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D&D 3.5 and Pathfinder / [3.5] True necromancer, new (fixed?) version.
« on: February 26, 2020, 10:21:58 AM »
The True Necromancer PRC has a great flavour, and winks at AD&D (a necromancer in AD&D needed high Wisdom, so many people biclassed cleric/necromancer).
Alas, the PRC is notoriously underpowered, due to the "too many caster levels lost".
I found in the Living Greyhawk adventure "CORS4-02 - here there be dragons" a variant of the PRC. It's basically the same from Libris Mortis, but with dual progression for all levels (like mystic theurge and arcane hierophant progression). With this variant (and of course an early entry into Mistic Theurge before going True Necromancer) is quite easy to create a "double 9" character.
For instance, thanks to Alternative Source Spell (Dragon #325) we can create something like Cloistered Cleric 1/Wizard 3/MT 2/TN 14, achieving the spell progression of a 17th level cleric and a 19th level wizard.
Do you think that the "full dual progression" can fix the true necromancer, finally making that a worthwhile PRC?
Alas, the PRC is notoriously underpowered, due to the "too many caster levels lost".
I found in the Living Greyhawk adventure "CORS4-02 - here there be dragons" a variant of the PRC. It's basically the same from Libris Mortis, but with dual progression for all levels (like mystic theurge and arcane hierophant progression). With this variant (and of course an early entry into Mistic Theurge before going True Necromancer) is quite easy to create a "double 9" character.
For instance, thanks to Alternative Source Spell (Dragon #325) we can create something like Cloistered Cleric 1/Wizard 3/MT 2/TN 14, achieving the spell progression of a 17th level cleric and a 19th level wizard.
Do you think that the "full dual progression" can fix the true necromancer, finally making that a worthwhile PRC?