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A PRC for my Pathfinder game.

Started by Cranewings, November 13, 2009, 06:27:52 PM

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November 17, 2009, 12:58:39 PM
Quote from: GnomeWorks;343864The barbarian's DR is slash-dash, meaning it's good against everything.

And DR 5/- over the course of ten levels is... underwhelming. Especially since you're giving up five levels' worth of spellcasting to get it.

The other problem you're up against here is that the cleric is pretty much hands-down one of the two best classes in d20, alongside the druid. Convincing anyone who knows what they're doing to multiclass out of them into a PrC that doesn't offer full (or almost full) spellcasting progression is probably nigh-impossible (though I'll admit that I'm not all that familiar with PF, but given that it's derived from d20, I don't imagine this has changed all that much).

This is actually a powered up version of the class the player gave me to play. Him and some of my other players jut finished a two year epic campaign and have another game going where they are 12th level, as apposed to my 5th level game. I'm not sure he is that worried about the power level.

I think there is something kind of interesting about DR 5/-, especially when combined with the last power that brings it to 10. Ordinary people simply can't harm him, even if he is naked. It means he can get out of his tent and walk around on a battlefield without a care in the world.
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