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<blockquote data-quote="Rackhir" data-source="post: 3035154" data-attributes="member: 149">Do you have to run a melee fighter? Or is that just what everyone else is running? I'd look at something else entirely (caster or rogue) if you already have two competent melee combatants. Perhaps a Ranger/Ftr/Archer type or Rogue/Ftr type if you still want a combatant.If you still want something along the lines of what you've spec'ed out. Well Spiked Chain is ideal for the style you are describing. Mind you most likely you will want a couple of chains. The Warforged Scout in Shilsen's Saturday campaign is always having to drop his because he blew a str check for tripping. So he carries around like three of them. You might also want to look into taking some levels of scout. Their skirmish damage works well with a &quot;hit and run&quot; style of character and they have a number of mobility enhancing abilities. Never under estimate the value of Tumble to a character who's trying to move about the battle field.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rackhir, post: 3035154, member: 149"] Do you have to run a melee fighter? Or is that just what everyone else is running? I'd look at something else entirely (caster or rogue) if you already have two competent melee combatants. Perhaps a Ranger/Ftr/Archer type or Rogue/Ftr type if you still want a combatant. If you still want something along the lines of what you've spec'ed out. Well Spiked Chain is ideal for the style you are describing. Mind you most likely you will want a couple of chains. The Warforged Scout in Shilsen's Saturday campaign is always having to drop his because he blew a str check for tripping. So he carries around like three of them. You might also want to look into taking some levels of scout. Their skirmish damage works well with a "hit and run" style of character and they have a number of mobility enhancing abilities. Never under estimate the value of Tumble to a character who's trying to move about the battle field. [/QUOTE]

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