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<blockquote data-quote="IcyCool" data-source="post: 3398097" data-attributes="member: 20308">I see that you are an Eragon fan.I'm confused as to why you think that a character with D10 Hit Dice, full Base Attack Bonus, two good saves, fighter weapon and armor proficiencies, fully armored arcane spellcasting (which includes healing), a built-in magical weapon, Unnamed ability score boosts, and a DRAGON as a lackey is balanced with any of the WotC base classes.How is this balanced with a fighter, or a barbarian, or a paladin, for example?You've done a lot of work, so I'm hesitant to recommend looking elsewhere, but you might want to pick up the Dragonlance Campaign Setting or the Draconomicon and take a look at the Dragon Rider prestige classes.&nbsp; But as it stands, your class is pretty much everything - except balanced.As a footnote, do you realize that until the character's dragon is one size category larger than the rider, the character won't be able to ride it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IcyCool, post: 3398097, member: 20308"] I see that you are an Eragon fan. I'm confused as to why you think that a character with D10 Hit Dice, full Base Attack Bonus, two good saves, fighter weapon and armor proficiencies, fully armored arcane spellcasting (which includes healing), a built-in magical weapon, Unnamed ability score boosts, and a DRAGON as a lackey is balanced with any of the WotC base classes. How is this balanced with a fighter, or a barbarian, or a paladin, for example? You've done a lot of work, so I'm hesitant to recommend looking elsewhere, but you might want to pick up the Dragonlance Campaign Setting or the Draconomicon and take a look at the Dragon Rider prestige classes. But as it stands, your class is pretty much everything - except balanced. As a footnote, do you realize that until the character's dragon is one size category larger than the rider, the character won't be able to ride it? [/QUOTE]

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