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Its like that because he has provided proof, while you have only provided obfuscation, which I have to assume is because you are, for some reason, afraid of the consequences if a Conjurer isnt a better nuker than an Evoker.

I am astonished there are people who dont think the Orb spells are ridiculous. They are in the wrong school, AND they are too powerful. Both, at the same time. All I hear from those disagreeing are excuses. Weird.

Don't ask. I even provided a progression, but see, he wants to keep 19 rogue skills all maxed AT THE SAME TIME. I dont know why, dont ask.

I told you to go Rogue 3/Swashbuckler 3 2 weeks ago! OHHHH you little...

I dont recall one.

We pitched shadowbane stalker to him too. He's still a slacker.

We already recommended Rogue/Swashbuckler to Corsair, he doesnt like it. He's a big whiner. =P Make a character already, slacker.

My dread pirate is armor-less. Call me wacky. Apparently armor, ships and water have issues when mixed. I think we do way too much attribution around here. 3catcircus, your reply to my reply is what I like to hear. If I want to make a pirate, I dip rogue for sneak, swashbuckler for the...

Lazy? I am not in a single campaign where the DM will allow me to "build my own PrC" but I'd be THRILLED to be in one, so I didnt have to cobble together the prereq's for 3 PrC's and 2 base classes. As an example, I am currently playing a rogue, who is going for Rogue 3/Swashbuckler 3/Dread...

I much prefer the opposite approach, the one where the DM says, "Ok, everyone make up a fighter. A base class fighter. I dont allow PrC's and I don't allow dipping, also, I disallow feats, because some of them are powerful. We'll be running adventures of my choice, and you'll like it." and then...

I prefer Paladin of Tyranny to mix with my Hexblade, rather than Blackguard, Paladin of Tyranny gets an aura that knocks opponents saves down by 2, making your curses likelier to land. It gets all the benefits of a Blackguard, also, except sneak, but you dont get sneak from Blackguard anyway.

Red Dragon Disciple. Isnt 4th level Blackguard where you get turn undead? Its been awhile since I checked?

It isnt really THAT random, and also, Nail, you can mitigate the randomness by only picking the maneuvers you really want. That way you never get stuck with maneuvers you dont want. ;) Its like magic. If you keep picking a terrible card of the top, you have a lousy deck. My decks arent full of...

Couple of levels of monk gives you Improved Unarmed Strike, Stunning Fist, another bonus feat, nice unarmed strike damage, and unarmed strike is the favored weapon of almost all the disciplines, including shadow hand, setting sun, and tiger claw.

Fiendish Changeling, or even Half-Fiend Changeling, might be cool. I love changelings, by the by

IUS is a Shadow Hand weapon, so if your dex is 24, you get dex to dmg on IUS for your Swordsage/Monk, mine is dex based. I really took monk mostly for the dmg boost on IUS and the 99 free feats at level 1 and 2

A few suggestions: Make sure your main weapon is adamantine. Make sure its at least +1. This gives a hardness of 21 minimum. Hardness makes weapons much harder to break. If your backup is terrible, or worse, you simply don't even have a backup(happened to my Barbarian) engage passive aggressive...

Githzerai Monk/Swordsage is one of my current characters. Thats a sweet combo.

I believe the fact that Duelist is worse at its own schtick than a fighter, who isnt exactly top of the power food chain illustrates how poor Duelist is as an option.

At times? Sorcerers spells known always feels sparse to me...