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| Nghtpunisher04-19-07, 02:16 AM | any on you seen Rurouni Kenshin?if so i wanna make a samurai class like him with special moves and the OA iaijutsu skill. any one able to make a class based on him ? |
| Talok04-19-07, 07:19 AM | You should take a good look at Book of Nine Swords: Tome of Battle. The swordsage class fits this concept really well. Just focus heavily on diamond mind maneuvers and get a level or two of exotic weapon master. |
| customdrapery04-20-07, 10:16 AM | I was thinking the same thing! Thanks for the info. A Kenshin-style character would be very cool. |
| Jaime_Wolf04-22-07, 02:22 AM | I've seen the anime and read the first 10 Kenshin books and I'd say you'd actually do pretty well with Samurai 10 Iaijutsu Master 10 (both OA). Heck, his nickname is battosai meaning master of battojutsu. Want to know a synonym (essentially anyway) for battojutsu? Iaijutsu. Battosai: Master of drawing, cutting with a single strike, and sheathing (a gross oversimplification, but that's essentially how it's described in D&D and in Kenshin). Iaijutsu Master: Master of drawing, cutting with a single strike, and sheating. See how it works? In fact, if you want it to be REALLY Kenshin-y, you might use monk instead of samurai, though it'd be a bit harder to qualify for iaijutsu master. Honestly, take a look at the PrC, it even has the ability to make two attacks as a standard action (think back to the scene where he draws, attacks, and then hits with the scabard). |
| Nghtpunisher04-22-07, 02:39 AM | why monk ?? (and there is a feat to make iaijustsu a Class skill :) ) |