favorite prestige classes?

[Sinistar]

Peerless Archer in Silver Marches. It is a true non-spell using archer. I like the Arcane Archer and the Deepwood Sniper, but you have to be a spell user for these. The Peerless Archer is as good (or better) as these, but do not require you to be a spell caster.

 

[alsih2o]

geomancer, simply because i have always thought the whole "twigs in the hair, scales, fur" thing should happen to high lvl casters!

 

[RogueJK]

Peerless Archer in Silver Marches. It is a true non-spell using archer. I like the Arcane Archer and the Deepwood Sniper, but you have to be a spell user for these. The Peerless Archer is as good (or better) as these, but do not require you to be a spell caster.

I'm almost certain that the Deepwood Sniper doesn't require you to be a spellcaster...

 

[Sinistar]

Maybe I am wrong about the Deepwood Sniper. I have not looked at it in a long time. It seemed to me to be the wild elf equivalent of the Arcane Archer, so maybe I am just thinking incorrectly.

Still, I really like the Peerless Archer.

Oh, and the Lasher. I think the lasher is just kewl. It is not the most powerful, but I think it is neat.

 

[kenjib]

Warlord from the KoK Player's Guide
Dirty Monk from Librum Equitis
Practical One from Librum Equitis
Surgeon from Broadsides
Corpulent from Librum Equitis

 

[Tsyr]

There's also the Order of the Bow Initiate in Sword and Fist, another non-spellcasting archer prestige class.

 

[Sigma]

I don't know why, but I really like the Fiend Slayer by Monte. It was in an issue of Dragon a little over a year ago. Interesting class and a nice combo of arcane spell-casting and old fashioned butt-kicking.

Plus, it had wear fiend skin before the acolyte of the skin in T&B.

 

[Nightfall]

S&S: You're kidding, right?

Not sure what THAT's supposed to mean but so far ALL the Swords of Corean, Penumbral Lord, the REVISED incarnate and probably Viligant. Oh and of course Order of the Eternal Flame and Sky Rider.

 

[RogueJK]

Not sure what THAT's supposed to mean...

He's referring to the abundance of mediocre prestige classes in Song & Silence.

 

[dreamthief]

He's referring to the abundance of mediocre prestige classes in Song & Silence.

Yes, I agree. Highly unimaginative especially when compared to Masters of the Wild.