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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Inconsequenti-AL" data-source="post: 1771574" data-attributes="member: 6584">Ramblings:If you're going to be spending a lot of time outdoors, I'd consider looking at the mounted combat chain - can really help with the mobility and hurting power. Consider leadership for a better mount. Obviously not a lot of use if it's all going to be city based or dungeon crawling.If you're the only fighter, then I'd aim at building up to spring attack by about level 8 or so. You'll start running into all sorts of monsters that you won't want to be taking full attacks from - certainly not if the rest of the party is staying out of reach... Being able to dart in, hit them once, really hard, and then back off is a great ability. Can be useful at lower levels, where you don't have an extra attack to lose.I'd steer clear of focusing on one weapon. Possibly go for quickdraw and a whole variety of weapons... right tool for the right job. I'd include a two handed weapon, 1 handed, shield, reach weapon, spiked armour for grapples and a bow for starters... just make sure you're strong enough to lug it all round.At first level, I think sword and shield wins out over 2 handed weapons. The extra AC is really nice and most creatures are just overkilled by a greatsword!Some feats:1- Power Attack, Cleave, Quickdraw2- Point Blank Shot3- Rapid Shot4- Dodge5- 6- Mobility, Spring attackFrom here you could head in many directions. Whirlwind attack could be nice if you fight a lot of weaker stuff?</blockquote>

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