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Any Template that turns you into an undead. Or, just give yourself 16 CON. Same health, roughly, and qualify for more feats.

I think the idea makes a lot of sense. As a variant to the variant, I think Strength should play a factor somehow. After all, just because you're wielding a greatsword, and it's already a slow weapon, I'd like to see someone with average Strength swing that thing around.

Yes, like Inevitables. And, it could be available to Bards who had an alignment change, I suppose, but I should change it.

They can be considered sentient constructs, like the Warforged. They're intelligent enough to receive and execute highly specific commands, and, short of alignment changes, how is it available to Bards? It's a SU ability. Bonuses apply to the Queen. I'll fix these things later today.

At higher levels, character who actually use weapons would be making too many attacks for their weapons to survive, or take a break every couple of rounds, while they're still in the middle of a fight.

Where would you put Crusade? Currently, it's Warblade 17/ Sword Sage 1/ EWP Master 2, although I'm not sure where to fit those 3 levels.I do fancy the idea of Swordsage's extra maneuvers, and access to the most schools

I am forgetting the capstone ability. i'll only be going up to it's 17th level with the build that I might use as above.

I understand. Based on what I qualify for at first level, I've got EWP: Spiked Chain, and Power Attack. At 3rd, I'll pick up Mage Slayer, and for the 5th level bounus feat, Improved Initiative. I'd pick up Stand Still at 6th. What do people think of the Swordsage Dip? I pick up a few more...

Necropolitan.

Everyone should ignore the post below this one.

You're going to be incredibly mad, in all likelihood. Maybe a Rogue 1/Barbarian 1/ Sword Sage 2/ Wiz 1/ Cleric 3/ Then Theurging, using an early entry method on the Wiz side. But, you won't be effective.

Especially Improved UA on a Spiked Chain wielder. Although, I do pick most of the feats up as Warblade Bonus feats.

I tweaked the mechaniecs for summoning pieces some more.

What about a few levels of Swordsage, and slipping in to Master of Nine, to still sort of pick up the dual stance ability?

Alot of times, enemies can be especiallty effective in a certain environment. I made a forest for a dungeon, where the group had to track one of the more powerful members of a global-scale crime syndicate, and the guy was a Teflammar Shadowlord, and kep teleporting to a different tree top each...

Hey, that's a lot of help! Is there any PrC that could help imrpove the build? Mage Slayer will have to wait, I don't meet Prerequisites at first.

The Druid section in Frostburn would imply yes as well.

You know what I mean. :P

I can PM the book to you, if you'd like. It's on page 38.

"Direct Hit 2d6, splash 2," according to the book.