2 for 1, Help me decide/improve [Archive] - Wizards Community

2 for 1, Help me decide/improve [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Curunir
02-19-05, 09:28 PM I have a couple of thoughts for a game (starting 14th level with almost enough XP to be 15th level).

Here are the ideas:

1) Human Saint(from BoED) Cleric 4/Knight of the Crown 3/Knight of the Sword 3/ Knight of the Rose 2

2) Changeling Bard 5/Chameleon 9

3) (Insert race here) Druid 5/ Many Forms 9 (Would finish that out and go Warshaper 5 mainly for the Multimorphing but I certainly won't pass up the other benefits) I wonder if I shouldn't got Warshaper first.

All three builds seem to have what I like in a character, power, versatility and personality (that is, I can make interesting personalities for them).Does anybody lean one way or the other? I don't know the next time I'll get to play a character this high in level
Ivarrius
02-19-05, 10:54 PM I can only really speak for the 3rd build there, but it seems strong on its own.

Warshaper is a decent class, but you lose out on caster levels, but going for MoMF means you are more concerned with shaping than casting.

Take a look at the Scent feat from (CV). It works much better than Blindsense (same source) as it works longer, and is not limited by line of effect. This is useful when you are shaping into a creature that doesn't have Scent as an ability and you are in combat.

Beyond that, I can't offer much help, as I have never really played a druid character.

But it looks good.
Curunir
02-19-05, 11:44 PM Cool thanks for response. Many Forms is attractive to me and I wouldn't need to put hardly anything in my physical stats (I get 87 points to split 6 ways). I might do Changeling with that for my more frivolous shifting (I could only wild shape 10 times a day and I don't want to waste one of those on a humanoid form.)

I still feel a tug towards the Solomnic Kinght because this is the only game I can play it in.

I also feel a tug towards the Chameleon because I have a great get rich quick scheme with him to get as much as 2,000,000 gp, but it could get him killed. (It's a very long story)

Here's what I'm thinking. Play the Chameleon and try to get the cash. If it backfires, I can run one of my other concepts.

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Curunir 02-19-05, 09:28 PM	I have a couple of thoughts for a game (starting 14th level with almost enough XP to be 15th level). Here are the ideas: 1) Human Saint(from BoED) Cleric 4/Knight of the Crown 3/Knight of the Sword 3/ Knight of the Rose 2 2) Changeling Bard 5/Chameleon 9 3) (Insert race here) Druid 5/ Many Forms 9 (Would finish that out and go Warshaper 5 mainly for the Multimorphing but I certainly won't pass up the other benefits) I wonder if I shouldn't got Warshaper first. All three builds seem to have what I like in a character, power, versatility and personality (that is, I can make interesting personalities for them).Does anybody lean one way or the other? I don't know the next time I'll get to play a character this high in level
Ivarrius 02-19-05, 10:54 PM	I can only really speak for the 3rd build there, but it seems strong on its own. Warshaper is a decent class, but you lose out on caster levels, but going for MoMF means you are more concerned with shaping than casting. Take a look at the Scent feat from (CV). It works much better than Blindsense (same source) as it works longer, and is not limited by line of effect. This is useful when you are shaping into a creature that doesn't have Scent as an ability and you are in combat. Beyond that, I can't offer much help, as I have never really played a druid character. But it looks good.
Curunir 02-19-05, 11:44 PM	Cool thanks for response. Many Forms is attractive to me and I wouldn't need to put hardly anything in my physical stats (I get 87 points to split 6 ways). I might do Changeling with that for my more frivolous shifting (I could only wild shape 10 times a day and I don't want to waste one of those on a humanoid form.) I still feel a tug towards the Solomnic Kinght because this is the only game I can play it in. I also feel a tug towards the Chameleon because I have a great get rich quick scheme with him to get as much as 2,000,000 gp, but it could get him killed. (It's a very long story) Here's what I'm thinking. Play the Chameleon and try to get the cash. If it backfires, I can run one of my other concepts.