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Epic Level Handbook.

Well, even just with Core, Wizards have much more versatility. I think it's more that previous editions had melee classes as being more powerful. I head people talking about the Paladin of older editions being powerful, which was the cause of it's nerfing in 3.5, for example.

It was just edited to add some changes. I'm glad you like it.

I tweaked some things.

Shut up, Mokuba.

1-20. Starting at 1st. No LA+X, please. And, sorry, should always post more details.

That would explain a lot. Maybe it's only from a mostly Legacy perspective that some mods seem "Strictly Business." My apologies, in that case.

Relax with all the details, you're overwhelming here.

Both the Wizards and Cleric in both parties will have time to buff. They do have the Druid, and possibly the Animal Companion, if ACFs are out of the picture. If you give the Unbeliever a high Init (you'd have to, or it just gets killed by a Shapechanged Wizard, for example,) it should also be...

Anyway, what would be a good finished build, level by level, for this?

Et Tu? Anyway, this class is, in my opinion, better than a caster. You've effectively made someone who can not be beaten in combat without some sort of special means. I might collapse Spell Immunity to something more reasonable, such as 1st<Third<5th level spells. It's not only mechanically...

The best campaign setting is the one with the most similarities to what your group has enjoyed in the past.

Well, the point of the forums is to answer queries a member may have about a game. While this would require a moderator to assist with people more interested with making an arguement, it seems contradictory to make an account to only moderate, instead of the point of the forum, asking and...

I understand that it must take up one's time to be a moderator here, but it seems to me as if the Moderators are only ever bearers of bad news, and it might be nice if they did something to help the people who make threads once in a while, instead of only commenting in posts where things get out...

I will be occasionally editing the original post for changes, but not right now.

Thanks for the (crudely stated but helpful) suggestions.

master scribe, here i come!

I'm making a Warblade for a one-on-one setup, arena style. I need a Warblade who can go toe to toe with almost any build, and would love some assistance. One of the mains problems I have trouble with is spellcasters (duh) specifically, keeping them in a spot where I can beat them up. I can't do...

I don't think I'm going to pit many things from the summon moster lists against 3 level 14 Warblades.

conjurer 3/master specialist 4/thaumaturgist 4/malconvoker 9? That's a pretty consistent build.