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<blockquote data-quote="wasteomana" data-source="post: 6855947" data-attributes="member: 6798675">Gotcha, it was added from a non-WOTC printed source.&nbsp; As such we can be of limited help.&nbsp; Mostly optimization optimizes around WOTC published materials and that isn't one of the WOTC books.&nbsp; If you do play a class that is a WOTC published class I would be glad to help.&nbsp; I would also really make sure to check, if the campaign is going to be limited, what all you can draw from.&nbsp; I've yet to be at a 4e table that allows homebrew material that hasn't been approved individually by the DM before the game and I've seen a lot of games that disallow some published materials like Dragon or Essentials.&nbsp; I would double check on what you can draw from and go from there.Edit: Glancing at your character I would say if it was at my table I wouldn't allow the source material. Several of those abilities are significantly above the power curve.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wasteomana, post: 6855947, member: 6798675"] Gotcha, it was added from a non-WOTC printed source. As such we can be of limited help. Mostly optimization optimizes around WOTC published materials and that isn't one of the WOTC books. If you do play a class that is a WOTC published class I would be glad to help. I would also really make sure to check, if the campaign is going to be limited, what all you can draw from. I've yet to be at a 4e table that allows homebrew material that hasn't been approved individually by the DM before the game and I've seen a lot of games that disallow some published materials like Dragon or Essentials. I would double check on what you can draw from and go from there. Edit: Glancing at your character I would say if it was at my table I wouldn't allow the source material. Several of those abilities are significantly above the power curve. [/QUOTE]

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