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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bootmobile" data-source="post: 3808624" data-attributes="member: 55318">I have been waiting for an Eberron campaign like this to come up. I have two concepts both based around the warshaper PrC from Complete Warrior.The first is a shifter that has devoted themselves to developing their shifting powers for combat purposes. The build would be Ftr 4 / Warshaper 2 / Weretouched Master 2 (ECS). The next several levels would be devoted to the 2 PrCs.The second is a changeling that has made itself into a daring warrior and a man of mystery. The build would be Beguiler 2 / Swashbuckler 3 / Warshaper 3. After another level of the PrC it would be on to a gish PrC, probably the Abjurant Champion from Complete Mage.The first build would be an offensive powerhouse when shifting and a decent archer when not. The second would be pretty decent in melee and be able to fill face, trap and possibly scout roles, plus be a great spy and have a few special tricks up his sleeves. I like the idea of playing each. The first would be violent and vicious, but not in a wild, bestial way. By going fighter rather than barbarian I think of the character as deliberate, purposeful and calculating in his savagely violent attacks. Plus there is the whole Wolverine factor which is appealing. The second is playing a changeling against type, having invented a dashing, charming persona to hide behind. He is outgoing and witty and always seems to keep people off balance and guessing. He is endlessly resourceful always seeming to have yet another trick up his sleeve, always seeming to know than he possibly should.The first would be coming to Xen'drik to test his mettle and to make a name for himself. Being a shifter, and a ferocious one at that, he has never found the respect and renown he longs for among more civilized folks. The second would be escaping to Xen'drik, having run one scheme to many and been exposed. The jungles of the southern continent seem a good hiding place and working within the Coin Lords organiazation seems like a good opportunity to rebuild his lost lifestyle.Gabrion, do you find one or the other more appealing or a better fit for the campaign or the emerging party?<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/find.py?id=1296989" target="_blank">Here</a> are my rolls btw.[sblock=Disclaimer]I have always been a lurker here on ENWorld before but I have been a member of the WotC board for years and I have been playing D&D for over 15 years. Just in case the post count is an issue. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />[/sblock]</blockquote>

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