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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turtlebuster" data-source="post: 5959865" data-attributes="member: 6696221">Aerial combat. well so far the warlock gunned down 1 yrthak and put another to sleep, effectively killing him in that situation. Dragons won't be dealable in the same ways, but the rogue and warlock together can probably put out enough ranged damage to combat a dragon if that is the main focus. It won't be ideal... but so far even with the green dragon we haven't had TOO much of a problem with being ranged.@<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=6682154" target="_blank">Nezkrul</a> : Yes, you are of course right. This build has several neat options for turn attempts but I shouldn't use them very regularly. with the first version of this class the cleric domains selected were renewal and earth - renewal mostly for the flavorful tank-like granted power... but this could easily be converted to a domain with more turning.In this way, the class could reliably use his highest dps strike nearly every turn +6d8 - not too shabby for a tank. His primary use of turn attempts was first for the min duration sacred bonus from the domain feat and the ability to use an immediate action to heal himself small amounts with the Divine Spirit feat. I think you are probably refferring to the Ruby Knight Vindicator class feature that lets you gain a swift action with an attempt, but honestly with the lack of swift/immediate actions this guy needs to make on a regular basis, I'd trade that feature for a ham sandwhich. I only actually went Ruby Knight over Ordained Champion because the build calls for some crusader abilities and I hate wasting potential - Ordained Champion would probably be my favorite PrC for a combat cleric and I plan to take it if we level past 15</blockquote>

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