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Damn, now I want to run a party of all single-classed Soul Knives. :)

Not quite the same, but there is a feat called "Able Learner" in Races of Destiny that lets you get "full value" out of cross-class skills, so your skill points buy full ranks instead of half-ranks.

As long as one is house ruling anyhow, well, why not?

I would treat the Eidolon as a cohort that changes stats once per character level (which, conveniently, is when your Summoner also changes stats). If you are comfortable with running 2 characters you should be fine. Also, since the eidolon's presence cuts down on some of the Summoner's...

Next question. Could an adventuring party composed of single-classed Fighters, Monks, Paladins, OA Samurai, and Soul Knives work? I guess the healing is limited to the Paladin, so that could be a downside.

Maybe add some NPCs to round out the party if it becomes an issue?

Or just have a lot of loaded guns ready to hand. :)

I don't like keeping track of things. I prefer fighter-types. I like the Warlock though, but that is because I don't have to keep track of things like I would with a wizard. Oh, this is all 3.5, mind.

I would assume that the Soul Knife is a perfectly fine mechanical character for a game geared to characters of the proper Tier. So the question is really what Tier is the Soul Knife and what other classes fit in that Tier and can a party of characters using classes from the Tier have an...

Leadership, for the squire.

Hence the popularity of the sword of subtlety. Especially since it can eventually be made into a +5 sword with an additional +4 bonus on sneak attacks (so a +9 sword, in a way).

The easiest in-game explanation is that dragons don't get old enough to reach the final few age categories. Just have them top out at "very old" so you don't have Ancient White Dragons but only Very Old Gold Dragons.

Personally, I like Acid Splash for minor magic and True Strike for major magic. Gives me chances to use sneak attacks even when I normally would not be able to (no ranged weapon to hand in the surprise round, or the AC of the bad guy is too darn high, or the bad guy has concealment). But I am...

Once, I rolled it (I have been playing since 1982). He was a paladin too! 2nd ed, with a kit, as I recall. Alas, the game didn't last that long.

Kalamar for me (I am a special snowflake, I guess). Of the five listed I would lean towards Birthright, as that had interesting options.

Never mind. I found it on the table. That said, are there other ways to get more evolution points other than the half-elf favored class route?

Does a Summoner get one evolution pool point per class level, or is there some table I am missing somewhere? Aside from the Half-elf favored class bonus, is there any other way to get more evolution pool points?

The major options being mentioned, here are some minor ones: Assassins have a disguise ability. You can't actually *be* a cleric (or whatever), but you can *look* like one, which might be useful. Illusionist/Thief is a possible combo, albeit with a low level cap on the illusionist side. If...

Does a Summoner get one evolution pool point per class level, or is there some table I am missing somewhere? Aside from the Half-elf favored class bonus, is there any other way to get more evolution pool points? __________________

Curiously this one is not offered by IPR but it is one of the indie games that everyone should read, if not play/run. Dogs in the Vineyard.