A PrC to get the outsider type (3.0). . . [Archive] - Wizards Community

A PrC to get the outsider type (3.0). . . [Archive] - Wizards Community

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TheMasterSword
08-16-04, 01:06 PM . . . and give me full spell progression. In the core material, I have found three: the Alienist, the Contemplative, and the Verdant Lord.

I do not know the campaign setting as of right now, but I noticed that the Divine Disciple from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting accomplishes the same thing in five levels rather than ten levels.

I have all of the third edition core books and Forgotten Realms books if anyone would be willing to point out any other classes in this vein, it would be helpful.

Thanks.
Piraatje
08-16-04, 01:23 PM Verdant Lord gives you Plant Type ;)
TheMasterSword
08-16-04, 02:48 PM Righto. Sorry.
Dragan_Timeripper
08-16-04, 03:50 PM Hello MasterSword,

I find the best class to become an outsider is the Divine Disciple from FRCS. For five levels, it also gives you a bonus domain. It was reprinted in the PGtF.

If you want to try it, you could always use the rules from Savage Species to convert into a Shade character. For a +4 LA, they gain a whole slew of abilities, such as bonuses to attributes, spell-like abilities (especially Greater Teleport, Invisibility, and Plane Shift), SR, Shadow Jumping, etc.

Just my $0.01 (I'm too poor to pay $0.02). Happy Gaming.
Dragan_Timeripper
08-16-04, 03:50 PM (Accidental repost...sorry all)
TheMoor
08-16-04, 04:01 PM You could just be an outsider race. Planetouched would work nicely.
SolitudeSeraph
08-16-04, 04:10 PM Shadowcrafter from Underdark is an illusionist and it bumps up your shadow spells (evocation and conjuration) and at level 10 you turn into a native outsider...
Blade2718
08-16-04, 05:21 PM In Player's Guide to Faerun, there is a feat that turns certain races, such as Deep Imaskari humans and Star Elves, into native outsiders.

Oh, oops, 3.0 only.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
TheMasterSword 08-16-04, 01:06 PM	. . . and give me full spell progression. In the core material, I have found three: the Alienist, the Contemplative, and the Verdant Lord. I do not know the campaign setting as of right now, but I noticed that the Divine Disciple from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting accomplishes the same thing in five levels rather than ten levels. I have all of the third edition core books and Forgotten Realms books if anyone would be willing to point out any other classes in this vein, it would be helpful. Thanks.
Piraatje 08-16-04, 01:23 PM	Verdant Lord gives you Plant Type ;)
TheMasterSword 08-16-04, 02:48 PM	Righto. Sorry.
Dragan_Timeripper 08-16-04, 03:50 PM	Hello MasterSword, I find the best class to become an outsider is the Divine Disciple from FRCS. For five levels, it also gives you a bonus domain. It was reprinted in the PGtF. If you want to try it, you could always use the rules from Savage Species to convert into a Shade character. For a +4 LA, they gain a whole slew of abilities, such as bonuses to attributes, spell-like abilities (especially Greater Teleport, Invisibility, and Plane Shift), SR, Shadow Jumping, etc. Just my $0.01 (I'm too poor to pay $0.02). Happy Gaming.
Dragan_Timeripper 08-16-04, 03:50 PM	(Accidental repost...sorry all)
TheMoor 08-16-04, 04:01 PM	You could just be an outsider race. Planetouched would work nicely.
SolitudeSeraph 08-16-04, 04:10 PM	Shadowcrafter from Underdark is an illusionist and it bumps up your shadow spells (evocation and conjuration) and at level 10 you turn into a native outsider...
Blade2718 08-16-04, 05:21 PM	In Player's Guide to Faerun, there is a feat that turns certain races, such as Deep Imaskari humans and Star Elves, into native outsiders. Oh, oops, 3.0 only.