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<blockquote data-quote="reichtfeld" data-source="post: 769074" data-attributes="member: 10264"><p>Str 13, Dex 17, Con 13, Int 14, Wis 10, Cha 14.&nbsp; Anyone wondering at the oddity should note the stats are rolled.&nbsp; I dropped my level 4 stat boost into dexterity.&nbsp; The concept is that he is a rake/swordsman.&nbsp; Levels in Gladiator will reflect his nature for showy combat and duelist is self-explanatory.&nbsp; Urban ranger got the TWF/ambi combo, of course, but the DM agreed that I could use the &quot;culture&quot; of duelists and rakes as a favored enemy.&nbsp; Technically, that means he gets his bonus against any enemy that uses weapon finesse with their primary weapon.&nbsp; He's trained to beat other swift, graceful, and precise fighters.&nbsp; Right now I'm using a MW buckler and magical rapier.&nbsp; The buckler means 1 less AC then a darkwood shield, but I like being able to alternate between one-handed and two-handed grips for the +4 to disarm, albeit at the sacrifice of AC.&nbsp; Which is why the idea of using a triple dagger with a shield intrigued me, so I could get the AC bonus and a +3 to disarm.&nbsp; So far we've only had one combat encounter aside from the bar fight that I picked when introducing the character to the group (disarmed one of the major NPCs in round 1), but I figure that he will make a very good secondary fighter to complement our group's meat shield.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="reichtfeld, post: 769074, member: 10264"] Str 13, Dex 17, Con 13, Int 14, Wis 10, Cha 14. Anyone wondering at the oddity should note the stats are rolled. I dropped my level 4 stat boost into dexterity. The concept is that he is a rake/swordsman. Levels in Gladiator will reflect his nature for showy combat and duelist is self-explanatory. Urban ranger got the TWF/ambi combo, of course, but the DM agreed that I could use the "culture" of duelists and rakes as a favored enemy. Technically, that means he gets his bonus against any enemy that uses weapon finesse with their primary weapon. He's trained to beat other swift, graceful, and precise fighters. Right now I'm using a MW buckler and magical rapier. The buckler means 1 less AC then a darkwood shield, but I like being able to alternate between one-handed and two-handed grips for the +4 to disarm, albeit at the sacrifice of AC. Which is why the idea of using a triple dagger with a shield intrigued me, so I could get the AC bonus and a +3 to disarm. So far we've only had one combat encounter aside from the bar fight that I picked when introducing the character to the group (disarmed one of the major NPCs in round 1), but I figure that he will make a very good secondary fighter to complement our group's meat shield. [/QUOTE]

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