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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5022117" data-attributes="member: 57383">Isn't the second sentence of the martial training description unnecessarily wordy? Saying &quot;Skleros possess the base attack bonus and feats of a fighter with a level equal to their Hit Dice&quot; has the same meaning and is a lot more pithy than &quot;Skleros possess the base attack bonus of a fighter of their level, and qualify for feats as if they were fighters of a level equal to their Hit Dice.&quot;Also, should we give them a ranged weapon. Perhaps javelins?Challenge Rating 1 seems OK, they're only a little tougher than a 2nd level warrior.I was thinking they'd remain the same size, but just become more skilled fighters, so would prefer 3-10 (Medium) and add a note that larger varieties exist (e.g. a Large-size Ogre Skelos with 4-12 HD and a Huge size Giant Skelos with 8-16 HD.)Well they ought to be lightweight, being naught but bone - 50 pounds?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 5022117, member: 57383"] Isn't the second sentence of the martial training description unnecessarily wordy? Saying "Skleros possess the base attack bonus and feats of a fighter with a level equal to their Hit Dice" has the same meaning and is a lot more pithy than "Skleros possess the base attack bonus of a fighter of their level, and qualify for feats as if they were fighters of a level equal to their Hit Dice." Also, should we give them a ranged weapon. Perhaps javelins? Challenge Rating 1 seems OK, they're only a little tougher than a 2nd level warrior. I was thinking they'd remain the same size, but just become more skilled fighters, so would prefer 3-10 (Medium) and add a note that larger varieties exist (e.g. a Large-size Ogre Skelos with 4-12 HD and a Huge size Giant Skelos with 8-16 HD.) Well they ought to be lightweight, being naught but bone - 50 pounds? [/QUOTE]

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