Standard Array Warblade: Where do you put the 15?

FireLance

Legend

• Feb 28, 2007

• #1

You're creating a generic human warblade with the standard array (15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8).

Where do you put the 15 and why?

I don't think there will be a great deal of controversy over this, but the next few questions ought to be more interesting.

 

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Darklone

Registered User

• Feb 28, 2007

• #2

I picked dex since I'd get a TWF dude.

Second choice would be Int.

 

FireLance

Legend

• Feb 28, 2007

• #3

Darklone said:

I picked dex since I'd get a TWF dude.

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The style that needs too many feats to be worthwhile?

 

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castro3nw

First Post

• Feb 28, 2007

• #4

I said strength.. Chance to hit, damage, save DC's (if you pick those maneuvers)

I'd start Str. high, and raise it to 16 at level 4.

 

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Slaved

First Post

• Feb 28, 2007

• #5

Constitution.

Mithril breast plate, shield, high constitution, improved toughness, and maybe even diehard.

You cannot kill me suckers!

 

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Emongnome

First Post

• Feb 28, 2007

• #6

I picked Constitution as well, though I could've went Dexterity (maybe should've). At higher levels, I don't think Strength is too useful when your maneuvers are doing substantially more than your sword swing ever dreamed of. Go high-Dex and Finesse, high-Con for even more hit points.

 

Darklone

Registered User

• Feb 28, 2007

• #7

FireLance said:

The style that needs too many feats to be worthwhile?

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Indeed. I am hopeless, but with style.

 

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hong

WotC's bitch

• Feb 28, 2007

• #8

Darklone said:

Indeed. I am hopeless, but with style.

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This thread could run a country mile.

 

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RigaMortus2

First Post

• Feb 28, 2007

• #9

I picked Str. It will help with their chance to hit their targets. It will also help w/ damage, but I would mostly rely on the maneuvers do the damage.

 

Kurotowa

Legend

• Feb 28, 2007

• #10

Strength, for all the obvious reasons. Warblades are the new Fighter. With a Swordsage you might do Dex or even Wis. They have fancy styles and save-based effects that can work well with those, not to mention enough maneuvers that they'll be using one almost every turn. Warblades are more likely to have times they're just hitting someone with a weapon. They've got Fighter feats to make it worthwhile, fewer maneuvers to use in every situation, and regain those maneuvers by making a normal attack.