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A new Dragon Disciple

NilCat

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In a campaign I'm in at the moment I've developed a Paladin to 6. leve and added a few levels of a home-made PrC to gain most of the mounted combat feats. When I level next time I was very unsure of where to take this guy. I'm not very fond of spellcasting (and that is almost all the paladin gets after sixth level (yes I know about the increased abilities of the mount, but I'm not convinced that it is enough of a benefit to inspire me. Then I read TaB and saw the Dragon Disciple. I was imidiately hooked on the concept!

Since then I've read a few of the musings on this PrC on these boards and I've decided to try and change it toward a more combat-oriented version. I was thinking of removing the new spell known feature and replace it with a fighter-like BAB progression and up the HD to D10 with maybe an upgrade to D12 somewhere around the middle (perhaps when you change size).

As to the size problem I think that the change in size should provide reach and maybe a small increase in speed (+5 or +10 ft oly). I believe that the abilityscore adjustments in the PrC are all bacause of the size-change so they should not be applied twice.
 

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The DD is already a combat-oriented class.

The Sage has ruled that the DD does not get both class-based ability score increases and ability score increases from size change, so that's just according to the rules.
 

Actually, the stat increases from the class are all racial.... so a str 10 human who goes DD winds up large size with 18 str. A half-dragon human is medium size with 18 str. Make sense? Apparently it does to the sage, so there you have it...

--Impeesa--
 

May be we are just pre-empting an errata for the half-dragon template stating that the creature increase in one size category! :)
 

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