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<blockquote data-quote="Rackhir" data-source="post: 2240710" data-attributes="member: 149">And on the topic of the thread.Perhaps 2 lvs of fighter for the extra feats? Any Spiked chain character is going to be pretty feat intensive. You are going to want at a minimum, EWP: Spiked Chain and Combat reflexes (for more AoOs). Whirlwind attack requires quite a number of feats for that chain, - Combat Expertise, Dodge, Mobility, Spring Attack, Whirlwind attack. You require most of those feats for Shadowdancer anyway.So Human would be a good base for the extra feat. You'll have 4 from levels (1,3,6,9).&nbsp; Two levels of fighter would get you just enough feats for EWP,CR and the 5 feats for WA.So Ftr2/Rog5/SD 2-4 lvs. If you went to 12, you might want to add power attack. Alternatively you could go for a ranger based build, if you wanted to emphasize the dual weapon aspect. You would need like 6 lvs of ranger though to get the TWF and Imp TWF feats. which would restrict the number of rogue levels you could take, but Rng6/Rog3/SD2 would still work quite well and would have some significantly different abilities than your typical SD build.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rackhir, post: 2240710, member: 149"] And on the topic of the thread. Perhaps 2 lvs of fighter for the extra feats? Any Spiked chain character is going to be pretty feat intensive. You are going to want at a minimum, EWP: Spiked Chain and Combat reflexes (for more AoOs). Whirlwind attack requires quite a number of feats for that chain, - Combat Expertise, Dodge, Mobility, Spring Attack, Whirlwind attack. You require most of those feats for Shadowdancer anyway. So Human would be a good base for the extra feat. You'll have 4 from levels (1,3,6,9). Two levels of fighter would get you just enough feats for EWP,CR and the 5 feats for WA. So Ftr2/Rog5/SD 2-4 lvs. If you went to 12, you might want to add power attack. Alternatively you could go for a ranger based build, if you wanted to emphasize the dual weapon aspect. You would need like 6 lvs of ranger though to get the TWF and Imp TWF feats. which would restrict the number of rogue levels you could take, but Rng6/Rog3/SD2 would still work quite well and would have some significantly different abilities than your typical SD build. [/QUOTE]

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