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yeah, you would hope so: easier to just take an existing spellcasting setup rather than trying to assemble your own. :erm: especially considering your observation that this system values d12 hit dice more than twice as much as bard spellcasting. :-S

i'm trying to make what i think the ninja "should" be. or at least what i want it to be. :D

if you think that's weird, check out the "mystical abilities" section of his system.

exactly. by the way, i'm trying to make my version of this.

yep: d12 hd (50 cp) strong bab (25 cp) all strong saves (16 cp) barbarian's skill points and class skills (43 cp) simple and martial weapons (25 cp) sneak attack (21 cp) wisdom to ac (4 cp; 1 cp x 4 for being acquired at level 1) fast movement (4 cp; 1 cp x 4 for being acquired at level 1)...

based on popular opinion of these classes, such a mix doesn't seem to be unreasonable. or maybe i should just be a fighter/monk gestalt. :-S

yep, the character i posted uses exactly the 215 points allowed. eh, i'd rather be able to make the character work the way the system intends rather than optimizing. :erm: but thanks anyway. :D

nice work. :D ah, but you included some other things i didn't mention, like improved uncanny dodge (6 cp) and improved evasion (6 cp), but that's still 690 cp. it works using magecraft's system. :D

found what i'm looking for! anyone have experience with this? is there a pathfinder update or equivalent? i can finally have the character i want, with the hit dice, base attack bonus, skills, weapon proficiencies, uncanny dodge, and fast movement of a barbarian; the saving throws and wisdom...

the games don't work, either. they launch but there's no way to start a new game. :erm:

hiya, two questions about character classes: 1. in the generic class option of dnd 3.5, the warrior and expert don't seem terribly well balanced. the warrior's strengths are d10 hit points, strong bab, lots of weapon and armor proficiency, and many bonus feats. the expert's strengths are two...

have any of these abilities have seen use in your game? stonecunning low-light vision aura woodland stride trackless step slow fall timeless body swift tracker

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a wizard who specializes in death spells is called a necromancer. a wizard who specializes in illusion spells is called an illusionist. a wizard who specializes in enchantment spells is called an enchanter. what would a wizard who specializes in hand spells (interposing hand, for example) be...

i think this article is relevant.

holy crap! i just fell in love with the queen of evil dragons all over again.

a story hour has been completed? shocking! :D while i'm not sure about purchasing a book, a compiled pdf would definitely be appreciated. :) including stat blocks, new magic items and spells, and other campaign information would be even more awesome. :cool:

there's an npc here whose name is amurru, who had the ability to select spells from the wizard, cleric, and druid spell lists, but had no other class abilities. for the "frustrated with the mystic theurge" out there, could a reasonably powerful pc be made for 3/3.5/pf with similar mechanics as...

dude. xanax.

here's the name for it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schadenfreude as for the reason, i have no idea. maybe people are just mean.