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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 5968441" data-attributes="member: 7635">:spit take:Ok, leaving the geography aside, let me give you my idea of what a "high level" (10+) fighter should be doing...Adaption: The fighter is so comfortable with fighting in foreign terrain he no longer takes disadvantage from fighting underwater, on horseback, on a thrashing ship, hanging from ropes, or on top of a runaway waterwheel careening toward the ocean. All of these things are like solid ground to him.All Around Attack: Cleave on Steroids. Did you down a foe? Good, take a free swipe at EVERYONE standing around you. Bravery: Who says paladin's are the only ones who are fearless? Immune to frightened, gives a bonus to saves for others in sight. Breech Immunity: Foe immune to a certain weapon? To you, he's merely resistant. So go ahead a kill that skeleton with arrows...Death Blow: Make one single attack against a foe of lower level/HD than you. You kill him outright if you hit; Con save applies.Frighten: You intimidate by a glance, giving foes disadvantage until they land a hit on you.Hardiness: Shrug off those non-damaging spell effects like charm, hold, and even death spells for a number of rounds.Inner Focus: The fighter can temporarily buff one of his physical scores to 20, but for only a few rounds before fatigue sets in.Sense Danger: Skill Mastery: Perception for fighters and immune to surprise. Status Attack: Your attacks can leave a foe blinded, deafened, stunned, paralyzed, or bleeding for a while (rounds, until healed, etc). THAT is stuff a high level fighter should be doing to be a bad-ass without throwing mountains at people.The vast majority of this stuff was adapted from DMO: High Level Campaigns for 2nd Edition. Much better than the Epic Level Handbook. Swim up a waterfall...</blockquote>

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