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<blockquote data-quote="Valiantheart" data-source="post: 1177697" data-attributes="member: 10165">Hmm, I just glanced at the Unfettered and Im not so sure its more powerful.&nbsp; Unfettered can take weapon specialization, receive a 5d6 backstab, have a class based dodge bonus and get evasion.&nbsp; Hmm, I didnt really think about the class when designing this one but I see how you could come by that conclusion.&nbsp; The deflect arrow is weaker than the parry ranged attacks.&nbsp; The magic parry is almost the same too.&nbsp; I think I might remove that.&nbsp; Altogether though this class seems to fulfill the basic swashbuckling requirements and provides a more mobile version of the fighter.Really lets breakdown what this class has:6 bonus featsUncanny dodgeDeflect Arrow1/2 Improved Initiative (i made a change)A stronger version of dodgeA better charge2 more skill pointsHe doesnt get:Medium or Heavy armorShields5 fewer fighter featsa smaller hit die</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valiantheart, post: 1177697, member: 10165"] Hmm, I just glanced at the Unfettered and Im not so sure its more powerful. Unfettered can take weapon specialization, receive a 5d6 backstab, have a class based dodge bonus and get evasion. Hmm, I didnt really think about the class when designing this one but I see how you could come by that conclusion. The deflect arrow is weaker than the parry ranged attacks. The magic parry is almost the same too. I think I might remove that. Altogether though this class seems to fulfill the basic swashbuckling requirements and provides a more mobile version of the fighter. Really lets breakdown what this class has: 6 bonus feats Uncanny dodge Deflect Arrow 1/2 Improved Initiative (i made a change) A stronger version of dodge A better charge 2 more skill points He doesnt get: Medium or Heavy armor Shields 5 fewer fighter feats a smaller hit die [/QUOTE]

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