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I was think that a lot of classes can be made suitable for the concept of a character of royal lineage, but why isn't there one specifically for it? The closes I came, mechanically, was the Marshal, since support based abilities seems what I'd do. I made something of a rough draft for the idea...

Abjurant Champion is generally a nice PrC for Duskblades. I think there's a wilingl deformity feat that gives you an extra 5ft reach, which complements the concept.

I'm fairly certain anyone who meets the requirements of a skill trick can use them. Complete Scoundrel is one of my favorite books, both in it's new game options, and the fluff.

I agree, it's not the most broken thing, and Shadowcasters are pretty underpowered due to many restrictions inherent in the class mechanics, but I'd allow it if the rules supported it. I just don't think they do, and I'm looking for a logical arguement other than the most obvious I one already made.

Yes, you can do that. But it shouldn't be right there as just a class ability and one feat. Holes in game mechanics should only be found by peolpe paying too much attention.

Which become very silly when you have mid level characters, all with Belts of Battle, and Epic Weapons, etc.

Barring the teleport spells, anything that mass produces normally cheap resources. (Wall of X, X to Y, and the ladder/10ft pole loop.)

Not yet, maybe I'll try that.

Powerful Build, on something buffed to a larger size, simply counts them as one size larger, I think.

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Yes, I told him the same thing.

Me and a friend of mine are looking through Tome of Magic, and he is convinced that Metashadow Feats, based on the text, don't increase the effective spell level, and I say that part saying "Metashadow Feats function identically to Metamagic feats in all ways not specifically contradicted...

Or 10, in this case.

Barbarian can be just as Grapple based as Monk, and is, in general, better. this gives you a way around Spellcasters. But whatever floats your boat.

Runescarred Berserker REQUIREMENTSTo qualify to become a runescarred berserker, a character must fulfill all the following criteria. Base Attack Bonus:+7. Skills: Craft (scarring) 5 ranks, Intimidate5 ranks, Sense Motive 2 ranks. Feats: Iron Will, Survivor (FRCS), at least one berserker...

I think there's some PrC some where, maybe it was Runescarred Berserker (?), that had an AMF effect.

Assuming he gets in contact with the Wizard. What if the Wizard just Abrupt Jaunts out of your grasp everytime?

I didn't find it in MM3, and it's not even listed on WotC's list of printed monsters.

This, in addition to what I said.