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And updated by popular demand.
Also anyone knows where the Kluchirir is? Because searching online only brings me back here. Typo?
As a multiclass Fighter: the only benefit I would want/get would be the Dueling which would give me +2 to my attacks if I only equip one weapon and then get to level 3 with it to obtain an Archetype. Champion would just allow me to score a critical hit on 19 or 20 rather than just 20. Battle Master would allow me to choose 3 Battle Maneuvers such as Lunge Attack, Parry, etc. I think I may just do Totem Warrior Barbarian + Battle Master Fighter whilst gaining the Feats Lucky, Great Weapon Master and Sentinel. (Post this to the thread haha)
Both Fighter Archetypes are very helpful when it comes to Barbarians
The Dip would just be a struggle
Or I may just go straight Barbarian
And the DM hasn't mentioned Magic Items yet
I just need some help in the right direction. How does a Half-Orc Barbarian CN STR based Berserker Pirate with Perception, Intimidation and Athletics sound?
So far haha
Also having a fighter for multiclass to have the level 3 bonus and subclass champion
Aw look at your two, learning to use the forum. Welcome to the boards.
Sorry it too a while to answer your summons. I pulled the emergency brake to come to a full stop when learning a new system (Mutants & Masterminds), but fear not, I shall return (and soon dump more posts in a single day than probably anyone on this forum).
1) First of all, put all of your abilities into full sentences. Use prose to explain anything about the class including levels at which abilities gain and operate. After that tables are helpful. Just remember that text trumps tables in D&D. For instance, "Feeding Aura(dark): enemies who enter this aura begin to feel their life sap away and bolster the dark auraist, feeding on all enemies who enter. (1d6 + 1d6 per 3 levels + wisdom mod)" contains sentence fragments.
2) You might want organize things differently. This doesn't feel complete to me. There are 12 abilities lists and D&D defaults to 20 levels for a base class. Plays don't like dead levels and DMs will expect saves/SR/hit rolls on abilities that affect others. Does this class have anything to do with tanking?
Just keeping track of party loot must be a nightmare too then, huh?
I believe that to be a typo and Versatility_Nut only meant Con mod. Should be fixed anyway.
Crysmal Body: Crysmals are innately Psionic, crystaline, Tiny-sized Earth Elementals. The hardness of their bodies gives them 1+Con NA, as well as DR equal to their Constitution modifier that is bypassed by Bludgeoning damage, due to their bodies being quite brittle. They gain a +2 racial bonus to Constitution and Charisma, for their hard bodies and innate mental power, and a -2 penalty to Intelligence, due to being significantly more instinctive and emotional than the average humanoid, and they also have a single Sting natural attack, dealing 1d2 damage at their initial Tiny size.
Eh, I've started on it now.
If you want good grammar, I expect hard cash as payment. But alas this isn't my paying work, so you get whatever quality I feel like at the moment.
So, I notice that there's not an actual Animated Object monster class, just an Awakened one. And Awakened, itself, lacks a monster class, even though several of the Awaken spells give permanent HD. Some of them just make creatures from scratch. It'd be a great choice for a general monster PRC that isn't an outright template. As for what to do with Awakened, I can come up with the following right away:
3 level class
+4 Int each level
Nonability/below 2 Int prerequisite
d10 HD
3/4 BAB
Strong Fort/Will saves
Legacy Champion style progressing what's already there
4+Int skill ranks
Basically, you get a good chassis and 12 Int with one or two levels of progressing parts of what you already have. Parts being important, selecting a limited number of features to add levels of progression to rather than a whole class.
I'd do it myself right now, but I'm really tired and not in the mood to wrestle with manually made tables. Or copying over templates. Or actually working
7. I have issues with the wording on the item slot restrictions. I'm fine with being limited to two head/neck slot items, but I kinda wish there was wording saying that you can have one head item and one neck item on each head, but only two of each can be active at a time. Swapping active items requiring removal of associated head, of course, to prevent rapid swapping stuff. Mostly, it's just wanting bling-encrusting of Hydras.
7) That sounds like a potential feat to me. Most characters wont have so many items of the same slot, but it can be useful if it comes up. And since the Hydra is going to be wearing a bunch of golf chains and shit, I suggest we should go the comedic route and call the feat Hydra Bling.
), just because.
