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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 3353558" data-attributes="member: 8158">A fairly obtuse response, as I did not merely suggest "they're not the same", I said you'd made an outright flawed analogy.The point does not stand. The point has in fact been dismantled, with reasons I clearly laid out. The RSoP retains the cleric's primary class feature (spellcasting progression), while the Tempest does not retain the fighter's primary class feature (bonus feats). Not at all, and again I explained it all for anyone willing to read and accept the facts. If someone's playing a hardcore 2WF build, then every feat that character takes should augment 2WF. Dodge, Mobility, and Spring Attack simply don't do that, and the latter two are antithetical. Even the 5th-level capstone, Two-Weapon Spring attack, offers a limited payback. The character has gone 5 levels in a class to get what benefit exactly? He'll have a BAB of at least +11, so if he's a serious 2WFer he does he not bounce around making two stabs a round. He gets up close and buzzsaws his opponents with six attacks (or seven, with the right items), and stays there until the opposition is pureed. So, 2WSA nets him one free attack while closing, which you can out of the Two-Weapon Pounce feat.Perhaps, but the radiant servant could have been a little more balanced against its features. Seems like missing one level of progression at second or third level would have done the trick. And where does the martial weapon proficiency even come from? Lowered to rogue hit dice, but given access to martial weapons? Anyone else smell a non sequitor? It's not like this is at all common; PrC's almost never offer weapon or armor proficiiences. Heck, these days prestige classes don't even bother including weapon and armor proficiencies in their descriptions anymore.</blockquote>

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