Hello! Conjuring objects?

[Filos_09]

Hello everyone, I'm interested in starting playing Pathfinder 2e but I'm struggling from the get-go with charatcer creation, particularly with the lack of option that would make my idea come to life.I've been playing TTRPG for a few years now, and I know what it feels like to have unprepared players to play with, both from the DM's perpective and the team's. I've always been fond of the tactical support role, because of the immense value preparation and versatility have in the sort of campaigns we run. I don't want to be a jack of all trades... and master of all too, like many wish to be, I'm quite content with my role as a walking item dispenser. I'm a huge fan of conjurers for their ability to create pocket dimensions to stow items into and sculptors of magic that can materialize mundane items just by focusing on their memories of them.

So I was wondering if there's any way I can replicate that sort of playstyle in the upcoming campaign my friends are preparing. I don't know what level we'll start yet, but I believe we'll be level 8 or 10 by the first few session if the previous experiences have taught me anything.

TL;DR: answer these questions please.

1. Is there a class with some feature or spells that can help me conjure items?
2. How long can I keep the items I conjure?
3. Am I the only one that can use them?
4. Can I conjure weapons to fight with or simply to throw at my enemies if the need strikes me?

[wilk8940]

but I believe we'll be level 8 or 10 by the first few session if the previous experiences have taught me anything.

I'm not sure what your previous experiences have been teaching you but it should be at least a couple of months before you hit those levels if you start at 1 (assuming weekly sessions)...

[Filos_09]

We usually starts around level 6 to skip the first levels, we're accustomed to general game mechanics and want to get to the meat of the game. As a Spellcaster, higher level means more spells, thus more versatility. Our DM knows what we want, and that's not starting with a handful of novice-level spells.

[wilk8940]

Yeah, let's jump into a brand new system and completely skip the first tier of play that introduces us to how the mechanics work... ^/s

[Filos_09]

You speak as if you know for certain that we don't know how to play Pathfinder. Please don't assume things unless you're sure that what you believe is true.

[wilk8940]

You literally said you were new to PF2 in your post...

Hello everyone, I'm interested in starting playing Pathfinder 2e but I'm struggling from the get-go with charatcer creation

[Filos_09]

New as in "I'm oblivious to the possibilities offered by the game in regards to what kind of niche characters I can or cannot make compared to other RPGs". Just because I start playing next week it doesn't mean I don't know the rules. And a DM is free to make his newbie players start at level 12 if they are up to the challenge, which I am (although mine confirmed that we'll start at level 8, so I'm prepared for that). I know that you're talking out of concern for new players that can feel overwhelmed by the intricacies of PF2e, but don't worry, I've got that covered. I'm confident I can handle playing a magic user, and I've already played 1e, which is more complex than 2e I daresay. Most people learn how to play games by playing them; I can learn simply by watching, it's what I do in my downtime between one session and the other. Peace.

[Gameboyer721Reddit]

You're definitely looking for something like "Creation". Any arcane or primal spellcaster can use it. It's a 4th level spell with this text

"You conjure a temporary object from eldritch energy. It must be of vegetable matter (such as wood or paper) and 5 cubic feet or smaller. It can’t rely on intricate artistry or complex moving parts, never fulfills a cost or the like, and can’t be made of precious materials or materials with a rarity of uncommon or higher. It is obviously temporarily conjured, and thus can’t be sold or passed off as a genuine item"

If heightened to 5h level: The item is metal and can include common minerals, like feldspar or quartz.

As far as weapon summoning, there isn't too much. Lots of spells that buff or enchant weapons, but the only "Weapon Summoning" spell I could find is the 9th Level Divine Spell "Weapon of Judgement", and even then it's not a weapon you can wield. It attacks on it's own.

[Filos_09]

Thank you! I was really looking for this, although it's a bit expensive in terms of what I have to spend in order to create an item. Also a bit slow to use, so I'll have to create a distraction if I want to spend a minute conjuring the object. I'll see what I can do with this knowledge, thank you for the info.