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If Programmed Amnesia is cast on a Dread Necromancer, and they choose to turn him good, he turns good. He still has Dread Necromancer levels, he is good, and according to RAW, there are no penalties. If we go by what most classes say as a penalty from alignment change, then he can no longer...

If it will make you guys happy, listen to this: by level 12 (my first prestige paladin level) I will have access to the Druid and Cleric spell lists. There will be no need for me to use any of my Dread Necromancer abilities, because I'm already a powerful caster. And correct me if I'm wrong...

Nowhere in the book does it say that Dread Necromancers lose their Spellcasting ability if they change alignment. And I take it you did not view the link I gave you? However, if you stubbornly refuse to believe that Dread Necromancers can be Prestige Paladins, then I ask you to express these...

Sacred Exorsist looks great. Seeing as it gives turn undead, my character will be able to turn and rebuke undead. Thanks for the suggestion.

Very true. However, when you say this, you imply that Necromancy is, in itself, evil. It is, however, not. You can have a lawful good Wizard (necromancer), and there's no problem. He still uses necromancy, he just uses it for good. Why is it, then, that a Dread Necromancer cannot do this...

When you take this level of Transmuter wizard, will you use the PHB2 Transmuter variant? This replaces having a Familiar, which isn't much of a sacrifice.

Gaa! iPod glitched and double posted!

As far as I remember (and I should remember, since I was looking at this yesterday), that there is no Ex-Dread Necromancer section, so I used an Alignment Switch to Lawful Good after level 11 is achieved. So this build is completely possible, and not failsauce.

If you want a really cool villain, take 8 levels of Factotum from Dungeonscape, then go into Chameleon from Races of Destiny. The Factotum is basically an "I can do anything" class, and Chameleon is an "I can do anything" prestige class. And the best part is, Chameleon is only available to a...

Necropolitan Dragonwrought Kobold (Child of Eberron) Dread Necromancer 1/Rainbow Servant 10/Prestige Paladin 4. I take Sword of the Arcane Order at level 15, giving me the ability to use Wizard spells in my Paladin spell slots. Rainbow Servant 10 gives cleric spell access. Child of Eberron (a...

.... *facepalm* That works. Edit: ermm... Scratch that. I have sorcerer spell progression, and lose two levels of casting before 15, so I won't get 7th level spells until 16th level. If I take it, it will be one level late, still leaving me with one filler level.

So I have been making a slightly over the top optimization of a build, and at level 15, can spontaneously cast from the druid, cleric, and wizard spell lists. Any spell from these lists. I have 5 free levels of classes, and I need a prestige class. Here are the requirements: -Must be...

Uncanny Trickster pales in comparison to the Legacy Champion from Weapons of Legacy. Same ability to advance precious classes, but in a ten level PrC. There are only two levels that don't advance previous classes, and the prerequisites are only one feats and 5 skill ranks. Unfortunately, one...

Does anyone know of a way to increase the size of a character's Hit Die? I'm trying to make a build using the Prestige Bard, using Melee, and the d6 hit die size is not helping my cause.

If you don't mind having extremely long arms, in Lords of Madness there's a feat called Inhuman Reach. It takes another, near-useless feat as a prerequisite, though. It increases your reach to 10 feet.

Well... If you were going with this, I would not use Mystic Theurge. However, there is a prestige class in Complete Adventurer calked Fochlucan Lyrist. It's a Bard/Druid hybrid that works like Mystic Theurge, except with a d8 Hit Die, full BAB, and Bardic Music advancement.

Exactly. Rogue and Factotum are sone of the best skill classes in the game.

Just for help, I want to say all of the benefits of this here. 8 Levels where every skill in the game. A feat that let's you buy cross-class skills at a rate of 1:1, which let's you treat all skills as class skills if your first level is Factotum. The ability to apply your intelligence to just...

The official Lich template says "All current and future Hit Dice change to d12." Being a werewolf provides 2 Racial Hit Dice. So yes, I believe your animal HD would turn into d12. Now, let's sit and consider what a Werewolf Lich would look like. A Human/Wolf skeleton-type thing?

Yes, that's true. After this, I would go into Wizard and Ur-Priest, and advance them with the Fochlucan Lyrist Levels. To tell you the truth, I created this entrance for a friend who refused to take Bard levels.