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Changed to 1 feat each 4 levels.

I don't get how they find out how often people get things. I figured that it was a bit as the Incantatrix from Forgotten Realms, so 1 feat per 3 levels. Considered for a moment going with Hathran improvement, but 1 per 2 levels was probably a bit too much. Also Incantatrix, Loremaster...

Certainly didn't have room for that among all the other stuff that I just had to take. Without metamagic feats there's no villain...

Changed from a fiend into a wizardly type, pure arcane spell casting, as I noticed the evil spellcaster types seemed to be more of Multiclassed divine/arcane spellcasters rather than focused arcane.

You could trade the Spellsword level for something else, so you can add up and get another class up until you can get levels. You could take 2 levels of Sorcerer and 2 levels of Arcane Hierophant. But you need to pour either 2 levels in Sorcerer or two into druid before you can start Multiclassing.

I'd love to see the class progression for this character? I can't really wrap my head around it. Blackguard requires a BAB of more than the +1 from Sorcerer and the +3 from Druid, it needs +6. You need 4 levels of Sorcerer and 3 levels of Cleric for Arcane Hierophant, you need level 3 divine...

Not that I have seen. It's a special class feature of the Dry Lich.

Improved Metamagic (Epic Level)? Persistent Spell (Complete Arcane)?

Improved Turn Resistance from Libris gives +4 turn resistance. Lifebond gives +4 turn resistance and +2 bonus on all saves, but with lifebond you need to be within 60 feet of the one you have decided to bond with to gain advantages.

Gwynneth Quaveryth Human Evoker/Elemental Savant (Air) 10/20 Medium-size Elemental ----------------------------------------------------------- ABILITY SCORES: Str 19 (+4) (Base 8, Inherent 5, +6 enchantment) Dex 22 (+6) (Base 11, Inherent 5, Enchantment 6) Con 26 (+8) (Base 15, Inherent 5...

Is Ogre an allowed race? I am considering an Ogre Barbarian/War Hulk. Those are the tanks of the battle field. ^_^

I think the Good needs that. The evil has some freak with 350HD of undead. Lots of punching through for the goodie ones. ;)

Good: Endovior - Elf Monk Kerrz - Deathless Tiefling Fighter Jarval - Human Cleric James Heard - Human Bard D20Dazza - Avoral Guardinal Ranger Ferrix - Dwarf Fighter ArmorFati - Anthromorphic Elephant War Hulk Evil: Rkhet - Human Spellcaster Bialaska - Succubus Fiend of All Three...

27 in a save isn't good? Looking over other characters around, I'll say that it is rather high as it's not a primary save.

It's in Complete Warrior. Starts out with Ranged Precision +1d8, which increases with 1d8 per 2 levels. You spend a standard action to fire a shot from your bow and then you deal the Ranged Precision as extra damage, which means that it's useful when rogues don't get their sneak attack and...

If only Order of the Bow Initiate had Hide as a class skill there was no doubt. Then I'd go: Fighter/Sorcerer/Order of the Bow Initiate 4/2/10 Fighter gives a lot of nice feats. Combined with sorcerer using Sniper's Shot and you can do that stuff from very distant range. And Order of the Bow...

The other ranged specialist increases the distance at which they can use things to 60 feet and they do that at 10th level. This one already gets that at 2nd level, at which time they can actually do it out to maybe 165 feet if you have far shot. And after that it gets even worse. For all others...

I'm not sure the reason why one needs a prestige class for this. Races of the Wild covers most of it with a single feat: Woodland Archer tactical feat. Able Sniper adds some backup. And look in Complete Adventurer and look up the Assassin spell named Sniper's Shot. And simply boost your hide...

What's so special about that Ur-Priest/Wizard? If I should make a dual character, I'd be doing Druid/Wizard/Arcane Hierophant/Mystic Theurge 4/4/10/12. Practised Spellcaster for both classes and you'll have spells as a level 30 Wizard and as a level 30 Druid and you'll have some other sorts of...

I despise Fighters for that reason. They are pathetically weak on higher levels.