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<blockquote data-quote="tarchon" data-source="post: 1903680" data-attributes="member: 5990">Fighter BAB is going to be expensive any way you get to it, I think.&nbsp; The kinds of PrCs that I was most interested in were things like Arcane Trickster, (Song and Silence's) Spymaster (which required Innuendo in 3.0, making it next to impossible for a straight bard, but in 3.5 it might be different), and Shadowdancer.&nbsp;&nbsp; A level or two of Arcane Archer would have been tempting, if I'd been an elf.&nbsp; It seemed to me that arcane spellcaster and rogue PrCs were the most attractive, but most of the rogue ones would have required a couple levels of being a rogue to get the rogue-only skill prereqs.&nbsp; Usually spellcaster PrCs have prereqs that a bard can cover fairly easily.&nbsp; BTW, letting humans get AA might unbalance it slightly, since it's geared for races that get fewer feats and most of its prereqs are feats.&nbsp; Not a big thing, but it's just a little less expensive for a human.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tarchon, post: 1903680, member: 5990"] Fighter BAB is going to be expensive any way you get to it, I think. The kinds of PrCs that I was most interested in were things like Arcane Trickster, (Song and Silence's) Spymaster (which required Innuendo in 3.0, making it next to impossible for a straight bard, but in 3.5 it might be different), and Shadowdancer. A level or two of Arcane Archer would have been tempting, if I'd been an elf. It seemed to me that arcane spellcaster and rogue PrCs were the most attractive, but most of the rogue ones would have required a couple levels of being a rogue to get the rogue-only skill prereqs. Usually spellcaster PrCs have prereqs that a bard can cover fairly easily. BTW, letting humans get AA might unbalance it slightly, since it's geared for races that get fewer feats and most of its prereqs are feats. Not a big thing, but it's just a little less expensive for a human. [/QUOTE]

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