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powell01 09-23-04, 06:58 AM	I have a few questions I would like answered and if anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it. First. Can a monk's unarmed strike count as a bonded weapon for the purposes of qualifying for the Occult Slayer. It states that it must be of masterwork quality at least. Does this mean you would have to purchase masterwork gloves\gauntlets? Secondly. The Occult Slayer prestige class is Core according to the LGCS. In the flavour text (page 66 of CW) it states that you have to be chosen and trained in order to access the prestige class. Yet under the actual requirements of the class, it does not mention anything like that, unlike other classes such as Drunken Master. Any ideas which applies. :confused: I assume I woul probably have to play a special mission to qualify for it. I am just thinking up some ideas for my tertiary character. Thanks
Simpi 09-23-04, 12:38 PM	Secondly. The Occult Slayer prestige class is Core according to the LGCS. In the flavour text (page 66 of CW) it states that you have to be chosen and trained in order to access the prestige class. Yet under the actual requirements of the class, it does not mention anything like that, unlike other classes such as Drunken Master. Any ideas which applies. :confused: Thanks Unless there is a special mention about in in prequisites section (like Drunken Master has, for an example), you can take it without any problems. Some regions have meta-gaming guidelines and suggestions for different meta-organisations but LGCS goes over them. For example, I think Onnwal meta-gaming book suggests that Divine Oracles (might have been some other Prc) should be servants of Osprem and join a certain meta-organisation. However, since LGCS goes over any regional rulings like this, you can make a Divine Oracle who is servant of Kord or any other deity you happen to fancy.... S.H, Naerie webslave
powell01 09-24-04, 07:40 AM	Excellent. Now I just have to have some serious thought about my new anti-mage dude. :D