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JiCi 12-22-05, 09:50 AM	I'm tinkering around a class that looks like a more combat-oriented warmage. I know it's all about gauging between the BAB and the spell levels. Am I getting this right ? BAB = HD x 1/2 (as wizard) -> spell levels 0 to 9 BAB = HD x 3/4 (as cleric) -> spell levels 0 to 6 BAB = HD x 1 (as fighter) -> spell level 1 to 4 I was thinking about a class that has the followings qualities: - Full BAB - Spellcasting as sorcerer (Cha as primary stat, spontaneous) - Spells per day as wizard - Only 1 spell known per spell level - Spells drawn from the warmage list - Proficiency with simple and martial weapons - Proficiency with no armor and shield - Bonus feats 1st, 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th and 20th level. Chosen from fighter feats, metamagic feats, item creation feats I would like to have some opinions before starting building it.
Zilvar 12-22-05, 10:32 AM	That's probably the right formula, I don't know for certain. It probably works for designing a class with actual class features. For a class that is simply a fighter/caster, it'd seem a little weak. You can get 16 BAB, 4 or 5 bonus feats, and 9th level spells with a Wiz5/Ftr2/EK10/Wiz3. Limiting yourself to 6th level spells with a 15 bab would suggest some nice class features be in order...at least to me.