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I've heard the phrase 'love is a battlefield' but I didn't think DnD played into that. (marital vs martial) I'm not seeing Martial Maneuver in the Tome of Battle, is it somewhere else? I'm assuming that it grants access to the White Raven maneuvers, because the Sword Sage class reads that it...

The largest issue that I have with the Dungeon Crasher is that he sacks the 2nd and 6th level fighter feats, and I would need those in order to get Improved Trip, let alone Defensive Throw as early as my current build prospects are getting them. This character's gimmick is (hopefully) going...

I actually was thinking about something very similar to this mechanic myself a while ago. The idea that I came up with as the most viable way to get away with it and not have to worry about sharp things doing unwanted damage to the character was to use a Portable Hole in a fashion similar to a...

What do you guys think about going straight fighter until level 8 before crossing to Sword Sage? Doing that would allow me to get the prereqs for Defensive Throw several levels faster- can get it as soon as level 9, and would grant me the multiple attack BAB two levels faster than cross...

Exalted Fighter/SwordSage build: Lv1: Feat: Sacred Vow; Human feat: Vow of Poverty; Fighter 1: Improved Unarmed Strike; VoP1: AC+ 4, Intuitive Attack AC: +3+4 BAB: +1(+4) Saves: +2, +0, +0 Unarmed damage: d3+3 Lv2: Fighter 2: Weapon Focus (Unarmed); VoP2: Touch of Golden Ice AC: +3+4 BAB...

So, for a potential Paladin/ Monk Ascetic Knight build: Abilities/feats Lv1: Human Feat: Sacred Vow; Starter Feat: Vow of Poverty; Paladin 1: Aura of Good, Detect Evil, Smite 1/day; VoP 1: AC+4, Touch of Golden Ice AC: (3 DEX +4 VoP) BAB: +1(+3 STR) Saves: +2, +0, +0 Lv2: Pal2: Divine...

I'll definitely look into the trip function- after all, it's just a simple matter of substituting Improved Sunder for Improved Trip and Power Attack for Combat Expertise, since I'd not be getting the free monk feat for it until level 10 at the least. Where is the Dungeon crasher at? Never...

I'm looking at the Kensai now, and it's looking interesting to say the least. The only real problem that I'm seeing with it is that it's incompatible with Vow of Poverty. (requires masterwork weapon, if the weapon isn't a natural attack) Also, with the signature weapon- for a monk's unarmed...

A thought: How would this feat chain work? Improved Unarmed Strike, Improved Natural Attack, Superior Unarmed Strike.

This is what I have so far: Name: Horus Race: Human Class: Fighter 4 (campaign start) Monk levels after Base Stats: STR: 17 CON: 17 DEX: 17 INT: 16 WIS: 18 CHA: 17 Feats/abilities: Lv1: Feat: Sacred Vow; Human feat: Vow of Poverty; Fighter 1: Improved Unarmed Strike; VoP1: AC+ 4, Touch of...

"The beatings will continue until morale improves!"

My loot? If I take VoP, I won't be using any loot. Not to say that it wouldn't be inconsiderate towards the rest of the party, though. However, on that note, one of the other players did mention that he was going to take arms/armor craft skills.

Our policy is to roll 4d6 seven times, throw out the lowest die and pick the six highest sets for our stats. My seventh set was a 10. :shrug:

Why a fighter? Mostly for the bonus feats, and I had to choose between Fighter, Paladin, or Knight for the first four levels. I'm not familiar with Ascetic Knight, what's it from? And while it might be petty, it was the DM's perrogative, and I'm not the kind of player that is going to...

Actually, I did. There were a few 1's thrown in the rolls (a total of ten, to be precise, a number of them were back-to back), but we used the rule of re-rolling ones. I would have had to re-roll the character if I hadn't have done my rolling in front of the DM and all the party players at the...

I had to convince him because he was wanting a 'knights of the round' type campaign.

yeah, we've already established that all 3.5 sourcebooks are acceptable, and even the handbooks for 3.0 (sword and fist, ect.) Aparently in a previous campaign someone played a decent VoP Druid, so the DM is comfortable with the abilities.

My DM just recently started my group on a new campaign and had us roll up new characters, and I had the glorious pleasure of rolling a near perfect stat run. (18, 17, 17, 17, 17, 16 was my actual roll.) I paid for it later by almost failing all my later rolls in the first encounter, though...