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<blockquote data-quote="Slaved" data-source="post: 3599170" data-attributes="member: 43358">While it is not the greatest book it is too bad the dungeon master is not allowing complete psionics in this case.If he had been I would recommend Ranger 1 (favored enemy depends on who trained you, but the most likely canidates in eberron would be human, elf, and undead I believe)/Barbarian 1 (substitute out rage and fast movement, gain pounce and whirling frenzy)/Ardent 2 (mantle choices being 3 out of destruction, freedom, light and darkness, physical power, and time; whatever is best for the character concept)/Fighter 2/Warforged Juggernaut 1For feats not required by the prestige class extra whirling frenzy (modified from extra rage) would be good.In a back story everything before the fighter levels happens pre-day of mourning. Until then it was seen as a robot with no soul who only followed orders. It had the best instructors, was sent on tough missions, and was generally trained to be able to handle any sort of situation that might come up. After the day of mourning it wandered without a cause, longing for simpler times, and gaining those levels of fighter. During this time though it found a way to turn itself back to simpler times, become more construct like, focus inwards so that the outside world mattered much less.In the group figure out who will be giving your character its orders. Establish a pecking order, even if it only applies in your warforges mind. This character would be rather obscenely deadly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slaved, post: 3599170, member: 43358"] While it is not the greatest book it is too bad the dungeon master is not allowing complete psionics in this case. If he had been I would recommend Ranger 1 (favored enemy depends on who trained you, but the most likely canidates in eberron would be human, elf, and undead I believe)/Barbarian 1 (substitute out rage and fast movement, gain pounce and whirling frenzy)/Ardent 2 (mantle choices being 3 out of destruction, freedom, light and darkness, physical power, and time; whatever is best for the character concept)/Fighter 2/Warforged Juggernaut 1 For feats not required by the prestige class extra whirling frenzy (modified from extra rage) would be good. In a back story everything before the fighter levels happens pre-day of mourning. Until then it was seen as a robot with no soul who only followed orders. It had the best instructors, was sent on tough missions, and was generally trained to be able to handle any sort of situation that might come up. After the day of mourning it wandered without a cause, longing for simpler times, and gaining those levels of fighter. During this time though it found a way to turn itself back to simpler times, become more construct like, focus inwards so that the outside world mattered much less. In the group figure out who will be giving your character its orders. Establish a pecking order, even if it only applies in your warforges mind. This character would be rather obscenely deadly. [/QUOTE]

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