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So, how about them Hexblades?
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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 2669372" data-attributes="member: 35788"><p>Yeah, seriously. Since when does putting a hex on someone automatically make you non-good?</p><p></p><p>I agree that hexing good people may not be a good maneuver. But hexing an evil person? Where's the difference between that and some of the clerical spells that good clerics are allowed to cast?</p><p></p><p>Although to be fair, malien, with Dire Hexblade's curse the curse is actually -6 at 20th level, not -4. While it may not be much against an opponent using natural attacks, opponents who count on iteritive attacks could be hurt by a -6 each time they try to deal damage. And a -6 to a save category can be significant (especially if your wizard/sorcerer knows you are going to curse someone and has a spell ready to take advantage of the lowered save. This class can be nasty when used in cooperation with other classes. But in some respects its like the bard. It's only really nasty when other classes are used in conjunction with its abilities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 2669372, member: 35788"] Yeah, seriously. Since when does putting a hex on someone automatically make you non-good? I agree that hexing good people may not be a good maneuver. But hexing an evil person? Where's the difference between that and some of the clerical spells that good clerics are allowed to cast? Although to be fair, malien, with Dire Hexblade's curse the curse is actually -6 at 20th level, not -4. While it may not be much against an opponent using natural attacks, opponents who count on iteritive attacks could be hurt by a -6 each time they try to deal damage. And a -6 to a save category can be significant (especially if your wizard/sorcerer knows you are going to curse someone and has a spell ready to take advantage of the lowered save. This class can be nasty when used in cooperation with other classes. But in some respects its like the bard. It's only really nasty when other classes are used in conjunction with its abilities. [/QUOTE]
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