Hi All,
First time poster, long time lurker. I'm currently involved in a D&D 3.5 Homebrew game. GM is very flexible in terms of stats and classes etc and my latest character which I have been running for six months is a Lvl 11 Fighter with bow speciality. At this level he is pretty awesome with his skill Level, +17 to hit with the bow, but is starting to get outclassed by the other characters - Dwarven battlepriest, Elven Sorcerous, Half-Orc Barbarian, Dwarven Paladin, Half Tifling Multiclass (mostly assassin). GM style is very light on the magical gear so basic stats are ~very~ important. At this level we are taking on multiple fire giants and small dragons. At this stage I have not yet taken any special Archer class (I need to get my bow craft skills up to make the prerequisites) SO...
Which second class do I take to make the character more effective? Peerless Archer? Arcane Archer? Or something completely different yet still complements my skills?
Any advice is appreciated.
Fynn
First time poster, long time lurker. I'm currently involved in a D&D 3.5 Homebrew game. GM is very flexible in terms of stats and classes etc and my latest character which I have been running for six months is a Lvl 11 Fighter with bow speciality. At this level he is pretty awesome with his skill Level, +17 to hit with the bow, but is starting to get outclassed by the other characters - Dwarven battlepriest, Elven Sorcerous, Half-Orc Barbarian, Dwarven Paladin, Half Tifling Multiclass (mostly assassin). GM style is very light on the magical gear so basic stats are ~very~ important. At this level we are taking on multiple fire giants and small dragons. At this stage I have not yet taken any special Archer class (I need to get my bow craft skills up to make the prerequisites) SO...
Which second class do I take to make the character more effective? Peerless Archer? Arcane Archer? Or something completely different yet still complements my skills?
Any advice is appreciated.
Fynn