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I just read the forum rules and it seems ok to post this - Crypt Breaker - Pathfinder_OGC

He should DEFINITELY refer to his shields as "smashing boards." I like the idea of NPC's reacting to him with confusion or laughter before getting smash-boarded. He might also be considered unarmed in situations where people insist on leaving weapons at the door and don't know any better.

Inner sea magic i think? I'm not sure what the rules/ettiquette is on linking to or mentioning where I found it, but it should be safe for me to say I saw it on a wiki.

I tend to agree with you. I guess they A) wanted to alleviate some ranger multiple ability dependency (14 wisdom required to cast all ranger spells) and/or B) just wanted to try something different. It doesn't hurt that it you technically can have that AND infiltrator, an alternate class I...

The trapper ranger is popular in my circle of players

Ah, yes... That's what I meant, I was just testing you. Heh...

Edit: Ahem... I mean *disable* magical traps, of course. See below. My group always used to hate someone being forced to play a rogue to find traps, so we were all very happy to find that the alternate class feature in Pathfinder would allow you to shunt that responsibility over to another...

My good friend DM'd an encounter with halfling druids riding dire dachshunds. It was pretty amusing.

So you're asking me if I think archers still exist in 4E? Yeah, I'm sure archers exist in 4E.

If I can jump ahead a few steps, are you saying classes AREN'T actually tied inextricably from the roles they've been assigned? If so, Rich Baker disagrees... (see below)

Light, what with the high max dex on light armor and all Can't wait to see where you're going with this.

As far as 3e goes - elf fighter 20 dex 14 str rapid shot, point blank shot, weapon specialization, compond bow - weapon finessed rapier for backup. eventually you will multiclass that but it's a good base. They practically hit you over the head with that build. Buddy of mine did it and...

to clarify - these are wretched peasants, but the bandits are also quite wretched. They are more like starving wolves than hardened career criminals.

I've always found sorceror to be a good entry level class, as long as you get good advice on spell selection from friends.

A friend of mine told me something similar today. He told me "you probably couldn't teach them how to take hits and be weapons experts, but in a pinch you could teach them basic tactics and how to move as a unit, if you're lucky." I think this makes sense. Thinking of it in terms of class...

A friend and I had a minor disagreement about this. I, personally, believe the system as fine as is, though I am always more of the attitude that "there's always room for improvement" as opposed to "if it ain't broke don't fix it." His position makes sense, from a rules-as-simulation...

It's all good bro. E-hugs.

That stuff about leveling up npc classes is gold. Definitely bookmarking that.

sometimes people use words figuratively

Something i initially missed from the link i provided - So, who has played traveller?