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Whew, old post. If you like this, I would highly recommend picking up Complete Warmage from our store. It's a much more balanced and well put together iteration of the class. Also, it's cheap, so you've got that going for you!

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I will seriously Consider this. I'd like to make archetypes that build off one or two of the Martial Disciplines from Tome Of Battle, and I think I could make something that focuses on Str + Dex a possibility, Maybe for Tiger Claw. In that instance, I wouldn't use Ki as a mechanism, maybe...

I have no idea. The red circle makes him look like Bloodshot, but other than that it was just a cool picture I found.

The idea here is that it's essentially martial arts for a fighter. I don't see it as a real problem: A polearm fighter will be doing 1d10+str+1d4+str at first or fourth level, and this is exactly that. I don't really disagree with you, but I don't really have another place to put it, and its a...

The general idea of this class is a combination of Fighter and monk. That being said, the "pommel Strike" extra attack is mechanically equal to the feature a monk gets at level 1. Think of Kenjutsu as Martial Arts, just slightly more restrictive. Also, and you made the point yourself, The...

Martial Archtype: Kensai While others may devote themselves to strengthening their body to inhuman levels, leading a thousand men in mass combat, or in the subtle and deliberate arts of magic, the kensai has chosen to devote himself to perfecting his techniqe, and the will that guides it. By...

I made a few edits, hopefully those abilities are a bit more balanced. You're right, I really do need to read the books; I really love Geralt's story, and I'd like to see how much has bled over from the novels. To your point about Extra Attack, paladins get both Extra attack and Improved Divine...

So...Ive built this over the past couple days, and it hasn't really gotten the traction I thought it would. Since you just so happened to build a (much nicer looking) version, I'd like to get your opinion on my interpretation. Keep in mind: based solely off of my experience with The wild Hunt...

I've done one as a retrofit onto the Warlock class. Haven't gotten a lot of feedback, so I'd love to have some people check it out! http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?419994-Warlock-Patron-Vestiges-(Binder)

Don't forget about the Monk's Belt/Monk's Robe! That was one of the go-to items in previous editions that hasn't surfaced yet. The version I made for my players was Very Rare, allowed them to treat their Monk abilities (Unarmed damage, Ki points, and unarmored Movement speed) as if they were 5...

Yes. Invocations are a great way to add things to Warlock without changing the structure of the class - Pact combat: (pre-req: level 3, Pact of the Blade) You gain a fighting style from one of the following list: Dueling, Two Weapon Fighting, Defensive, Great Weapon Fighting, Mariner. You may...

I will say that I tend to agree with you on most parts of this. I'm playing a BP warlock, but with a Homebrew Patron that grants Medium armor prof, Shields, and the Defense fighting style; certainly hasn't been overpowered (I've been hit plenty), but it is a LOT more survivable than I am...

Since i'm coming at it from the perspective of the 3.5 warlock, I think it works just fine, if not better than intended. The old version was a somewhat enhanced regular person with a magic laser rifle; this one isn't much different. the fact that it has spell slots AT ALL was a surprise to me...

That's not altogether different than my current patron. He's a Solar. All angel's names end with el. His name is Kal. Kal-el. My patron is Angel Superman.

Warlock Patron: Celestial Warlock Patron: Sentai Warlock Patron: The Beacon (Green Lantern) Warlock Patron: Elemental More self promotion. Lawful/Good patrons certainly aren't out of the question: Out of the 4, The Beacon, Sentai, and celestial are all ostensibly good. Think of the warlock...

A lot of the fan's issues (such as mine) would be solved if they just had a damn OGL for this edition. People keep talking about psionics, and how much they want that, but even Pathfinder didn't do that in house (Thank you, DSP). Give the third parties a chance to make the stuff you don't want...

Just because I like to be a pain: Odysseus - Leather bag containing all the winds (except the north wind) - the Moly plant, used to resist Circe's magic - The Bow of apollo, though only at the end of the story. Beowulf - Hrunting, a sword - Naegling, a...

Dear god. Yes they do. Page 38 of the DMG, as has been stated multiple times, gives good examples of what a character at said levels should be expected to have based on the magic level of the game in question. You are 1000% expected to gain and use magical items over the course of the game...