Need good name for prestige class

[MarauderX]

Did I explain this well? I am sorry if I didn't. I've been writing papers for school for over a week solid now. Essentially my brain has become so much tapioca pudding...

I follow what you are saying now...

I guess I wanted to add a few more features to the PrC without making it too tough. Adding feat-like abilities at every level makes it a bit too powerful overall, but I am one that always wants to get a little something at each level.
Perhaps increasing the range increments would be the way to go...

 

[SylverFlame]

If you're looking for a "not too powerful" beefing at every level, just require the "Throw Anything" feat for the class. Then, you can increase the range increment from 10' to 15' for Melee Range Increase 1, then leave the Melee Range Increase II ability the same (that is, the 3x range increase) and have it not affect those weapons that fall under the "throw anything" feat. You still get a few good increases, but nothing that can be seen as being an overpowered feat.

 

[MarauderX]

Good point. Perhaps replace the Quickdraw feat with Throw Anything, as it would also make sense for the PrC. Then again I am hesistant to dropping it, and thinking the class needs all three feats as prereqs, in which case I would drop the BAB to +4. Does that sound reasonable?

 

[SylverFlame]

I think that would be reasonable. I really like the PrC to, even the way it is. It's just one of my nit-picking things about PrC abilities. I don' know how often it would come up, but I'd also add Craft (Weapon-Smithing) to the class skills. I haven't really looked at 3.5 yet, too much school, so I don't even know if it exists as a skill anymore (weapon smithing that is, I feel safe assuming craft is still around).

 

[LegendaryGames]

The best PrC names

Are specific to your campaign world. Tie them to a location or an organization. Far better than generic PrC names, no matter how erudite they sound.

 

[Halivar]

Good advice, but untimely. This thread is over ten years dead.

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