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Players Guide to Arcanis, pg. 195: Hierophant Additional Requirements: Dwarves and Gnomes may not choose this prestige class. Only Elorii may become Hierophants of Belisarda. Prestige Class Alterations: In Arcanis, Hierophants gain “+1 Spell Caster level” every level after the first as they...

A couple of products come to mind. Legends of the Dark Ages by Charles Rice has rules for social station. (I think they're called either bloodlines or lineages, and go from serf/slave up to high nobility.) I recall that it is very crunchy, with new classes, feats, etc. Green Ronin's Medieval...

I'd wager a gold piece or two that the Story Hour forum sees a bit more traffic during a week when Sepulchrave II posts an update. Hint, hint.:angel:

This is a truly amazing site. The DM Sketchpad content is uniformly interesting and very high quality. It's better than most published material.

From Unearthed Arcana (by way of d20srd.org): Druid The druid might choose to give up her wild shape ability in exchange for becoming a swift and deadly hunter. Gain Bonus to Armor Class when unarmored (as monk, including Wisdom bonus to AC), fast movement (as monk), favored enemy (as...

drothgery makes a good point. Unless the brother flies right into a berserker rage and targets whomever is closest, tactical opportunity should be as much a consideration as his motivations based on racial prejudices. But as far as motivation goes, I'd suggest the crucial factor is how you...

After reviewing the Pathfinder SRD Fighter and Feats... If we take for granted that we'll start with the following: Base Attack Bonus: Good Hit Dice: d12 Saves: All Saves are Good Skill Points: 4+INT Class Skills: As Fighter Weapon Proficiency: All Simple and Martial Weapons Armor Proficiency...

Great point. Making 'Vitality Points' and 'Wound Points' *both* equal to normal hit points also leaves you with Wound Points that increase linearly by level. (Forget negative hit points. Losing all Vitality renders a character unconscious, losing all Wound Points means death.)

"Unique or one in a million exceptions" is how it is described in the MMII intro. Doing permanent harm (Constitution drain) to other sentient beings would generally be a very bad thing. But if the DM were to allow it, a Good Vampire might restrict his or her feedings to animals. A vampiric...

Old One-Eye's special chicken and herb soup will fix you right up. (Someone go steal a chicken already!) On topic, I'd favor equal amounts of "Vitality" and "Wound" points. Have them recover at different rates to represent 'flesh wounds' versus real injury. Don't change weapon damage, just...

So... I'd agree that this would make a good base. Compared to the Pathfinder Fighter (at least what I recall offhand from the Beta,) it's probably still lacking comparatively, though. It seems like you're going more for simple versus retro, am I right? The "old school" feel you're striving...

The Warshaper Prc from Complete Warrior would be a beneficial choice for class levels. The classes from the Tome of Battle: Book of Nine Swords would also likely work well, especially the Tiger Claw maneuvers and stances. Ooops... Just noticed "core classes only".:blush:

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Here is what I'm thinking so far... I'll concentrate on a class which assumes animal forms, perhaps with vermininous, hybrid, or swarm forms as options later on. Larger, smaller, aerial and aquatic forms or abilities will fill in the middle levels. "Skinchanger" still works as a name...

Hmmm... I think I'm sensing a trend...:heh: I think I was being overly ambitious, trying to cover too many concepts with a single class. As soon as I get a chance, I'll reply in more depth and give it another try. Thank you, Dannyalcatraz, Herzog, and Arkhandus. I was pleased to see your...

As one of those 3,000+ visitors... Thank you!:o

I was looking over some old threads, and noticed that I'd never posted some of the material I typed up for this. Here are some "forms" that were meant as a starting point to fill out the "Morphic Aspect" ability. Quadrupedal (Form): The skinchanger takes the form of a four-footed creature...

Given the number of times this thread has been viewed, I'd say that is a pretty safe bet.;) For what it's worth, it is one of my own favorites. Thank you.

Here is a Bear Warrior build I made a while ago: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-3rd-edition-rules/200364-critique-build-bear-warrior.html It combines Warshaper levels with various Barbarian alternate class features for some nice synergy.

I vote yes; I think it's a fine idea. The "proficiency" applies to *lethal* unarmed strikes, offsetting the usual penalty. The various unarmed combat feats aren't overpowering by any means. And from the standpoint of versimilitude, most warrior-types *should* probably should have Improved...