Physician subclass for Rogue

[sharkinajar]

Perhaps making it so individuals in the proximity of the Physician garner a minor +2 poison/disease saving throw as to represent his immediate on handedness when it comes to dealing with such toxins/contagions?

Oooh that would also be good.

Or another one could be gain movespeed. That would help getting in and out to heal. Or +2 tumble. Because you will get attacks of opportunities. Or increase the range of herbs. If anything, that would be the most helpful.

[Ebok]

They're pretty good as is, rogue tumble will make you immune to aoo's fast enough, its only dc 15. movement speed is under rooftop and athletic, both you can take if you want that.

I think this perk is fine really. It draws those who want a massive heal cause thats more more hp every time.

[sharkinajar]

They're pretty good as is, rogue tumble will make you immune to aoo's fast enough, its only dc 15. movement speed is under rooftop and athletic, both you can take if you want that.

I think this perk is fine really. It draws those who want a massive heal cause thats more more hp every time.

I'm only saying that the pure bonus needs to change. The other stuff is fine as is. The perk is good for what you said, but trying to focus on only being a healer, but also in general, the pure bonus doesn't fit. You rarely get diseased, and will pretty much always just have a tonic lying around for it (plus with that heal boost you most likely wont fail it).

I was just giving out a couple of ideas with the ms or tumble. Really the one I like is getting herbs or a superior herb on reset. Those would fit the role much better than cleansing yourself of disease on rest, plus would be better in general.

I' haven't been saying the perk is bad. I enjoy it. I just feel it needs a new pure bonus, one that fits the role as a physician better.

[Sword_Saint_Legacy]

Honestly, once per day/rest lesser restoration for a pure class rogue with this wouldn't be half bad either.  The ability to restore people from envenomed and diseased states, tend wounds -and- to an extent restore lost faculties.  Rather fitting I'd say.