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<blockquote data-quote="Engilbrand" data-source="post: 3998440" data-attributes="member: 44184">I liked the Tome of Battle classes. The Swordsage was more interesting to me than the Warblade, but they were both fun from an ability standpoint.My 2 favorite characters, though, were a Binder and an Incarnate.Binder: Awesome. He was a ton of fun at low levels. I actually liked having the vestige sign appear. I really put my Bluff skill to good use. Plus, you can't go wrong with a decent skill list and a nice suite of changeable abilities.Incarnate: Speaking of changeable abilities... This was a blast. I wasn't the most powerful in the group, but I could definitely hold my own. My hp wasn't ridiculous, but it was easy enough to get a pretty high AC at lower levels. Flying around in Full Plate with an AC in the high 20s at level 7 is a good time. I changed my abilities when I knew we were going up against something specific. Most of the time, though, I stuck with what I knew would work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Engilbrand, post: 3998440, member: 44184"] I liked the Tome of Battle classes. The Swordsage was more interesting to me than the Warblade, but they were both fun from an ability standpoint. My 2 favorite characters, though, were a Binder and an Incarnate. Binder: Awesome. He was a ton of fun at low levels. I actually liked having the vestige sign appear. I really put my Bluff skill to good use. Plus, you can't go wrong with a decent skill list and a nice suite of changeable abilities. Incarnate: Speaking of changeable abilities... This was a blast. I wasn't the most powerful in the group, but I could definitely hold my own. My hp wasn't ridiculous, but it was easy enough to get a pretty high AC at lower levels. Flying around in Full Plate with an AC in the high 20s at level 7 is a good time. I changed my abilities when I knew we were going up against something specific. Most of the time, though, I stuck with what I knew would work. [/QUOTE]

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