment. I have been busy with this video. As for the others, I can't read them. Same problem as the last time we talked about the structure of your comments. Whatever program you're using to convert your speech into text doesn't understand what punctuation is. I can't figure out: 1. Where a sentence ends and a new one starts. 2. If I figure out what is a sentence, I lose the topic of said sentence; because you are talking about three different things without completing a single line of thought. 3. Any single lines of thought I can discern are still confusing, as the grammer used doesn't line up with the rest of the text. Apologies if this reads as an insult to you. I know that it is not your fault. I am simply insulting the program that you are using to generate your comments.

@Drahjan_BeginDownload I'm just using Google speech to text microphone thing I think it just might be how I structure things and that is fully on me I also forget to put punctuation in so again on me so let's try and break this down Okay I restated the details and used check GPT to give it punctuation: When it comes to what I was talking about with the Magificer, regarding his lore-accurate self, in the simplest terms, he went through a whole arc where he unintentionally became the adopted parent to the dragon gods. This happened due to him unintentionally buying the soul of a red dragon that was interested in his spell discs. How that happened was because he was fully prepared to give the discs to the red dragon for free, as he was just excited that someone was actually interested in what he was doing instead of getting upset at him for trying to combine technology and magic. However, the dragon insisted that there had to be a value placed on this, leading to a back-and-forth where the dragon constantly raised the price he was willing to pay. Eventually, he offered up his soul, and the Magificer just took the deal, not wanting to see how the dragon would one-up itself any further. Later, he formed a merchant's contract stating that, although he prefers to give these away for free (as his view is that he just wants to see the experiments he does in action), if someone has a price they are willing to pay for these items, then the price value is what he has on this contract or what he's willing to charge. Tiamat added to that by hiding a sigil that would attract chromatic dragons willing to sell their souls to him, believing him to be a safe place for them to do so without being manipulated. He did not realize this at the time. Later, two new Finchlings in training for Fizbin came to him to sell their souls because he had gotten kidnapped on their watch, and they wanted his help. Once again, he tried to talk them down, saying he would do it for free, but they didn’t listen. So, he accepted, and as a reward, Fizbin added his own seal and told the two canaries to stay with the Magificer. After a while of shenanigans, they effectively kind of became a family, with him adopting them. Later on, the crystalline dragon gods seal appeared along with a distress signal. The Magificer immediately geared up, got Tiamat and bahamut, and went to look for their youngest sibling

@@StanleyYoung-j2q lol, he kinda does, doesn't he.

@@Drahjan_BeginDownload did you see my comment on the lore accurate version of the Magificer relationship with the dragon gods

@@Drahjan_BeginDownload so I've been reading fizbins guide and I was looking at the black dragon page and I think I found a way to create up with a semi lawful good dragon for black dragons and their whole thing is they'd be like some kind of philosopher or archaeologist that has a particular interest in artifacts about fallen ancient civilizations

@StanleyYoung-j2q Dragons are a whole lot like people in that regard. Personalities are different from individual to individual. The interests of one differ from the interests of another.

@@Drahjan_BeginDownload yeah I understand that that was more referring to trying to use what fizbin gives us as a way to create a lawful good black dragon considering if you look what's put their it really tries to hammer home the evil aspect with most of the ideals and bonds being either evil or chaotic none of them being good or lawful just any so I tried to find a good combination of things that could still be used in a lawful good sense

@@xvader9445 That was my original thought as well. But, from what I gather, Venger can only be harmed by Pure Good and Dragons. Which is fruity, if you ask me. The channel Mr Rhexx has a video covering Venger that inspired this very build.

Hey, now I like the old dnd cartoon, and I'm barely 20

I'm actually satisfied with how that build came together, lol. I don't think there's any changes that need to be made.

@Drahjan_BeginDownload thanks, been wanting to make him for a while now, but I didn't think someone else would have until I saw the vid for it, thanks again

@chiragasnani3437 Ignition! That was the spell I was thinking of! Oops. I forgot to mention that, didn't I? While I didn't pick any feats that were affected by the Exemplar, I did originally pick the Diabolic Dragon (since it was the fire damage option). However, considering that most of Agumon's Mega level evolutions are holy in some capacity, I think that the Empyreal would be more appropriate. Surprisingly, no. Blessed Armaments can only affect one weapon. However, I did notice that Iruxi Armaments already had the critical specialization listed for when you become level 5. But I thought that it was just an error in the app I was using because Unarmed Cunning is the 5th Level Iruxi Ancestry Feat, while Iruxi Armaments is only 1st Level. If you think that True Dragon Flight is more important for the build, I believe that Form of the Dragon could technically be dropped. Gabumon wasn't the next Digimon build I had planned, lol. But I may do one in the future. Gabumon's strange evolution line definitely has potential for a strange build in Pathfinder 2e.

​@@Drahjan_BeginDownload hello Drahjan how are you doing today

@@StanleyYoung-j2q I'm doing alright. I am currently working on the next couple of builds. How about yourself?

@@Drahjan_BeginDownload let's just say a lot happened and that's a tale for another conversation but currently I'm doing good Anyways a couple of days ago I was thinking about my lore for lupineco in his whole family tree and I got the thinking about his sister and how necromancy works with the hole dark matter dash Eldridge energy system and then the hyperfixation kicked in and I ended up creating a whole new necromancer class for when someone doesn't have dark matter but he's still a necromancer this is sort of a lost class though with the stuff that warlocks and wizards have being a recent recreation -(pardon my French here but the word just fits) bastardization of it a far weaker version (expression sense most of the spells aren't even raising the undead like necromancy is it's just dealing necrotic damage) essentially what this lost class is is to control the Eldritch power without refining it you create a necronomicon essentially a special spell book where are you pour your negative energy Intuit with some positive emotions to somewhat balance it and depending on the combination you get your different subclasses all focused on raising specific specialties for undead such as skeletons ghosts zombies mummies and even vampires I was wondering if you could do like a home brewery with this cuz I figured out the basic concept but I suck at stating everything out furthermore what do you raise from the dead with this keeps their will intact so you do have to be careful they also maintain their abilities from when they were alive say a skeleton was a paladin or a ranger before they died they would maintain those abilities though they would have a couple of options at least for like paladins they could either choose to come up with a new oath likely tied to the person who brought them back or they could seek out their old oath there old God cuz while they would still have remains of their divine power it's not going to be perfect about anything to solidify that I also have some ideas on what emotions will make what so the only one I'm certain on is with skeletons being a combination of the negative emotion of fear with a positive emotion of protection perhaps a vampire is grief combined with desire ghosts are wrath and Hope Zoe with ghosts you really have to be careful with how much wrath you put into it in comparison to Hope because too much wrath and you create a vengeful spirit and that would not end well though these are the only three I'm semi certain on I even have a further bit of lore for this when it comes to lich King's these are people who tried to become a true necromancer but initially failed becoming a lich was not the intended result is essentially them failing to create a necronomicon properly and their souls getting damaged in the process so they tried to remove their souls and put it in their economic on to keep it safe but the damage is already done causing them to go insane this isn't to be confused with modern logistics who have turned that failure into the desired outcome

@@elgordo107able hm... well, my first thought would be "Clock" or "Warric"; if we just want to mash the class names together. For a serious nickname, however, we would need something that actually makes sense for a character that is a combination of the two classes. Considering that both Patron and Deity can be the same individual (EX: Asmodeus - Fiend + Trickery Domain; Raven Queen - Hexblade + Twilight Domain); I believe that an appropriate term would be "Prophet".

@@Drahjan_BeginDownload I love it!

@@agsilverradio2225 lol, that would be nicer than the origins we got.

​@@Drahjan_BeginDownload"guess who's back back again" All jokes aside I finally have a phone again as for why I have a new account the previous phone was so destroyed you can't get any information off of it I'm currently using dad's old phone they had to get new ones because of some BS with the internet so I got dad's old phone

@@agsilverradio2225 That feels like a reference, but I'm not sure where that came from.

🙌 Okay, I concede. The video does bring up a lot of valid points. Perhaps I'm just projecting.

@@andresmarrero8666 The only way to know is to test it in the field. Should make things interesting, lol.

@@Drahjan_BeginDownload I rather not. I still have some dignity left. Oh. It looks like whatever was wrong with KZbin on my end has been fixed. Sorry for freaking out before.

@@andresmarrero8666 lol, I get it. Playing to a stereotype isn't for everyone. But, the mechanics I talk about can still be used for a "normal" conversation. Price haggling, silver tongue of a lawyer, interrogation of a witness/suspect, the work. The flirting is just another way to use this particular set of rules. I completely understand not wanting to use the... "foreplay" rules I crafted up. Just researching the mechanics for that made *me* uncomfortable. ×_× --- Hey, hey! At least that problem fixed itself.

@@andresmarrero8666 That seems to be the case. His mask may have taken the brunt of the corruption of the Shadow Leech, which is probably why he retained his sanity and morality. This franchise really has some crazy lore, for sure.

We have had some updates. And this video clearly has some audio problems... I wonder how much of Ajani's lore has actually changed.

@thejennybean Many apologies for the late response, I just saw your comment. I actually made a couple of Yugioh monsters as playable characters for D&D. So it is definitely a possibility that these characters can be made in Pathfinder 2e. The easiest characters to replicate would probably be Dark Magician, Buster Blader, and Gaia/Black Luster Soldier. Now, the Genex (and by proxy, the Ally of Justice), their deal is a bit more complicated. From a pure mechanical standpoint, I would go with the Automatons for the Ancestry. Android would be a close second, but only because of how different Automatons and Androids are. I would say that my build for XJ-9 is decently close to a Genex/AoJ character. Although I would probably swap out the Background for Junker or Inventor. Maybe even Warrior.

@Drahjan_BeginDownload That's a really good idea for the Ally of Justice monsters and some Genex monsters, but I was also wondering two things. First, would some of the Genex monsters with attributes other than Dark (like Gaia, Furnace, Blastfan and Undine), would they use the Elemental heritages? Second, what would the best way to incorporate their ability to drastically improve with help from Controller? In the card game, it's Synchro Summoning, which is a process of rapid evolution due to a regular monster coming in contact with a Tuner monster. In fact, is there a way to recreate the different Summoning methods in Pathfinder? Because they are an actual part of card lore and not just a mechanic for the card games.

@thejennybean Sorry for the late response, I just now saw your comment. For the elemental Genex, I also thought that the Geniekin Heritages would be fitting for them. For example, Undine would have the Undine Heritage. Another option could be the "Elementally Infused" Backgrounds. I went over them briefly in my Bionicle Toa in Pathfinder videos. And these backgrounds could be just as useful. Of course, the Kineticist class would be the class to pick up for these particular Genex. As for the Synchro mechanic... that one is a bit tricky. I heard about a feature in Pathfinder 2e that lets a PC basically fuse with another character, but I don't remember where I saw it. There's a chance that it might be in the "Tian Xia Character Guide"; as that's where we can find an equally hilarious but useful ability: the Starlit Sentinel (a.k.a Magical Girl Transformation). If I remember correctly, the user of this fusion ability has to be size category Small and be in the same space as the creature they are using with. ... Actually, I think it might be an ability you give to a summons that was summoned by the Summoner class. I'll have to take a look when I get the chance. (I recently released my build for Agumon in Pathfinder 2e. I hope you enjoy the build.)