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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 3574976" data-attributes="member: 7635">Got Complete Champion? From WotC's May Preview:Alternative Class FeaturesRogueFew characters are more secular in nature than rogues. But when one of these masters of subterfuge devotes herself to a religion, she looks for ways to turn her assets toward her cause.AntiquarianYou are incredibly knowledgeable about artifacts, relics, and antiques -- especially those that are religious in nature.Level: 1st.Replaces: This benefit replaces the trapfinding class feature.Benefit: When examining divine items and religious relics, you gain a bonus equal to your Wisdom modifier on all Appraise checks as an extraordinary ability.In addition, if you examine a magic item created using a spell from the cleric or paladin list, or an item with special religious significance, you can attempt a Knowledge (religion) check (DC 10 + the item's caster level) to identify it exactly as a spell-like ability. This works like the identify spell (caster level equals your rogue level) but requires no material component. You can use this ability on only one item per day.Death's RuinYou can channel the power of your faith when making sneak attacks against undead.Level: 3rd.Replaces: This benefit replaces the trap sense class feature, including trap sense bonuses gained at higher levels of the rogue class.Benefit: You can make sneak attacks against undead creatures. However, you roll only one-half your normal sneak attack dice (rounded down) when determining bonus damage for such attacks. This is a supernatural ability.Friend's EvasionBy giving up one of your high-level special abilities, you've learned to protect others by using your own skills and abilities.Levels: 10th, 13th, 16th, or 19th.Replaces: This benefit replaces improved evasion as one of the rogue's special ability choices.Benefit: When you select friend's evasion as a special ability, every ally adjacent to you gains evasion. This is an extraordinary ability.Holy StalkerWhen you give up one of your high-level special abilities, you gain a link to divine power that helps you destroy undead. This divine energy comes to you through your religious beliefs but is tied to your own natural abilities in subterfuge.Levels: 10th, 13th, 16th, or 19th.Replaces: This benefit replaces crippling strike as one of the rogue's special ability choices. Only non-evil rogues can select this class feature.Benefit: When you select holy stalker as a special ability, you can channel positive energy into your sneak attacks to damage undead creatures.When you successfully damage an undead creature in a situation in which you would normally apply sneak attack damage, you add 2 points of positive energy damage per sneak attack die you would normally roll. However, you still cannot roll sneak attack dice against the creature. This is a supernatural ability.Mixed with Shadowbane Stalker or Inquisitor (or Skullclan hunter), you get a nice "holy rogue" idea.</blockquote>

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