D&D 3E/3.5 3.5 Bladestorm Adept

[Caliban]

Here is a prestige class I made back in 3.0. By request, I recently updated it for the 3.5 rules.

I've attached the DOC file to this post because I'm to lazy to work out the HTML formatting again.

Let me know what you think.

 

[kreynolds]

Well, he ^ already knows this, but I dig the heck out of it. Cal, you shoulda put up a poll or something. You know, Smetzger-style.

 

[Starman]

I just downloaded this and checked it out. Very nice! I'll definitely use it.

Starman

 

[Aelryinth]

Hmm

Well, I'm under the impression that perfect TWF is an Epic level ability, or a level 18+ class ability (cites the Tempest class).

Based on that alone, I'd have to say the class doesn't fit. He's a better TWF then the fighter spec class designed around the concept.

I dont think the other abilities are all that bad...he's probably going to have at least a level in Monk since he can't wear armor, and be using butterfly swords or something so he can flurry...

Flavor wise, it's not that bad...but Coriolis? I wonder how an Italian managed to get himself named into a combat technique like this.

==Aelryinth

 

[Caliban]

Hmm

Well, I'm under the impression that perfect TWF is an Epic level ability, or a level 18+ class ability (cites the Tempest class).

Based on that alone, I'd have to say the class doesn't fit. He's a better TWF then the fighter spec class designed around the concept.

Tempest is a ranger class designed around the TWF concept. Bladestorm adept is just as much a "fighter spec class" designed around two-weapon fighting as Tempest is. It's just even more focused, with greater restrictions and higher prerequisites.

In fact, Bladestorm Adept predates the Tempest (and I think the name sounds suspiciously similar).