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Message: <blockquote data-quote="insanogeddon" data-source="post: 4872354" data-attributes="member: 82822">A different take on fighter.I get the point of 'why fighter?' or 'just dip' as we all know you can make an effective weapon hacker without bonus fighter feats. Personally instead of the whole one dimensional adding extra hackening or working out dip levels I tend to embrace this reality and open up a world of unique cool fun following simple rules: Embrace your class, commit. Be patient and don't max a weapon trust in your bab and wit... you are a fighter and can cope with anything. 1. Only use fighter bonus feats for fighter bonus feats 2. Broaden your options: if you have at 6th power attack, point blank, precise, and quick draw you should be able to shoot an opponent 2x then pull a reach weapon and get an attack of opportunity before your hit. Instead of 'I attack with my katana with which I am specialised' this flexibility and the fact you can try every magic weapon you find and change at will makes for difference... more so if your DM doesn't cut you breaks in chosen equipment. 2. DO NOT use normal feats and bonus feats for anything you can buy as a fighter bonus feat. Instead follow your whims and weaknessesGuerrilla Scout (heroes of Battle): Gain Spot and Listen as class skillsFey Heritage and Fey Legacy (complete mage) for spell abilities like unicorns to heal and dimension doorTru namer feats for truenamesIncarnum Feats for meldsAbberation feats (lords of madness)... weapon mastery in blugeoning weapons, twin great maces, brutal strike and tentacles add up !etc etc The world and worlds of non-linear feats are your oyster, your the one character that isn't locked into power attack/2 weapon fighting/improved initiative/spell pen/quicken etc your feats are actually your own. Be the fey blood magic warrior prince, the gypsy born (fiendish heritage from complete mage) world teleporting merchant of death, the soul eater incarnum using gladiator, the reaver child found in a long abandoned druid circle who knows the true names of things, the escaped aboleth slave cursed and blessed who grows wings, and tentacles, and gills etc etc etc Make an archetype. You can because your combat effectiveness is covered by your class abilities: bab and fighter feats so brandish your mighty arms and roar with gargantuan laughter that mocks all other classes</blockquote>

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