It's actaully weaker than it looks. The inability of the PrCs to swap maneuvers drops them by a LOT compared to their base-class peers.Shazman said:The class is probably one of the most intersting and useful PrC's int Tome of Battle. It's definitely one of the coolest divine PrC's out there. Divine spellcasting, plus maneuvers and two swift actions a round! Yes, please! I never even thought about Wee Jas at all before this beauty was created.
brehobit said:It's actaully weaker than it looks. The inability of the PrCs to swap maneuvers drops them by a LOT compared to their base-class peers.
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hong said:I guess what he means is that the base ToB classes can change maneuvers known every other level. Eg you use insightful strike until you hit 12th level, when you swap it for greater insightful strike. The PrCs don't have this feature, or at least it's not made explicit.
Just keep in mind that provides a _huge_ power up to the PrCs. A crusader basically gets 2 of each level of maneuver. So at 6th level he will have 2 3rd, 2 2nd, and X 1st level maneuvers (if he always takes the highest available). A RKV gets only 1 of each level. It is a VERY significant (and I think needed) power limitation on the PrCs in the Bo9S.RigaMortus2 said:Ahhh, yes. That's true. But I beleive that is true with all the PrCs, not just RKV. I houserule that the PrCs are allowed to swap maneuvers.
Piratecat said:One alternative might be the PHB2 retraining rules, perhaps? That would allow you to change one strike per level, if you change nothing else.