"The Curse of Witch Hollow" In the small town of Witch Hollow, a curse has plagued the very essence of its existence. Legends speak of a powerful witch, once revered for her wisdom and healing abilities, who was wrongfully accused of dark magic. In her desperation, the witch laid a curse upon the town, vowing that its inhabitants would suffer for their unjust treatment of her. Since then, Witch Hollow has been gripped by an unyielding darkness. The curse has brought forth a myriad of misfortunes and tragedies, leaving its people in a perpetual state of fear and despair. Crops wither, livestock falters, and the once vibrant community is now shrouded in a somber atmosphere.
As avr says, Wandering Spirit -> choose Waves, Wandering Hex -> select Fluid Magic lets you at least prepare the spells in the slots. It's not exactly what you're asking for, though.
Right now it is sometimes hard to justify preparing more situational spells because Shamans don t have the option to spontaneously cast Cure spells like a Cleric or Summon Nature s Ally like a Druid. For something like the opposite effect the Fluid Magic hex, from the waves spirit whether wandering or your primary , allows you to prepare spirit magic spells in your regular slots.
Crops wither, livestock falters, and the once vibrant community is now shrouded in a somber atmosphere. The curse has also affected the people themselves. It preys upon their deepest fears and insecurities, fueling feelings of doubt, envy, and resentment.
Shaman: how to get more "spontaneous" spell slots
I can't find other thread on the matter. So, there's any way for a shaman to have something like cleric spontaneous conversion for the spirit spells, instead of just one slot? It would be really helpful for my pc (I don't go in melee, I rely more on my spellcasting. A control/buff type, you know). Only PF material, no 3pp.
thanks in advance :)
Preferred Spell lets you cast one spell spontaneously from any slot that's high enough level.
For something like the opposite effect the Fluid Magic hex, from the waves spirit (whether wandering or your primary), allows you to prepare spirit magic spells in your regular slots. Add the Magical Epiphany feat to prepare a spell in an empty slot as a standard action 1/day.
No, neither of these sounds exactly like what you want, but they might get close.
As avr says, Wandering Spirit -> choose Waves, Wandering Hex -> select Fluid Magic lets you at least prepare the spells in the slots. It's not exactly what you're asking for, though.
The Nature spirit also has Friend of the Animals hex, which lets you spontaneously cast Summon Nature's Ally as a druid.
The Namekeeper Shaman archetype in Adventurer's Guide (not yet PFS legal if it matters) lets the Shaman commune with a caster spirit that gives an extra bonus spirit slot at the highest level the Shaman can cast. It also gives an arcane bond Wayfinder, so another bonus spontaneous spell each day.
Not exactly what you are looking for, by I thought it worth mentioning that my Shaman is about to take the Planned Spontaneity feat. It will allow him to split several regular spell slots between two spell options, which I'm hoping will further expand his versatility.
Right now it is sometimes hard to justify preparing more situational spells because Shamans don't have the option to spontaneously cast Cure spells like a Cleric or Summon Nature's Ally like a Druid. This feat should make that more of an option. Basically I will prepare something more situational like Ice Body in the same 'split slot' as something more reliable like Heal. That way I can use Ice Body if it seems like a good call, but know that Heal is also there if I need it.
Runestones of Power are items to give you extra spontaneous spell slots. Effectively pearls of power, but you need them in hand when you cast a spell rather than using a standard action after the fact. They are expensive though.
Discover the ancient magic of the shaman in this old-school video slot machine by Aristocrat software. Shaman's Magic has 5 reels with 243 ways to win, meaning that punters will be able to find plenty of prizes as they spin the game.
Friendships have crumbled, families have been torn apart, and the sense of unity that once bound the townsfolk has completely dissolved. Attempts to break the curse have been made throughout the years, but all have met with failure. The townspeople turn to folklore and seek out the guidance of local practitioners of magic, hoping to find a way to reverse the curse and restore Witch Hollow to its former glory. But with each passing year, the curse grows stronger and its grip tighter. It is said that those who have delved into the heart of Witch Hollow's curse have never returned the same, forever marked by darkness. Whispers of evil spirits and haunting figures become a common occurrence, further feeding the curse's power. Some believe that redemption lies in the hands of a chosen one, a savior who will break the curse and free Witch Hollow from its torment. Others are resigned to their fate, accepting the never-ending cycle of suffering as a punishment for their ancestors' actions. Witch Hollow stands as a cautionary tale, a reminder of the consequences of injustice and the devastating power of anger and revenge. Its cursed existence serves as a grim reminder that the sins of the past can cast a long shadow upon the present and future. Only time will tell if Witch Hollow can break free from its curse and find a path towards healing and redemption. Until then, the town and its inhabitants remain mired in the darkness, haunted by the curse that has befallen them..
Reviews for "Witch Hollow's Dark Legacy: A History of Witchcraft and Fear"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "The Curse of Witch Hollow". The storyline was incredibly weak and predictable. It felt like I had seen the same plot a thousand times before. The characters were also quite one-dimensional and lacked depth. I couldn't connect with any of them, which made it difficult to care about what happened to them. Overall, I found the movie to be boring and unoriginal. I would not recommend it.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - "The Curse of Witch Hollow" was a complete waste of time. The acting was terrible, and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The special effects were laughable and took away from any potential suspense or scares. The movie also seemed to drag on forever, with unnecessary scenes that added nothing to the plot. I found myself checking my watch constantly, just waiting for it to be over. Save yourself the disappointment and skip this one.
3. Emily - 2/5 - As a fan of horror movies, I had high hopes for "The Curse of Witch Hollow". Unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The scares were cliché and lacked originality. The jumpscares were predictable, and the creepy atmosphere was overshadowed by cheesy moments. Additionally, the pacing was off, with long stretches of boredom followed by rushed action scenes. It had the potential to be a great horror film, but it failed to live up to expectations.
4. Mike - 2/5 - While "The Curse of Witch Hollow" had a promising premise, it failed to deliver in execution. The storyline was messy and convoluted, leaving me confused and disconnected from the events on screen. The acting was mediocre at best, with some performances feeling forced and unnatural. The movie seemed to rely heavily on jump scares, but they were predictable and failed to create any real suspense. Overall, it was a disappointment and not worth the time or money.