Is there a complete book for Rogues?

[Flexor the Mighty!]

So are there any really sweet PRC's I should consider for a 12th level rogue based PC? As it is now I'm looking at Rog10/Ftr2.

The allowed books are D&D 3.5 edition Core Rules, FRCS, FR Player's Guide to Faerun, Magic of Faerun, Underdark, Complete books. Of course I only have the Core, and Complete Divine, but the Dm will give me the class info for something I don't have the book for.

 

[Crothian]

So are there any really sweet PRC's I should consider for a 12th level rogue based PC? As it is now I'm looking at Rog10/Ftr2.

There are many, but it just depends on what type of rogue you want.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

Hacking and slashing, high adventure, dungeon delving.

 

[mikebr99]

So are there any really sweet PRC's I should consider for a 12th level rogue based PC? As it is now I'm looking at Rog10/Ftr2.

The allowed books are D&D 3.5 edition Core Rules, FRCS, FR Player's Guide to Faerun, Magic of Faerun, Underdark, Complete books. Of course I only have the Core, and Complete Divine, but the Dm will give me the class info for something I don't have the book for.

Rog9/Ftr2/Shadowdancer 1.

Mike

 

[Vanye]

I don't know if Complete Adventurer is what you would call a complete book for rogues. A lot of the stuff in there is not really rogue specific, at least compared to something like Complete Divine (for Clerics) for example.

Complete Divine was a misnomer. It should have been Complete Cleric (with a little bit here and there for you Paladin and Druid types)

It wasn't as good as the other three books in bringing divine flavor to the other classes as they were in applying their material around. IMO of course.

 

[Greg K]

Complete Divine was a misnomer. It should have been Complete Cleric (with a little bit here and there for you Paladin and Druid types)

It wasn't as good as the other three books in bringing divine flavor to the other classes as they were in applying their material around. IMO of course.

Honestly, I didn't think Complete Arcane, Complete Divine, or Complete Adventurer were worth buying. In Complete Arcane, I found only the Warlock and a handful of spells to be interesting-not enough for me to want to buy the book without a hefty discount. Complete Divine had the Spirit Shaman, but both Green Ronin and Mongoose, imo, did it more thorough and better. Complete Adventurer had a few decent skills and feats.

 

[eyebeams]

The Le has unorthodox rogues for variant classes and there is a new pdf OGL Thief that might be of interest.

OGL: The Thief is a core class in the Fafhrd/Moonglum/Subotai mold: a larcenous warrior. For a supplement chock full of rogue options I've produced OGL Universal Rogue, which turns the rogue class into a general template full of options you can add or change as your character grows. It comes out of my current game, where my own rogue PC ended up with a much different niche than I'd originally planned.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

How does that make it not a splatbook?

Because it's mostly about playing non-rogues in a rogue-flavored environment.

 

[Wraith Form]

January
Complete Scoundrel

I think I just climaxed a little in my shorts. I (heart) rogues!

 

[kenobi65]

I think I just climaxed a little in my shorts. I (heart) rogues!

Would that be a "rogue-asm?"