Archer PrC's

[mooby]

in a different thread, I read that there are 4 archer PrC's.

I only know of two: The Arcane Archer, and the Order of the Bow Initiate.

What are, and where can the other two be found?


Thanks.

 

[Storm Raven]

in a different thread, I read that there are 4 archer PrC's.

I only know of two: The Arcane Archer, and the Order of the Bow Initiate.

What are, and where can the other two be found?

The Deepwood Sniper is found in Masters of the Wild.

The Peerless Archer is found in the Silver Marches FR supplement.

 

[Skullfyre]

And the heartseeker from Dragon 296

This has all the current WOTC prestige classes

http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20/rules/DnD3Index-PrestigeClasses.pdf

 

[Archer]

OMG, that file have everything I ever wanted and more. I was thinking about doing a small version of that myself before I knew that amazing compendium was already completed. It is so complete and well done.

 

[Skullfyre]

OMG, that file have everything I ever wanted and more. I was thinking about doing a small version of that myself before I knew that amazing compendium was already completed. It is so complete and well done.

that site even has spells indexed as well.
http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20/rules/

 

[Apok]

There is also the Wasp Bountyhunter from AEG's Rokugan book. Certainly not a mainstream archer PrC, but cool nonetheless.

 

[LostSoul]

And the heartseeker from Dragon 296

This has all the current WOTC prestige classes

http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20/rules/DnD3Index-PrestigeClasses.pdf

Is that legal?

 

[Apok]

Is that legal?

Good question.

It gives you everything except the complete list of special abilities, so it's not a carbon-copy write-up of the PrCs. I think it skirts the line of legality pretty closely, though.

 

[Deset Gled]

Is that legal?

I would say that it's a bit questionable, but I doubt anyone would complain much, because it's basically free advertising (and darn good advertising at that). By only giving the first couple levels and a brief descriptions, it tells its reader's enough information to know if the PrC is what they want, but still requires the to buy the book to really use it. Since the sources are well defined, I can easily see this page as enticing people to go out and buy a supplement book because they now know there's something in it they want. I know that it's made me want to search for some back issues of Dragon Magazine from time to time.

Of course, my point of view is probably pretty biased. I'm a big fan of entropy.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Waves the "What [insert name here] said" Flat.

Damn! Should have put "Deset Gled" in there.

Anyway, I don't think Wizards will mind that list, since you really need the respective books to use the PrC's.