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It doesn't matter which method they use to resolve this, whether empowering the melee classes further, or scaling back the divine casters. As long as it gets solved.

Sorry if this question has already been asked/answered, but I must know. Will 4E restore the Fighter to his rightful place as the premier melee class? Or will he still have to put up with classes like the Cleric and Druid that through buffs and special abilities, mimic or replace him entirely...

Thanks for the recommendation guys. Do you think it's best to have more barbarian levels or fighter levels in a Fighter/Barbarian multiclass?

But, wouldn't the rogue levels be rendered useless if you plan on using heavy or medium armor? I was intending on going 12 Fighter and 8 Paladin.. The weapon specialization feat chain coupled with Divine Might should prove to be a nasty combination, and my saving throws would be excellent...

What are some good Core only warrior builds? By Core, I mean whats in the Players Handbook I and II, plus the DM guide.. Did the PHII make the 20th level fighter the most powerful melee type for Core only? Or does he still trail behind the Barbarian? Personally, I've always favored the...

Do Clerics have access to spell mantles in PnP like they do in NWN? I hope 4.0e nerfs the Cleric and Druid a bit.. I know it's all about role playing and what not, but these two classes should not have such an advantage over the others..

What about Sorcerors then? They don't have the same need to prepare that Wizards do. How would a Sorceror fare against a Cleric or Druid of equal level? I'm really surprised WotC would take the Cleric and Druid's power level so far though.. The Mage is powerful, but that power comes at a...

Wow, I'm amazed that most of you support the Cleric winning over the Mage.. I guess the rumors of the Cleric/Druid being overpowered are correct, because the Mage has typically been the most powerful class at high levels in D&D if I'm not mistaken. I'm a D&D n00b if any of you don't know yet :D

I'm sure there is a topic like this somewhere, but I could not find the search feature. Anyway, I'm just curious. Alot of people complain about the Cleric and Druid being overpowered.....but how do they stack up against a Mage, in terms of power? What chance does a 20th level Cleric have...

You and your mages :p

Lets see. Barbarian gets +4 to AB (+5 with Weapon focus) and +6 to damage from Mighty Rage using a two handed weapon. The fighter can get up to +4 to AB from Weapon Focus, Greater Weapon Focus and Melee Weapon Mastery.. Damage wise, he's getting +6 to his weapon of choice due to WS, WM and...

And that is exactly why so many people were unhappy about the fighter's circumstance.. The Fighter wasn't even the top dog when it came to damage dealing ability (Barb takes that crown), something which he should be the best at considering his roleplaying aspect isn't as great as the rest of...

In your opinion, is the fighter class sufficiently powered now after the release of the Players Handbook II? Has it returned to the days of 2nd edition when it was the undisputed king of melee? Could a 20th level fighter, now defeat a 20th level barbarian, or even the vaunted 10th level...

Thank you :) Obsidian is making NWN2, not Bioware. But I agree that Bioware's implementation of D&D rules in NWN was sorely lacking. For example, the different types of AC modifiers stacked! And ability, saving throw modifiers did not stack correctly. This resulted in characters that had...

Hehe, I don't blame you for being confused :lol: The only reason the 8 levels of Paladin mattered was because of the bug. With the bug, I HAD to find a way to get both divine might and divine shield using my Paladin levels (maximum of 8 for the build I have in mind). But, if Obsidian fixes...

I wasn't talking about my bonus feats. I was talking about general feats, and you just confirmed Ilium's assessment.. The problem (which now turns out to be a bug) was that I could not take Divine Might/Shield as a GENERAL feat slot when I leveled up as a fighter, although I qualified for it...

If what Ilium said is correct, then it doesn't matter anymore because I can take Divine Shield as a FIGHTER (with a few levels of Paladin ofcourse), and not as a Paladin..

Thanks! Thats what I wanted to know! :) It was really strange, because feats like Extra smiting I could take as a Fighter if I had Paladin levels, but not Divine Might/Divine Shield :\

Hello, this is my first post here :) I've never played a PnP game, but I'm very fond of the CRPG D&D based games like Baldurs Gate, NWN etc.. Now, my question is this: The prerequesites for Divine Might in 3.5e are STR 13, Turn Undead and Power attack. To get Turn Undead, you need 4 levels...