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<blockquote data-quote="Zerth" data-source="post: 1031554" data-attributes="member: 8556">Your feat selection is just fine, but like you said there's always alternatives. For the archer, I like your starting feats, dodge and point-blank shot. I wouldn't go for spring attack, though. It's just not a good choice for an archer. I'd consider shot on the run instead. It also has dodge and mobility as prerequisites (with point-blank shot) and would be much more useful to this character than spring attack.Weapon focus is essential for the dwarf if you plan on using two waraxes at higher levels. You would have a higher to hit penalty, because wouldn't have a light weapon in the other hand.WF wouldn't be a bad choice even if you chose the urgrosh instead.At higher levels, the two waraxes would do better damage with TWF. The urgrosh could be used as a two-handed weapon, if needed. Though really effective only if you take power attack later. Whatever pleases you.If it's a frontline fighter you need, don't make a monk. Monk could be ok in that role, but would need far better stats. That's the one thing, that still bothers me with the monk in 3.5 - they are too stat-dependent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zerth, post: 1031554, member: 8556"] Your feat selection is just fine, but like you said there's always alternatives. For the archer, I like your starting feats, dodge and point-blank shot. I wouldn't go for spring attack, though. It's just not a good choice for an archer. I'd consider shot on the run instead. It also has dodge and mobility as prerequisites (with point-blank shot) and would be much more useful to this character than spring attack. Weapon focus is essential for the dwarf if you plan on using two waraxes at higher levels. You would have a higher to hit penalty, because wouldn't have a light weapon in the other hand. WF wouldn't be a bad choice even if you chose the urgrosh instead. [B][/B] At higher levels, the two waraxes would do better damage with TWF. The urgrosh could be used as a two-handed weapon, if needed. Though really effective only if you take power attack later. Whatever pleases you. [B][/B] If it's a frontline fighter you need, don't make a monk. Monk could be ok in that role, but would need far better stats. That's the one thing, that still bothers me with the monk in 3.5 - they are too stat-dependent. [/QUOTE]

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