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<blockquote data-quote="Darklone" data-source="post: 1655361" data-attributes="member: 1372">I'm against that class.I see the Clr/Rog similar to the Ftr/Clr and the Ftr/Rog. A special class such as the arcane trickster would be too strong, the Rog/Clr is strong enough without it.If you're primarily Rogue, you'll get for giving up some sneak attack damage and a few skill points (which usually don't keep a rogue from maxxing out the few real important skills): Nice powerups against undeads... which rogue doesn't like that? Secondary spells (nice utilities), armour proficiency, hitpoints, even weapon proficiencies IIRC, better saves, domain powers (luck or trickery perhaps?)OTOH, if you're mainly cleric, you'll get a nice skill point boost, lose a few hitpoints, get 1 or 2d6 sneak attack damage (very nice as secondary melee dude), evasion, a small needed boost for Reflex saves... all for losing some spellcaster levels. That may hurt, but you gain a lot of versatility (and the EK as well as the AT don't help you if you want to be a fullscore spellcaster). So: No need for a Rog/Clr prestige class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darklone, post: 1655361, member: 1372"] I'm against that class. I see the Clr/Rog similar to the Ftr/Clr and the Ftr/Rog. A special class such as the arcane trickster would be too strong, the Rog/Clr is strong enough without it. If you're primarily Rogue, you'll get for giving up some sneak attack damage and a few skill points (which usually don't keep a rogue from maxxing out the few real important skills): Nice powerups against undeads... which rogue doesn't like that? Secondary spells (nice utilities), armour proficiency, hitpoints, even weapon proficiencies IIRC, better saves, domain powers (luck or trickery perhaps?) OTOH, if you're mainly cleric, you'll get a nice skill point boost, lose a few hitpoints, get 1 or 2d6 sneak attack damage (very nice as secondary melee dude), evasion, a small needed boost for Reflex saves... all for losing some spellcaster levels. That may hurt, but you gain a lot of versatility (and the EK as well as the AT don't help you if you want to be a fullscore spellcaster). So: No need for a Rog/Clr prestige class. [/QUOTE]

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