Unraveling the Mysteries of Spell Selection: Insights from Pathfinder Witches

When playing a Pathfinder witch, choosing the right spells is crucial for the success of your character. Witches have access to a wide range of spells from various schools of magic, including enchantment, necromancy, and transmutation. The spell selection should be tailored to the witch's role in the party and the type of encounters they will face. One important consideration when selecting spells is the witch's prowess in controlling and manipulating others. Witches excel at mind-affecting spells and can use their hexes to weaken enemies or charm them to do their bidding. Spells like charm person, sleep, and suggestion can be invaluable in social encounters and can give the witch an advantage when dealing with NPCs or enemies.

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As development has stretched north from 21st Street over the last several years, it seems like a new business or office or restaurant is always in some state of assembly. Monday night marked the annual return of the Kansas Restaurant Hospitality Association s Stars of The Industry awards banquet, which gathers members of the state s restaurant, bar and hotel industry at the Kansas Star Casino to eat, drink and watch each other win awards.

Spells like charm person, sleep, and suggestion can be invaluable in social encounters and can give the witch an advantage when dealing with NPCs or enemies. In addition to spells that affect the minds of others, witches should also choose spells that provide utility and versatility. Spells like detect magic, identify, and comprehend languages can be useful for gathering information or overcoming obstacles.

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Fall is the traditional season for chili cook offs — but only one lets you keep your pretty, hand-made ceramic bowl when you’re done eating. On Saturday, Empty Bowls Wichita’s chili cookoff returns for its ninth annual installment. The event, which last year moved to Woolsey Hall at Wichita State University, allows attendees to choose from hundreds of bowls made by local individuals and organizations, and they get to keep the bowls when they leave.

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Wichita about to get its fourth Wichita Dutch Bros Coffee, this one on the south side

Dutch Bros Coffee is expanding its Wichita presence again, and soon, it’ll open its first drive-through store on the city’s south side. The Oregon-based chain, which already has three Wichita stores as well as one in Derby, is adding another at 4823 S. Washington, which is next door to the Verizon store in the Southfork Development, 47th Street South and I-135.

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Wichita's first 'dirty soda' shop opened in Wichita this week. East-side shop is next.

Oct. 20—As he opens his first Just a Sip dirty soda shop in west Wichita this week, entrepreneur Derek Sorrells has shared that he's also signed a lease on a spot for an east-side location.

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Wichita about to get its fourth Wichita Dutch Bros Coffee, this one on the south side

Oct. 20—Dutch Bros Coffee is expanding its Wichita presence again, and soon, it'll open its first drive-through store on the city's south side. The Oregon-based chain, which already has three Wichita stores as well as one in Derby, is adding another at 4823 S. Washington, which is next door to the Verizon store in the Southfork Development, 47th Street South and I-135.

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Saturday soup and chili cook off lets people keep their hand-made ceramic bowls

Oct. 20—Fall is the traditional season for chili cook offs — but only one lets you keep your pretty, hand-made ceramic bowl when you're done eating. On Saturday, Empty Bowls Wichita's chili cook off returns for its ninth annual installment. The event, which last year moved to Woolsey Hall at Wichita State University, allows attendees to choose from hundreds of bowls made by local individuals and organizations, and they get to keep the bowls when they leave.

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A list of concerts headed for Wichita, updated on Oct. 19

Oct. 19—Wichita's music venues announced shows by several big acts this week, including Blake Shelton at Intrust Bank Arena, Chicago at Hartman Arena and Charles Wesley Godwin — who was just in town opening for Zach Bryan's Aug. 27 Intrust Bank Arena concert — at the Cotillion. Here's a list of the shows announced this week. Keep reading for a list of other coming Wichita concerts that are also on sale. Just announcedPolo Urias, Nov.

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The latest on the two restaurants under construction at 29th and North Maize Road

Oct. 18—North Maize Road is always a construction zone these days. As development has stretched north from 21st Street over the last several years, it seems like a new business or office or restaurant is always in some state of assembly. Lately, a whole lot of construction equipment has been particularly busy at the corner of 29th and Maize, where Sam's Club and Hobby Lobby sit.

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Here are the big concerts headed for Wichita venues | The Wichita Eagle

Wichita’s music venues announced shows by several big acts this week, including Blake Shelton at Intrust Bank Arena, Chicago at Hartman Arena and Charles Wesley Godwin — who was just in town opening for Zach Bryan’s Aug. 27 Intrust Bank Arena concert — at the Cotillion. Here’s a list of the shows announced this week. Keep reading for a list of other coming Wichita concerts that are also on sale. Polo Urias, Nov. 3, Cotillion, tickets on sale at thecotillion.comCharles Wesley Godwin, Jan.

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Schitt’s Creek in Wichita? No, make that Sheet’s Creek, a new Waterfront restaurant

For quite some time, Mort’s owner Morrie Sheets has been looking for an east-side sister site to his popular downtown bar, and he’s finally found it at the Waterfront. In about 14 weeks, he’s opening a bar and restaurant at 1720 N. Webb Road where Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Alliance most recently was and Ciao Italian Kitchen and Piztro’s once were. “It’s going to be a very upscale Mort’s,” Sheets said.

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The latest on the two restaurants under construction at 29th and North Maize Road

North Maize Road is always a construction zone these days. As development has stretched north from 21st Street over the last several years, it seems like a new business or office or restaurant is always in some state of assembly. Lately, a whole lot of construction equipment has been particularly busy at the corner of 29th and Maize, where Sam’s Club and Hobby Lobby sit.

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Country superstar and ‘The Voice’ judge announces concert date for Wichita

Country and television star Blake Shelton has announced a second leg of his “Back To The Honky Tonk” tour, and Wichita made the list of stops. The singer, known for hits like “Mine Would Be You” and “God’s Country” and for serving as a judge on NBC’s “The Voice,” will perform at Intrust Bank Arena on March 29, the venue announced on Wednesday morning.

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Country superstar and 'The Voice' judge announces concert date for Wichita

Oct. 18—Country and television star Blake Shelton has announced a second leg of his "Back To The Honky Tonk" tour, and Wichita made the list of stops. The singer, known for hits like "Mine Would Be You" and "God's Country" and for serving as a judge on NBC's "The Voice," will perform at Intrust Bank Arena on March 29, the venue announced on Wednesday morning.

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The latest on the two restaurants under construction at 29th and North Maize Road

Oct. 18—North Maize Road is always a construction zone these days. As development has stretched north from 21st Street over the last several years, it seems like a new business or office or restaurant is always in some state of assembly. Lately, a whole lot of construction equipment has been particularly busy at the corner of 29th and Maize, where Sam's Club and Hobby Lobby sit.

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Wichita wins big at state restaurant awards, can claim Restaurateur, Chef of the Year

Monday night marked the annual return of the Kansas Restaurant & Hospitality Association’s Stars of The Industry awards banquet, which gathers members of the state’s restaurant, bar and hotel industry at the Kansas Star Casino to eat, drink and watch each other win awards. This year, Wichita swept many of the major award categories, including Restaurateur of the Year, Chef of the Year and Hot New Concept. In most categories, restaurants had to be members of KRHA to win.

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Wichita wins big at state restaurant awards, can claim Restaurateur, Chef of the Year

Oct. 17—Monday night marked the annual return of the Kansas Restaurant & Hospitality Association's Stars of The Industry awards banquet, which gathers members of the state's restaurant, bar and hotel industry at the Kansas Star Casino to eat, drink and watch each other win awards. This year, Wichita swept many of the major award categories, including Restaurateur of the Year, Chef of the Year and Hot New Concept. In most categories, restaurants had to be members of KRHA to win.

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Wichita's first 'dirty soda' shop opens in west Wichita this week. East-side shop is next.

Oct. 16—As he prepares to open his first Just a Sip dirty soda shop in west Wichita this week, entrepreneur Derek Sorrells has shared that he's also signed a lease on a spot for an east-side location. Sorrells, owner of local businesses Papa's General Store, The Arcade, Sweet n Saucy and Let's Go Build, is opening his first Just a Sip shop on Wednesday in the former Fried Pies space at Northwest Centre, 13th and Tyler, and during its first two days in business, the shop will give away free drinks.

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Wichita’s first ‘dirty soda’ shop opens in west Wichita this week. East-side shop is next.

As he prepares to open his first Just a Sip dirty soda shop in west Wichita this week, entrepreneur Derek Sorrells has shared that he’s also signed a lease on a spot for an east-side location. Sorrells, owner of local businesses Papa’s General Store, The Arcade, Sweet n Saucy and Let’s Go Build, is opening his first Just a Sip shop on Wednesday in the former Fried Pies space at Northwest Centre, 13th and Tyler, and during its first two days in business, the shop will give away free drinks.

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Check out the zoo's Wild Lights show, this time with an 'Alice in Wonderland' theme

Oct. 13—People who have been to the Sedgwick County Zoo's Wild Lights traveling exhibit over the past two years — and there have been a whole lot of them — have seen the grounds glowing after-hours with dozens of Asian lanterns in the shapes of animals, flowers and Asian characters. The exhibit, which opens tonight and will run through Dec. 17, is back for a third consecutive year, but this time it has a recognizable literary theme.

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For quite some time, Mort’s owner Morrie Sheets has been looking for an east-side sister site to his popular downtown bar, and he’s finally found it at the Waterfront. In about 14 weeks, he’s opening a bar and restaurant at 1720 N. Webb Road where Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Alliance most recently was and Ciao Italian Kitchen and Piztro’s once were. “It’s going to be a very upscale Mort’s,” Sheets said.

Witches can also choose spells that allow them to summon creatures or create illusions to aid them in combat or to deceive enemies. Depending on the witch's coven and patron, the spell selection may vary. Different covens and patrons provide access to unique spells and abilities, allowing the witch to specialize in a specific type of magic. For example, a witch belonging to the Winter Witch coven may have access to spells that utilize cold or ice-based magic, while a witch with the Fey patron may focus on spells that manipulate nature or summon fey creatures. Lastly, it's essential for witches to consider the spells' components and casting time. Witches have access to spells with different casting times, ranging from standard action to full-round action or even longer. Spells with longer casting times can be challenging to use in combat situations, so it's crucial to have a mix of spells that can be cast quickly and others that are more suited for non-combat scenarios. In conclusion, Pathfinder witches should carefully consider their spell selection to ensure they have a versatile and effective range of spells. By choosing spells that suit their role in the party, cater to their coven or patron, and provide utility and control, witches can become formidable spellcasters and valuable assets in any adventuring group..

Reviews for "Creating a Versatile Spell List: Tips for Pathfinder Witch Spell Selection"

- Joe - 2/5 - I found the spell selection for the Pathfinder witch to be disappointing. There were very limited options, especially for offensive spells. It seemed like the class was more focused on support and utility spells, which can be frustrating if you enjoy playing a more aggressive character. I also felt like the spell progression was slow, and I was rarely getting access to higher level spells. Overall, I was not very impressed with the witch spell selection.

- Sarah - 2/5 - As a player who enjoys versatility and variety when it comes to spellcasting, I was quite disappointed with the spell selection for the Pathfinder witch. The options felt limited and lacking in comparison to other spellcasting classes. Additionally, the lack of powerful offensive spells made it difficult to feel impactful in combat situations. The spell progression also felt slow, leaving me feeling like I was always one step behind other spellcasters in terms of power. Overall, I was left wanting more from the witch spell selection in Pathfinder.

- Mark - 3/5 - While I didn't hate the spell selection for the Pathfinder witch, I did find it to be underwhelming. There were some interesting utility and support spells available, but the offensive spell options were lacking. It often felt like I was relying on the same few spells in combat, which became repetitive and less enjoyable over time. I also encountered some difficulty in finding useful spells for certain situations, which limited my overall effectiveness. Overall, I think the spell selection could use some improvement for the witch class in Pathfinder.

- Emily - 2/5 - I was not impressed with the spell selection for the Pathfinder witch. The options felt very limited and I often found myself struggling to find spells that suited my playstyle. The lack of offensive spells made it difficult to contribute in combat, and the utility spells didn't feel as impactful as I had hoped. Additionally, the slow spell progression meant that I had to wait a long time to access higher level spells, which further limited my options. Overall, I was disappointed with the witch spell selection in Pathfinder.

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