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for what its worth here are the changes that I propose to the AV PrC Arcane Valet "How may I be of service, sir?" A good servant can improve the station of his employer. A truly exceptional person requires a level of service far beyond what any normal person could provide. It is these type of...

I think that this is a really good idea for a PrC. There is a PrC for a squire in the quint. Paladin, and you are right that is definatly a cohort. however in a game where there are various stations, ie: nobleity using the analagy that you made to Alfread etc. this class would be more of a...

Thanks Bob, I got the file can't wait to delve in. give me a few days and I'll post my ascessment along with any suggestions I may have. btw - I like the Idea of compiling this stuff. :)

holy bovine I know exactly what you meen. I can never seem to find the book thst has the one I am looking for in it . . . well it takes a while anyway. I would love to see a copy of this as well. the index alone would save me lots of time ;)

one of the best in my game is Toughness grants 1 extra hit point per level and can only be taken once. it is retroactive.

you may just be better off converting the 2e Al Quadim version to suit your needs

can you email me a copy of the excell file so I can read this correctly? It looks like somthing that I may be able to use some or even all of in my campaign. thanks Joe

this is basically an assistant or henchman type class. if you want to playone thats fine. but its basically an NPC class like an expert which would make for a natural progression into the Valet PrC. Its baically the same as playing the squire rather then the knight. that's why I see it as an...

as an NPC class I would like to see NPC's qualify for it without resorting to taking up adventuring classes to do so. what about dropping the spell requirements and giving the level 0 and level 1 spells at 1st level of the PrC and the level 2 spell at level 3 then adjusting the PrC's powers as...

Are you refering to the tinker gnolmes? also there was an Al Quadim artificer in 2e

what have you come up with cost wise for this stuff?

from a flavor standpoint I think the Sorc would actually be better since he would not have trained for years under a mentor or studied at an accadamy. in my experience most wizards dont take on the roll of "servent". I still like the Idea of an expert taking this class, but as written an adapt...

I think that you may be forgeting about the Adept.

yes

back in a 2e game we used similar rules for airborn climbing and decending. basically you move 75% of you move when going up a 45 degree angle and 50 % going straight up. going down was easier at a 45 degree andle you moved 125% of your normal move and a power dive gave you 200% normal move...

Ok I'm suitably impressed. that was a concice if scientific answer.

the metamagiced versions of the spells would be unaccessable if the slot required by the ie: hightened spell became unavailable.

I was looking at the ultimate book of feats the other day and saw one that allows a wizard to attract a larger familiar. each time the feat is taken the size catogory goes up by 1. of course you have to have the creature there as it doesn't actually summon it, and you don't get any special...

Sorc's are good on the fly as a mobile fireing platform. especially if they take energy substitution. Wizards are good in general and really god when they know what to prepair for and have adiquate time to do so. the 4 spell thing can be slightly overcome by taking the extra spell feat but its...

he would however be able to add a metamagic feat to it and cast it as less then a full round action.