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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ferrix" data-source="post: 1489551" data-attributes="member: 6115">There is a PrC, in some WotC book, which allows a rogue's sneak attack to affect undead so I can easily see an undead slayer being able to crit the suckers although the justification you gave was a bit off for me.  I'd say when a critical hit occurs they channel a burst of positive energy into their blow allowing them to strike the undeads negative core or something silly like that ;-)  Or you could have any threat for a critical hit against an undead, you roll again, if successful, the undead must make a Will save (DC 10 + prc level/2 + cha) or be destroyed (as per disrupting).  That's using existing mechanics in a new way, although so is allowing them to be crit.He isn't breaking a mechanic allowing them to be crit, just expanding a normal rule under specific circumstances (which come up once in a while but not all the time in a game).I could also see a cool benefit for these guys sort of like the Ghostwalker PrC, cause they are freakin' creepy to be around cause all they do is hunt undead with a passion, that they have a naturally creepy aura around them (bonus to intimidate or a more specific aura).  This would give them a neat flavor benefit.Also, why hide, move silently as class skills?  These guys seem more like the stand up and smite type.An interesting mechanic would allow them to affect undead with an intimidate check, even mindless ones.  It'd be a neat flavor ability.</blockquote>

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