Shamans are also a class I have not seen played ever that have some cool mechanics involving a selected spirit and a wandering spirit selected each day. My second plan was to make a shaman since he gets access to familiar, and at level 3 can deliver touch spells through this familiar. I originally planned to make a tattooed sorcerer since that archetype has access to the familiar and doesn't need to prepare spells, as well as the ability to gain a second familiar at level 3. The only example I have found of multiple familiars are from A Tattooed Sorcerer with the Serpentine bloodline that gets a tattoo familiar at level one, and a snake at level three. It would be ideal to have a few of these familiars I am bonded with. I am mainly wondering if this is physically possible, and if so what class would be the best to do this? The other problem, is that once thrown the familiar would be very susceptible to damage and I wouldn't be able to recover him safely. Like the title suggests, I want to plan a character all around the ability to apply as many touch attacks spells as possible by throwing a tiny familiar (starfish).
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