Double Weapon Fighter PrCs

[Chun-tzu]

I think there are dual weapon PrCs in Masters of Arms and Quintessential Psychic Warrior (the latter may be for psychics only). I don't have either book, though.

 

[Corinth]

The aforementioned Mongoose Publishing title is a d20 product that you can find in your FLGS. It's a hardcover book that takes a lot of feats published in other third-party d20 products and puts them into a single volume for ease of use. Mongoose published a similiar book that compiled a score or so prestige classes into one volume. Beware the content of those books: some lack errata for the stuff that Mongoose reprinted from other sources.

 

[Chun-tzu]

I haven't seen Ultimate Feats. but I do have Ultimate Prestige Classes, and it's not particularly problematic in terms of balance. There are occasional overpowered (and underpowered) ones, but I've seen just as bad in the Wizards splatbooks and in some of FFG's Path books. It's probably easier to spot an unbalanced prestige class than an unbalanced feat. I'm not aware of any PrCs in UPC that are pre-errata, but I do know that they took at least SOME forethought into reprinting them. The Vigilant is reprinted from Relics and Rituals, but with some new PHB spells to replace the missing R&R spells.

 

[Archer]

Someone prints homebrew feats on paper and then they aren't homebrew feats then huh? You already get to essentially double your attacks per round without penalty which it normally takes 10 levels of tempest to do at level 6. Why not take perfect double weapon fighting next and really double your attacks per round without penalty. All you need now is a feat that gives you 2 more attacks at your highest bonus and you'll be set for life. Why ask if a prestige class exists when you could just make one up and assign any powers you feel like to it? Make sure it has smiting, damage reduction, improved evasion and rage.

Fighters don't often have the skill points or class skills to qualify for many prestige classes. You've already spent your feats so any class that has 5+ feat requirements is pretty much out of the question.

Master of Chains lets the spiked chain be used as a double weapon, that isn't what you are looking for but with those feats it should have been what you went for.

Rewriting tempest to work with double weapons won't help because you already duplicated the abilities with "feats"

 

[Gunslinger]

Someone prints homebrew feats on paper and then they aren't homebrew feats then huh? You already get to essentially double your attacks per round without penalty which it normally takes 10 levels of tempest to do at level 6. Why not take perfect double weapon fighting next and really double your attacks per round without penalty.

For what it's worth I still have -2/-2 to hit.

All you need now is a feat that gives you 2 more attacks at your highest bonus and you'll be set for life. Why ask if a prestige class exists when you could just make one up and assign any powers you feel like to it? Make sure it has smiting, damage reduction, improved evasion and rage.

I would appreciate it if you didn't characterized me as some sort of uber-munchkin merely because I chose a couple feats that you don't agree with. I posted this here for to get help, not flames.

 

[Kraedin]

I would appreciate it if you didn't characterized me as some sort of uber-munchkin merely because I chose a couple feats that you don't agree with. I posted this here for to get help, not flames.

The joke here being that your signature is Red Mage, the uber-munchkin from 8-bit theater.

The feats you already have seem to be fine to me, assuming they have prerequisites appropriate to thier power. (You can replicate the full Strength bonus to damage effect by fighting with a greatsword and armor spikes, by the way. That gives you 1.5 Strength mod + .5 Strength mod.) The feat that gives you 1.5 Strength to both attacks does seem to be a bit much, however.

I would consider the weapon master PrC (from Sword & Fist), although it will take you a long time to meet the prereqs, its rather feat-intensive.

 

[Gunslinger]

The joke here being that your signature is Red Mage, the uber-munchkin from 8-bit theater.

LOL, I didn't even think about that when I was posting...

The feats you already have seem to be fine to me, assuming they have prerequisites appropriate to thier power. (You can replicate the full Strength bonus to damage effect by fighting with a greatsword and armor spikes, by the way. That gives you 1.5 Strength mod + .5 Strength mod.) The feat that gives you 1.5 Strength to both attacks does seem to be a bit much, however.

I would consider the weapon master PrC (from Sword & Fist), although it will take you a long time to meet the prereqs, its rather feat-intensive.

If I didn't take improved power double weapon fighting next level, I suppose I could start taking WM levels by...level 13. Without going epic that would still give me Ki critical.