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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack Simth" data-source="post: 5911506" data-attributes="member: 29252">Let's see... it's a full-casting PrC that basically any Wizard or Cleric can enter after level 9.   We have... full casting, 3/4 BAB, cheap requirements (Skill ranks, casting, an alignment restriction, and being NOT undead), one good save, 4 skill points a level.... and an unspecified hit die size.For a Wizard, it costs one bonus feat (and familiar progression... err... not that many people care).  For a Cleric, it costs turning progression and ... err... that's about it.It grants:Extend Lifespan (meh - most adventurers don't live long enough for this to matter)Timeless Body (likewise)Immortal Fortitude: This is immunity to some of the more common debuffs - at 2nd level.Deathless: More immunities: Death Effects and Energy Drain are now nonissues?  Cool!  Oh, and I'm immune to some of the top spells for bypassing immunity to such things.  Even better: I can't lose levels to Raise Dead or Resurrection!  Death is even less of a speedbump, now.True Immortality: Here's the big lure of the PrC.  Regeneration is VERY HANDY, and now you explicitly can't be removed from the game.  Oh yes, and as Ex class abilities, none of these go away if you Shapechange or Polymorph.And it's a full casting progression PrC.Uhh.. no, this isn't particularly well balanced for most gaming tables.  Granted, WotC has made worse things than this homebrew, but this isn't particularly balanced for most gaming tables.</blockquote>

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