Animal Lord? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Animal Lord? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Mordin
01-27-05, 11:58 AM I like the revision on the requirements on the animal lord but why do you think they changed it into a "warrior" class instead of the original "shifter type Prc". Anyone else fell the same way or am I the only one that likes this Prc.
hiryuu
01-27-05, 12:34 PM I liked the older one, with the spellcasting chopped off and using the new prereqs. I do not like what they did to the poor wolflord's scent. Let me get this straight: it's okay to have a feat that makes your paladin and monk levels stack in regards to your unarmed damage, but giving scent out (which only tells you if something is within 30 feet of you, but not where it is) on a permanent basis from a prestige class is bad?
eggplantm
01-27-05, 03:08 PM I like it a lot. Gives a great way to have people who have embraced a totem animal. As such it fits the ranger and barbarian best of any and it is even better for certain monsters. Beware the ogre bearlord!
Arcane Guyver
01-27-05, 03:19 PM Reading the class description makes me think Tarzan.

Now I really, really want to play one, but I'm stuck as the DM. :weep:

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Mordin 01-27-05, 11:58 AM	I like the revision on the requirements on the animal lord but why do you think they changed it into a "warrior" class instead of the original "shifter type Prc". Anyone else fell the same way or am I the only one that likes this Prc.
hiryuu 01-27-05, 12:34 PM	I liked the older one, with the spellcasting chopped off and using the new prereqs. I do not like what they did to the poor wolflord's scent. Let me get this straight: it's okay to have a feat that makes your paladin and monk levels stack in regards to your unarmed damage, but giving scent out (which only tells you if something is within 30 feet of you, but not where it is) on a permanent basis from a prestige class is bad?
eggplantm 01-27-05, 03:08 PM	I like it a lot. Gives a great way to have people who have embraced a totem animal. As such it fits the ranger and barbarian best of any and it is even better for certain monsters. Beware the ogre bearlord!
Arcane Guyver 01-27-05, 03:19 PM	Reading the class description makes me think Tarzan. Now I really, really want to play one, but I'm stuck as the DM. :weep: