Help my wold design - Your favorite prestige classes?

Andor

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If you can find a copy Hollowfaust is a great take on a city run by Necromancers, and offers necromatically flavored prestige classes for most of the Base Classes. (The Necromatic Bard one is nifty.)
 

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Eela6

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Seeker of the Song.

Oh god, Seeker of the Song.

Unfortunately, it's mechanics suck ass. I'm still working on a method that keeps it's flavor and doesn't have it be horridly worse than every single-classed Bard or Sublime Chord ever - but it's not quite done.
 

The Human Target

Adventurer
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/lists/prc

The official PRC list from Wizards, for those who may need to look a name up.

I'll stick with mostly stuff that isn't from a campaign setting.

Some of my favorites...

Alienist- Yes, I am a Lovecraft fan. But these guys are just creepy and well built.

Black flame zealot- Okay, so I love cultists. I admit that. But this is another PRC with great flavor and a nice suite of powers. And you can slap a generic flame worshiping group in any setting.

Blackguard- Evil champions.... that are better built than Paladins..... and have a cool name.

Bloodhound- Really neat class. Good for PCs and NPCs. It really delivers what it sets out to do.

Divine disciple- A Forgotten Realms class that works well for any divine character. I kinda wish the higher levels of the base class cleric looked more like this.

Divine seeker- A secret agent for the church. Makes a real neat take on the religion oriented character.

Dungeon delver- The perfect dungeon rogue.

Evangelist- An odd, but nice niche class. Great way for the DM to turn the masses against the party. ;)

Exotic weapon master- Great fighter class.

Ghostwalker- Just a cool class. 3.0 but it still works fine.

Orc warlord- Great NPC class.

Order of the Bow initiate- Amazing archery class.

Stonelord- A bit of an odd duck, but full of power.

Tattooed monk- One of the best, if not the best, monk PRC.

Urban soul- I feel like city adapted classes get somewhat the shaft in DnD. And this one has some unique powers. I love the concept of a "god of the cities" too.

Vigilante- DnD Batman. I can't not love it.

Zhentarim spy- Another FR class that is easy to adapt to any setting. A great spy class.

Dark Lantern- An Eberron agent of the crown class.


Some of my least favorites...

Arcane archer- Made a pretty good PRC in 3.0, but a pretty worthless one in 3.5

Assassin- For the core assassin, its just bad.

Frenzied berserker- A fairly annoying PRC to have in the party.




This thread has taught me that I love freaky badguys, secret agents, and suoerheroes.
 

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