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<blockquote data-quote="Ramaster" data-source="post: 6178004" data-attributes="member: 6687585">In my experience, the two best &quot;martial&quot; combat styles (this means that they use no magic) are Two-handed fighting and Archery.&nbsp;So, in my opinion, look at what the other fighter is doing. If he is playing a two-hander, then go archer. The Lore Master archetype costs you a feat, which is a pity, but in return it gives you much more skill points and all INT-based skills as class skills, something quite good. Otherwise, Weapon Master is great. &nbsp;If the other fighter is not playing a two-hander, then go two-hander yourself. Vanilla fighter works wonders here. Make no mistake, with power attack and furious focus you WILL BE a powerhouse and this can happen as soon as lvl 2-3.&nbsp;Switch hitter ranger is also quite good (it combines archery and two-handed fighting, after all) and the Treantmonk guide to Bards is great (although it was written before even the APG, so a lot of the newer stuff is missing).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ramaster, post: 6178004, member: 6687585"] In my experience, the two best "martial" combat styles (this means that they use no magic) are Two-handed fighting and Archery. So, in my opinion, look at what the other fighter is doing. If he is playing a two-hander, then go archer. The Lore Master archetype costs you a feat, which is a pity, but in return it gives you much more skill points and all INT-based skills as class skills, something quite good. Otherwise, Weapon Master is great. If the other fighter is not playing a two-hander, then go two-hander yourself. Vanilla fighter works wonders here. Make no mistake, with power attack and furious focus you WILL BE a powerhouse and this can happen as soon as lvl 2-3. Switch hitter ranger is also quite good (it combines archery and two-handed fighting, after all) and the Treantmonk guide to Bards is great (although it was written before even the APG, so a lot of the newer stuff is missing). [/QUOTE]

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