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<blockquote data-quote="ruleslawyer" data-source="post: 1342830" data-attributes="member: 1757">Hi there!Are you a first level fighter or wizard? Given that you haven't even chosen feats so far, do you still have the option to pick a starting class as well?As KaeYoss said, if you're going with an elf (and a Forgotten Realms sun elf at that!), the bladesinger prestige class (the Tome and Blood web enhancement, Races of Faerun [RoF], The Complete Warrior[CW] ) is the way to go. IMHO, the CW bladesinger is sorta crap, as it shares with the spellsword the disadvantage of being neither a particularly good fighter nor a particularly good spellcaster. The RoF bladesinger is, IMHO, the best version, and is technically 3.5-compatible.&nbsp; If you're really worried about casting spells and holding your own in combat, the Eldritch Knight (DMG 3.5) is actually your best bet. This prestige class is quite powerful, and easily reached by a combination of Ftr1/Wiz5.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ruleslawyer, post: 1342830, member: 1757"] Hi there! Are you a first level fighter or wizard? Given that you haven't even chosen [i]feats[/i] so far, do you still have the option to pick a starting class as well? As KaeYoss said, if you're going with an elf (and a Forgotten Realms sun elf at that!), the bladesinger prestige class (the [i]Tome and Blood[/i] web enhancement, [i]Races of Faerun[/i] [RoF], [i]The Complete Warrior[/i][CW] ) is the way to go. IMHO, the CW bladesinger is sorta crap, as it shares with the spellsword the disadvantage of being neither a particularly good fighter nor a particularly good spellcaster. The RoF bladesinger is, IMHO, the best version, and is technically 3.5-compatible. If you're really worried about casting spells and holding your own in combat, the Eldritch Knight (DMG 3.5) is actually your best bet. This prestige class is quite powerful, and easily reached by a combination of Ftr1/Wiz5. [/QUOTE]

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