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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tsadkiel" data-source="post: 311771" data-attributes="member: 262">The Princess Bride works much better with Swashbuckling Adventures:Westley - I'd give hima  level of Wanderer (which is basically a souped up commoner/expert) to represent the farmboy aspect, then some Pirate and Swashbuckler levels.  I don't think he's anywhere near 19th level; he may even be a level or two below Inigo, but with better stats.  Feats include Poison Immunity (iocane powder), and the parry tree.  Probably Tagging as well.Humperdinck - Thean Ranger (no spellcasting), mixed with some Noble.  Leadership is obviously his most important feat.Inigo Montoya - pure Swashbuckler.  Has the parry feat chain, along with the weapon expert/mastery feats.  All combat feats, mind you - Inigo's player is a dedicated min-maxer, he just didn't get the godlike stat rolls that Westley's player did.Vizzini - Expert.  Maybe Spy, but he's no combatant.  As you say, moderately high int, perilously low wisdom.  Feats include Small.Fezzik - Human Wanderer.  Feats include Large, Brawny, and Giant.Count Rugen - A Musketeer/Rogue who jumped into the Lord's hand prestige class as soon as he could, and uses his Torture class ability all the time.  Important feats - the fencing stuff, along with (of course) Six Fingers.Miracle Max - he's an Alchemist.  He has to be 8th level to brew 5th level spells into potions, so let's call him 8th.  (It's clearly a potion, mind you, no a spell.)Buttercup - If she ever did anything we'd have a better grasp of her capabilities.  She's clearly not nobility, but she must be relatively well off if she can spend all day riding and tormenting the farmboy who works for her, so I'll call her a low level Courtier with a problem player.</blockquote>

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