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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 3007526" data-attributes="member: 35788">By &quot;caster&quot; I assume you mean a FS who relies on offensive spell usage?I have a couple of ideas.&nbsp; I do 32 PB regularily so that'll be my base.&nbsp; Also, using a race with no ability adjustments just to make things nice.1)&nbsp; STR: 8&nbsp; DEX: 12&nbsp; CON: 14&nbsp; INT: 10&nbsp; WIS: 16&nbsp; CHA: 16Favored of Mougol (Complete Divine) - chosen because the favored weapon is the light crossbow making this FS a ranged attack character in both spell and weapon.&nbsp; Plus, this way the STR of an 8 won't hurt nearly as much!As far as spell selection goes, having a WIS modifier at +3 means that the spell DCs should be pretty good.&nbsp; If desired, the FS could easily choose one (or even two) healing spells per level so as to still be a decent healer.&nbsp; That leaves as many as 4 spells per level to be used for attack spells, buff spell, or divination-type spells.Essentially, this build turns the FS into a lesser sorcerer who has the ability to heal.Another way to go would be to use the same stats listed above and focus on healing/summoning spells in addition to the offensive stuff.&nbsp; The summoning spells would negate the inability to attack very well.Just a couple of thoughts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 3007526, member: 35788"] By "caster" I assume you mean a FS who relies on offensive spell usage? I have a couple of ideas. I do 32 PB regularily so that'll be my base. Also, using a race with no ability adjustments just to make things nice. 1) [B]STR:[/B] 8 [B]DEX:[/B] 12 [B]CON:[/B] 14 [B]INT:[/B] 10 [B]WIS:[/B] 16 [B]CHA:[/B] 16 Favored of Mougol (Complete Divine) - chosen because the favored weapon is the light crossbow making this FS a ranged attack character in both spell and weapon. Plus, this way the STR of an 8 won't hurt nearly as much! As far as spell selection goes, having a WIS modifier at +3 means that the spell DCs should be pretty good. If desired, the FS could easily choose one (or even two) healing spells per level so as to still be a decent healer. That leaves as many as 4 spells per level to be used for attack spells, buff spell, or divination-type spells. Essentially, this build turns the FS into a lesser sorcerer who has the ability to heal. Another way to go would be to use the same stats listed above and focus on healing/summoning spells in addition to the offensive stuff. The summoning spells would negate the inability to attack very well. Just a couple of thoughts. [/QUOTE]

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