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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kid Charlemagne" data-source="post: 425384" data-attributes="member: 93">I'm running a Ghostwalker in Wulf Ratbane's Lazy Days campaign (check out the Story Hour, though he hasn't shown up there yet).One thing to do is check the S&F errata.  It boosts up the healing effects he gets while Shadowwalking a fair amount (no books here so I can't give the full reference).  The healing ability alone is extremely cool - I've barely had to ask for healing as a result.The etherealness ability has saved me on multiple occasions, and has allowed me to catch fleeing enemies on at least one occasion.  Feign Death has saved my life once so far.We gets our butts handed to us on a regular basis, so I expect to get good usage out of the boost to rolls in subsequent fights.  The Superior Iron Will is great.  It's nice to have a FTR-type with a high will save.  A +25 to intimidate doesn't suck either.I see what you're saying about it being difficult to keep the mystery for an existing PC.  I brought my guy in after a previsou character's death, so he came in as a 5th level Ghostwalker (12th level overall).  I'd try to work with the DM to create a wierd situation where the character seems to die or have a horrific fate, and then comes back somehow.  Maybe a terrible ceremony to undergo, something along those lines.Then I'd try to keep the PrC secret from the PC's as long as possible, and let them get freaked out by things like the etherealness, or the feign death ability.  Play up the strangeness and the difference from the way the PC used to act.</blockquote>

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