RD, don't forget about your two feats from flaws. I think you're gonna need them.
Paragon requires that I have no flaws.
Besides, I think I've got all the feats I need.
As for cost, I would say adapting the already existing costs, aka +20 GP for light armor/shield, +90 GP for medium armor/heavy shield, +180 GP for tower shield/heavy armor.
Quote from: Concerned Ninja Citizen on June 02, 2013, 02:12:05 AMOracle of the Stars is an excellent fit for the Centaur mythos, or one version of it anyway. Spellshaping in general isn't a perfect fit but it's much better than a caster. The main disconnect would be the throwing energy beams around, which is why I'm going with the class that channels spellshaping through melee weapons.At first, I could only remember one, but I couldn't remember his name. Chiron.Now, I know that there are two lines of Centaurs. One is the line of Chiron, the teacher, who is the son of Cronus (which makes Chiron Zeus' half-brother), and the other line. For the other line, I'll be going with being Apollo's grandkids, instead of the Ixion-screwed-a-cloud version.
Oracle of the Stars is an excellent fit for the Centaur mythos, or one version of it anyway. Spellshaping in general isn't a perfect fit but it's much better than a caster. The main disconnect would be the throwing energy beams around, which is why I'm going with the class that channels spellshaping through melee weapons.
Razorfeather Ammunition (รก 150 gp) [MMV Pg. 169]These aren't actually listed being sold anywhere, but by the Craft-rules in PHB, raw materials cost a third of the final result, and Razorfeathers cost 50 gp a piece. The ammunition is considered to be Masterwork, but the book isn't clear as to whether you have to build the Masterwork component separately or if you just work the Feathers and they're automatically considered Masterwork. May be that the actual cost is 156 gp a piece; that's counting the Masterwork cost for each.Anyways, these arrows are awesome. Just completely incredible. First of all, they're mundane weapons that are considered Keen. That's a +1 property almost for free. Second, they're considered Masterwork and Adamantine. That means they're just about the best mundane arrows you can have. It takes a DC 30 Craft (weaponsmithing)-check to make 50 of them. You should ask your DM if these are sold in your campaign, and if they aren't, it may be an interesting prospect to go on a Steelwing hunt on Acheron or the Material Plane, and train a bit in the arts of Weaponsmithing (or get help from your friendly neighbourhood Wizard with his immense Int-mod).
... Pure Crafting costs are infuriating to calculate. Hm. Anyhow, calculated that. Wonder which of the manacles, vials of powder etc. I should carry around?
Are there intelligent items (swords that talk to you, etc) in greek myth?Currently thinking Monk 1 and Hylian Warrior 1, refluffed as appropriate for the setting, for my 2 free levels.Quote from: Raineh Daze on June 02, 2013, 05:11:30 PM... Pure Crafting costs are infuriating to calculate. Hm. Anyhow, calculated that. Wonder which of the manacles, vials of powder etc. I should carry around?Adamantine powder is potentially a save or die. It paralyzes with a duration of "until you take 2 full round actions to scrape it off" which is difficult to do when you're paralyzed.
... please excuse me whilst I draw that to Os's attention. Because that is a bit silly. @_@Actually, don't need to, it specifies nauseated, then sickened. So that's just one turn you can't.
Quote from: Raineh Daze on June 02, 2013, 05:19:58 PM... please excuse me whilst I draw that to Os's attention. Because that is a bit silly. @_@Actually, don't need to, it specifies nauseated, then sickened. So that's just one turn you can't.Ah, I misremembered. Still potentially quite strong and worth keeping around.
What's the Zen Fundamentalist in response to?
I considered that but I'm currently going for more of a wisdom SAD build and dman's monk and Hylian Warrior both give me wis to attack (stacking with each other) at lv 1.