Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Levism84 07-23-07, 02:13 AM	I was looking through the Book of Vile Darkness for kicks, and came across the Soul Eater prestige class. In the type requirement for the class, it says “any living nonhumanoid (monstrous humanoid is acceptable).” A warforged is a construct with the living construct subtype, which technically makes it both living and a nonhumanoid. Am I right in thinking that a warforged could qualify for the Soul Eater prestige class? Just think about how terrifying it would be to have a warforged capable of dealing negative levels with a touch and gaining incredible physical boosts by draining people's souls. A truly evil and heartless creation of the god-forged if you ask me. Of course in order to qualify for the prestige class early on, you need to have a core class with a good base attack bonus, most probably fighter. This look okay? Any ideas for interesting core classes to help enhance some of the Soul Eater's other class abilities? ~Rain~
Rerecros 07-23-07, 02:17 AM	seems legal, make sure to take jaws of death (RoE)
DarkWarriorKarg 07-23-07, 11:06 AM	And use a scythe... not for the critical (x4!) but for the imagery...
Badace36 07-23-07, 03:36 PM	I think it's an excellent idea for a villain or perhaps an evil PC... The sentence in the thread's title sent shivers up my spine. Excellent motivation, perfect for an adventure. I might just steal it, haha.
Need_A_Life 07-23-07, 04:17 PM	I think I'd play a Ranger5 (alternatively, a Warblade)/Soul Eater 10... with Jaws of Death and Extra Slam :D Edit: 2 negative levels per hit. 3 natural attacks/round = 6 negative levels/round. No save. :eek:
Nercrominionicon 07-23-07, 04:41 PM	That is what I call BRUTAL. Very metal Idea, too.