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Of course, nor would it truly terrorize targets with plenty of moral buffs. Bards and Clerics would probably be able to figure ways around it. We wouldn't want one ability to do everything. Still I'm encouraged that the someone as knowledgeable as you didn't shoot it down as too strong, or...

I like your suggestions a lot, but most of them don't address the list from the OP, from the faraway thread; Needs interaction besides AC vs DAM * Needs reach when in melee * Needs area effect * Needs Saves and/or methods similar to Evasion/Mettle Needs 'action economy' * Needs...

Thanks for the notes on Brain Lock. I want to make the reach farther than move, but move makes sense. Since a fighters move can be optimized some i guess it's ok. Answers: 1. I had envisioned only one round. Then the Fighter can perform the act again. (I question weather that's too powerful...

Well i made some changes, they are in bold. . . ````````````````` STARE DOWN (EX?): With his rugged bearing, vigorous physique, and steady advance a fighter is hard to ignore. It's immediately obvious to most folks that if this fellow lays into you there will be serious consequences. A...

That's really funny. ```````````` (1d20 + character level or Hit Dice + target’s Wisdom bonus [if any] + target’s modifiers on saves against fear). A dragon has HD, and a wisdom modifier, and so do giants. Here, let's look one up. Black Dragon: Huge 22d12+110 (253) with a +2 wisdom bonus...

I'll be happy to take this to another board if someone wants to point the way. I don't know my way around the boards very well. What's up is; i was at brilliantgameologist and there was a thread about fixing the fighter (making it tier 3). There seems much confluence of opinions, and some of...

How? in my OP i mentioned needing metamagic feats. Is there a way to get metamagic feats with a fighter or rogue progression?

Shadowcaster from Tome of Magic (IIRC) gives as much as 4 or 5 metamagic feats @ every even level. It's a base class, so needs no req's. Seems fairly useless to most builds besides that, but if you NEED two feats you could get 'em there.

I'm just considering needing a few metamagic/arcane feats for an epic level character, and wondered if there were any easy dips i like. For the dip to be useful to me it would need to net me an extra feat in only a few levels, or pay +1 caster level. The feat/s needs to be open for me to pick.

True, but if i go Dweomerkeeper from CD i get those feats, and increase caster level, and get Supernatural Spells which bypass SR. . . .

Yeah, i was coming up with the same thing (One feat every 6 (or 7!) levels sounds painful.

Or maybe i could take something like epic bard progression and just use it? or should i try to blend epic bard with epic druid/cleric or something?

Well, is there a standard way to make an Epic progression for FL? Can one of you whiz kids just bang it down for me? See, i just don't want to be tempted to make my own (i always cheat). I'll look at the DMG again. , ,

Seems like i saw one once, but now i can't find it. How would that go? I'm not real familiar with Epic Levels, though i did just reread the DMG. Most of it's fairly clear? but i don't know what feat progression to give FL. Or is it best to just progress wizard or a base class?

I once rolled 15, 16, 17, 17, 18, 18. I'll never forget it. But i can't use it, cause it's such a fluke it's just silly.

Feat: Customize Domain Type: General Source: Dragon #325 Benefit: Choose one of your cleric domains. You permanently exchange spells on your domain spell list for similar spells on any spell list you have access to. You can only choose to substitute spells that are of equal or lower level...

nice.

Oh, yeah, of course. So a cleric wizard could switch ALL her metamagic and divine metamagic feats around. And in fact without ASS (heh) you can't switch ANY of them. Right? Boyo, that is really kinda cool. So, i'm trying to think of a use for it... let me see if i have this right. A...

So, it can qualify you for a PrC that requires both divine and arcane. Is it useful for any other purpose? Are there creatures who have spell resistance to just one magic type?

Spymaster from Complete Adventurer? You get an impenetrable cover identity, and some other non detection stuff, but probably only good in certain campaigns. Or how about some divination spells?