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<blockquote data-quote="StGabe" data-source="post: 3374089" data-attributes="member: 49275">First of all, not knowing the rules for &quot;teleportation lights you on fire&quot; it's hard to comment.The requirements for obtaining the class seem light.&nbsp; Being able to get dimension door and teleport by level 6 and 7 respectively seems pretty damn good.&nbsp; And being able to do them as swift actions by level 10?&nbsp; Yeah that's crazy powerful.&nbsp; But then that may be appropriate for the setting I don't know about that.&nbsp; I would just think about it in terms of what comparable level 10's can do at that level and see if it's balanced for the setting -- maybe you've already done that in which case, nevermind. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />If you do want to keep it lower level then I would at least tack on some feat requirements.&nbsp; Some semi-useful feats that are there, more than anything, just to make the character invest heavily in the prestige class before they get all that stuff.&nbsp; The prereqs as they are, even if balanced, are just way too loose that any roguish character is going to quickly be within a level of qualifying for them.&nbsp; Presumably these guys should be harder to qualify for, right?The 1st level spell also seems, at first glance, to be crazy broken.&nbsp; But then I don't know the &quot;puts you on fire&quot; rules.&nbsp; First of all I would put a restriction on it that it is anywhere within a line of sight and secondly I would increase its level to 2nd or 3rd level depending on just how restrictive the &quot;on fire&quot; clause is and how easy it is to circumvent.&nbsp; One way to slightly bump up the reqs for the prestige class and add some flavor would be to require that the character be able to cast this and put it at 2nd level.Having &quot;mass teleport&quot; and an ability that allows you to take extra passengers seems redundant.&nbsp; I would ditch &quot;mass teleport&quot; and simply increase the max number of passengers more regularly.&nbsp; Gives more granularity to the class and makes it ability instead of two.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StGabe, post: 3374089, member: 49275"] First of all, not knowing the rules for "teleportation lights you on fire" it's hard to comment. The requirements for obtaining the class seem light. Being able to get dimension door and teleport by level 6 and 7 respectively seems pretty damn good. And being able to do them as swift actions by level 10? Yeah that's crazy powerful. But then that may be appropriate for the setting I don't know about that. I would just think about it in terms of what comparable level 10's can do at that level and see if it's balanced for the setting -- maybe you've already done that in which case, nevermind. :) If you do want to keep it lower level then I would at least tack on some feat requirements. Some semi-useful feats that are there, more than anything, just to make the character invest heavily in the prestige class before they get all that stuff. The prereqs as they are, even if balanced, are just way too loose that any roguish character is going to quickly be within a level of qualifying for them. Presumably these guys should be harder to qualify for, right? The 1st level spell also seems, at first glance, to be crazy broken. But then I don't know the "puts you on fire" rules. First of all I would put a restriction on it that it is anywhere within a line of sight and secondly I would increase its level to 2nd or 3rd level depending on just how restrictive the "on fire" clause is and how easy it is to circumvent. One way to slightly bump up the reqs for the prestige class and add some flavor would be to require that the character be able to cast this and put it at 2nd level. Having "mass teleport" and an ability that allows you to take extra passengers seems redundant. I would ditch "mass teleport" and simply increase the max number of passengers more regularly. Gives more granularity to the class and makes it ability instead of two. [/QUOTE]

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