Ascetic feats

[Ahrimon]

Are there any other Ascetic feats besides those in The Complete Adventurer? I could really use an Ascetic Warrior feat to make a good combination of fighter and monk without saccrificing a good portion of my monk abilities.

Thank you.

Ahrimon

 

[Crothian]

nope

 

[Timeboxer]

Um, to be honest, I think the Ascetic and Devoted feats were intended to allow you to do otherwise weird or impossible multiclasses.

Which is the entire reason why I went to the trouble of making a Paladin/Barbarian Devoted feat, to be honest. Paladins don't have to be knights in shining armor, after all.

 

[smootrk]

many of the new feats involved in the newer complete books are just 'rule breakers'. Just a convienient way for individuals to bend or warp the logical rules to make the illogical characters work.

 

[Darkness]

Which is the entire reason why I went to the trouble of making a Paladin/Barbarian Devoted feat, to be honest. Paladins don't have to be knights in shining armor, after all.

Your feat hopefully allows lawful barbarians to rage?

 

[Crothian]

many of the new feats involved in the newer complete books are just 'rule breakers'. Just a convienient way for individuals to bend or warp the logical rules to make the illogical characters work.

logical rules? illogical characters?? THat's funny. :\

So, what is so illogical about a Paladin Monk? Both are relgios oriented, both are martial in design...seem to gotohether pretty well.

 

[smootrk]

logical rules? illogical characters?? THat's funny. :\

So, what is so illogical about a Paladin Monk? Both are relgios oriented, both are martial in design...seem to gotohether pretty well.

I said 'many' not all. Some combinations are logical, like the paladin monk.

 

[Crothian]

I said 'many' not all. Some combinations are logical, like the paladin monk.

So, then what is illogical about a Paladin Ranger? A Monk Sorcerer? I can go through all the ones if you like until I get answers. There are only what 7 combos here.

 

[smootrk]

Nothing is illogical about the class combo's. But does stacking of levels for special abilities really need to be there? Why should a Paladin's level mean anything to his Ranger Level in determining special abilities.... Like I said, just convienient ways to 'powergame' a character. I just have the opinion that it is not really necessary, even if you allow the class combo's in question... which I like (Paladin/Monk, Pal/Ranger, etc.)

 

[Crothian]

Nothing is illogical about the class combo's. But does stacking of levels for special abilities really need to be there? Why should a Paladin's level mean anything to his Ranger Level in determining special abilities.... Like I said, just convienient ways to 'powergame' a character. I just have the opinion that it is not really necessary, even if you allow the class combo's in question... which I like (Paladin/Monk, Pal/Ranger, etc.)

all they are doing is making an ability that would become useless useful. And it is at the cost of a feat so it is not like they are getting these abilities for free.