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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4269217" data-attributes="member: 35909">I think te spells Folly's talking about are also in te Book of exalted Deeds.&nbsp; And why too powerful?&nbsp; It doesn't stack with armor, and seems on par level-wise with Mage Armor.Now, if you're going low/no armor anyway, you'll likely have a good dex.&nbsp; Maybe try an Elf archer Clerc with the Elf domain?&nbsp; Spell Compendium has this awesome level 1 spell, Blessed Aim, gives a +2 morale (?) bonus to ranged attacks for you and all allies within a large area.Another idea: One of the Dragon-centered books has some special class option, Dragonscale Husk, I think it's called.&nbsp; Lets you gain a scaly hide that provides an armor bonus of its own (and eventually elemental resistances).&nbsp; It requires having a cass that grants heavy armor, and you basically trade in the class feature, the armor improving as you level in any class that would have granted you heavy armor.&nbsp; That's all I know, from breifly seeing someone in my party use it in a game, I always found it a tad overpowered, given that you're saving a fortune on magical armor in the long run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4269217, member: 35909"] I think te spells Folly's talking about are also in te Book of exalted Deeds. And why too powerful? It doesn't stack with armor, and seems on par level-wise with Mage Armor. Now, if you're going low/no armor anyway, you'll likely have a good dex. Maybe try an Elf archer Clerc with the Elf domain? Spell Compendium has this awesome level 1 spell, Blessed Aim, gives a +2 morale (?) bonus to ranged attacks for you and all allies within a large area. Another idea: One of the Dragon-centered books has some special class option, Dragonscale Husk, I think it's called. Lets you gain a scaly hide that provides an armor bonus of its own (and eventually elemental resistances). It requires having a cass that grants heavy armor, and you basically trade in the class feature, the armor improving as you level in any class that would have granted you heavy armor. That's all I know, from breifly seeing someone in my party use it in a game, I always found it a tad overpowered, given that you're saving a fortune on magical armor in the long run. [/QUOTE]

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