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<blockquote data-quote="Satori" data-source="post: 3068823" data-attributes="member: 37233">Wierd title, I know.I'm currently playing in a campaign with very liberal, easily molded homebrew rules.&nbsp; The base is 3.5 edition, but we heavily borrow and abuse material from the other editions at will.&nbsp; Characters are encouraged to modify and change their PCs throughout the game, and abrupt role reversals in between levels are acceptable and even encouraged if they fit an evolving concept.With that said, I need your help!We originally had a Gypsy Swashbuckler (Front line), a Ninja Rogue (Utility/Flanker), a Gnomish Druid (Healing/Auxilary), and a Sickly Human/Necropolitan to be Dread Necromancer (modified a bit to be a primary caster).I'm playing the Dread Necromancer, if you couldn't tell.Three levels later and we have a radical role reversal where the Gypsy Swashbuckler is now a full-classed Psion (Primary Caster), and I need to shift towards the Front Line role in the party.So, the DM will essentially let each of us use whatever classes we want...but NO MULTI-CLASSING!&nbsp; I had originally planned to use a Dread Necro 8/Fighter 1/Spellsword 1/Eldritch Knight 10 base...which is your standard Gish Fighter/Mage combo.However, he would rather homebrew the heck out of a class and keep it single-classed until level 20 than develop a multi-path conglomerate.So...in keeping with the theme of the character, I need a creepy, slightly &quot;Hanibal Lecter&quot; mortician/politician (these work well together, surprisingly) combination of &quot;Undead Paladin&quot; and &quot;Dread Necromancer&quot;.Does anyone have any homebrew classes that fit the bill?Ideas on how to make this work?I need the class to do the following:-Have relative sustainability in the front lines-Have decent, if not full casting -Have the ability to animate undead-Hav the ability to actually hit things and do damage in meleeHelp!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Satori, post: 3068823, member: 37233"] Wierd title, I know. I'm currently playing in a campaign with very liberal, easily molded homebrew rules. The base is 3.5 edition, but we heavily borrow and abuse material from the other editions at will. Characters are encouraged to modify and change their PCs throughout the game, and abrupt role reversals in between levels are acceptable and even encouraged if they fit an evolving concept. With that said, I need your help! We originally had a Gypsy Swashbuckler (Front line), a Ninja Rogue (Utility/Flanker), a Gnomish Druid (Healing/Auxilary), and a Sickly Human/Necropolitan to be Dread Necromancer (modified a bit to be a primary caster). I'm playing the Dread Necromancer, if you couldn't tell. Three levels later and we have a radical role reversal where the Gypsy Swashbuckler is now a full-classed Psion (Primary Caster), and I need to shift towards the Front Line role in the party. So, the DM will essentially let each of us use whatever classes we want...but NO MULTI-CLASSING! I had originally planned to use a Dread Necro 8/Fighter 1/Spellsword 1/Eldritch Knight 10 base...which is your standard Gish Fighter/Mage combo. However, he would rather homebrew the heck out of a class and keep it single-classed until level 20 than develop a multi-path conglomerate. So...in keeping with the theme of the character, I need a creepy, slightly "Hanibal Lecter" mortician/politician (these work well together, surprisingly) combination of "Undead Paladin" and "Dread Necromancer". Does anyone have any homebrew classes that fit the bill? Ideas on how to make this work? I need the class to do the following: -Have relative sustainability in the front lines -Have decent, if not full casting -Have the ability to animate undead -Hav the ability to actually hit things and do damage in melee Help! [/QUOTE]

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