Planar prestige classes?

[haiiro]

I've been cuddling up to the Manual of the Planes recently, and as that (excellent) book only contains four PrCs (divine agent, gatecrasher, planar champion and planeshifter) I'm wondering what else is out there.

Can anyone point me towards other sources of planar PrCs?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Crothian]

THere were a few in one of the Dragon Mags.

 

[gfunk]

Let's see, off the top of my head:

1. Eldritch Master (Dragon #280)

2. Cosmic Descrier (ELH)

3. Fiend Hunter (Dragon #???)

4. Acolyte of the Skin (T&B)

5. Alienist (T&B)

6. Elemental Savant (T&B)

7. Summoner (R&R)

8. Bunch of PrC based on Planescape factions (Dragon #???)
* I think this is the one Crothian was referring to.

 

[Southern Oracle]

8. Bunch of PrC based on Planescape factions (Dragon #???)
* I think this is the one Crothian was referring to.

Dragon #287, to be exact. It contains the Athar, the Cipher, the Sensate, the Sinker, the Taker, and the Xaositect.

Christopher Campbell
"Fractious Factions" Dragon #287
"Open Skies: The Silver Strike Guild" Dragon #307

 

[fusangite]

I have to say, although the the agent and champion are pretty good prestige classes, I have real trouble with the Gatecrasher existing anywhere outside of Sigil. Does anyone have an explanation of who becomes gatecrashers in the course of normal D&D society?

 

[Southern Oracle]

Portals are quite prevalent in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, and I can see a gatecrasher developing there...

Christopher Campbell
"Fractious Factions" Dragon #287
"Open Skies: The Silver Strike Guild" Dragon #307

 

[cerberus2112]

Any other faction PrC's?

Did the author of Fractious Factions ever work out PrCs for the other factions? Inquiring minds want to know.

 

[haiiro]

Thank you all for the info. Color me oblivious -- it's not a topic I've paid much attention to until recently, but I should have remembered at least some of those.

Any other recommendations?

 

[the Jester]

I have to say, although the the agent and champion are pretty good prestige classes, I have real trouble with the Gatecrasher existing anywhere outside of Sigil. Does anyone have an explanation of who becomes gatecrashers in the course of normal D&D society?

Well, my plane hopping dwarven ranger 6/rogue 7/fighter 1 is angling for it, though I'll be rng 7/rog 8/ftr 1 before I qualify. (Wasn't originally going for it- but a helm of opposite alignment changed a lot of my character plans. )

 

[clark411]

getting ahold of an amulet of the planes with an average intelligence, my lil halfling qualified for gatecrasher on a non FR / non planescape campaign in 10 rounds...

mind you everyone else was fighting a gold dragon with a helm of opposite alignments on .. but still! ^_^


I like the Planar Champ and the Divine Agent.