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<blockquote data-quote="Gargoyle" data-source="post: 3063234" data-attributes="member: 529">I'm of the same opinion as Gribble, that the class would be too good.&nbsp; Uncanny dodge is not as good as rage.&nbsp; The funny thing about Tiger Claw is that it strongly encourages you to use Two Weapon Fighting.&nbsp; It's the only discipline with prerequisites on every 1st level maneuver and stance, except for one, which is Wolf Fang Strike, the one that allows you to attack with two weapons as a standard action.&nbsp; Rage works best with power attack and two handed weapons.&nbsp; But still, I understand what you mean.&nbsp; Thematically, they do work well together.&nbsp; There is even a feat, Tiger Blooded that requires both rage and a Tiger Claw maneuver.&nbsp; And even though a player could multiclass as a barbarian/swordsage, that's not really what I want.I would like to allow rage, but I'm unsure of what to take away.&nbsp; Perhaps allowing barbarians to keep rage but not gain stances would be good.&nbsp; Rage is sort of like a stance anyway, it is isn't always on, but it is used during most combats and lasts for a while.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gargoyle, post: 3063234, member: 529"] I'm of the same opinion as Gribble, that the class would be too good. Uncanny dodge is not as good as rage. The funny thing about Tiger Claw is that it strongly encourages you to use Two Weapon Fighting. It's the only discipline with prerequisites on every 1st level maneuver and stance, except for one, which is Wolf Fang Strike, the one that allows you to attack with two weapons as a standard action. Rage works best with power attack and two handed weapons. But still, I understand what you mean. Thematically, they do work well together. There is even a feat, Tiger Blooded that requires both rage and a Tiger Claw maneuver. And even though a player could multiclass as a barbarian/swordsage, that's not really what I want. I would like to allow rage, but I'm unsure of what to take away. Perhaps allowing barbarians to keep rage but not gain stances would be good. Rage is sort of like a stance anyway, it is isn't always on, but it is used during most combats and lasts for a while. [/QUOTE]

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