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| David04-26-07, 04:01 PM | I think I need some help with creating a Human Evangelist of St. Cuthbert (Complete Divine). Ofcourse, I don't want to play a regular street-evangelist I want something that's more like a corrupt priest. Someone who manipulates the people for his own personal gain. The problem is that I don't want to play a Bard. I like the Bard, but I don't think this guy is Bard material. I also don't want Divine Spellcasting. But I do want him to get into Evangelist at 6th level. I also think the alignment might become an issue, especially when the DM finds out... That leaves me with just a few options: Things like Aristocrat, Expert and Human Paragon. Does anyone know what other classes might be fit for a fraud? Thanks in advance guys. |
| CrimsonDeath04-26-07, 04:42 PM | Keep in mind that an Evangelist of St. Cuthbert must be Lawful Good or Lawful Neutral-- the same alignments as Clerics he takes. (If you want to do an evil, false Evangelist, I'd suggest clearing it with your DM before creating or playing the character.) If you don't want to play a Bard or Factotum, you'll need to multiclass (Monk/Scout or something), or you'll have to wait until Rogue 10 or Beguiler 12. |
| JulesCARV04-26-07, 05:34 PM | A rogue can do it all except for the knowledge (religion) requirement. Perhaps you coud take a rogue with the Education feat to get all knowledge skills in class? Perhaps be a mix of rogue and human paragon? |