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<blockquote data-quote="Impeesa" data-source="post: 1521037" data-attributes="member: 498">And for all non-intensive purposes, he reverts to the Bruce Wayne persona, which is probably an Aristocrat or Expert. Some multiclass CG aristocrat/paladin variant would cover him for all intents and purposes, though. There I go again suggesting odd multiclassed builds... I guess that's what I get for hanging around on the WotC Character Optimization boards, though. A byproduct of multiclassing strictly for power is that you can start mentally bending core classes into amazingly diverse concepts. To be honest, I find the concept of a straight 20-level build of just about any of the core classes somewhat boring. However, with just a bit of multiclassing here and there, maybe a PrC or two, any one of them becomes the basis for an enormous variety of cool stuff. For what it's worth, I voted rogue, simply because I've never worked on (or played) any sort of rogue-related build - and I can still think of three or four rogue-based characters that I'd like to play if (for example) someone started a campaign based around a thieves' guild.--Impeesa--</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Impeesa, post: 1521037, member: 498"] And for all non-intensive purposes, he reverts to the Bruce Wayne persona, which is probably an Aristocrat or Expert. Some multiclass CG aristocrat/paladin variant would cover him for all intents and purposes, though. There I go again suggesting odd multiclassed builds... I guess that's what I get for hanging around on the WotC Character Optimization boards, though. A byproduct of multiclassing strictly for power is that you can start mentally bending core classes into amazingly diverse concepts. To be honest, I find the concept of a straight 20-level build of just about any of the core classes somewhat boring. However, with just a bit of multiclassing here and there, maybe a PrC or two, any one of them becomes the basis for an enormous variety of cool stuff. For what it's worth, I voted rogue, simply because I've never worked on (or played) any sort of rogue-related build - and I can still think of three or four rogue-based characters that I'd like to play if (for example) someone started a campaign based around a thieves' guild. --Impeesa-- [/QUOTE]

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