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kidopps 02-26-06, 01:43 AM	i living grayhawk and need help i want to make a dragon disciple but dont now what to start as i know that i need my algnment to be lawful good or lawful neutral so what im asking is what cass and race i should play to get to become dragon disciple the problom i cant figer out is what to be so i can use spontaneous casting all the help will be greatley noted if u can e-mail me at rat_magic_king@yahoo.com i whould apreceate it thank you
Sieylianna 02-26-06, 11:08 AM	i living grayhawk and need help i want to make a dragon disciple but dont now what to start as i know that i need my algnment to be lawful good or lawful neutral so what im asking is what cass and race i should play to get to become dragon disciple the problom i cant figer out is what to be so i can use spontaneous casting all the help will be greatley noted if u can e-mail me at rat_magic_king@yahoo.com i whould apreceate it thank you You're not giving us much information on what you want. Do you want more than a single level of a spell casting class? My recommendation would be monk 4/sorcerer 1/Dragon Disciple X. Another option is bard 2/monk 3/dragon disciple X. Ed
Objulen 02-26-06, 11:32 AM	Personally, you're better off with a fighting build than anything else. A sorc 1/monk 4/DD is probably the best build, but you can make a good build with a sorc 1/fighter 4/DD as long as you pick your bonus feats well.
kenobi65 02-26-06, 01:34 PM	Stepping back a second... It sounds like you don't know what "spontaneous casting" is. Some spellcasters, such as wizards, prepare their spells at the beginning of every day, while others, such as sorcerers and bards, are "spontaneous" casters -- they know fewer spells than wizards, but they know them innately, and they don't need to prepare them ahead of time. As long as a spontaneous caster still has spells "left" at a level for that day, he can cast any spell he knows of that level. To meet the dragon disciple's "ability to cast arcane spells without preparation", of the classes from the Player's Handbook, you'd need at least one level in sorcerer or bard. (There are probably other classes, from other books, that can get you there, but those are the basic ones.) As far as race, you can be of any allowable player-character race to start with, though the dragon disciple's melee fighting abilities will be somewhat lessened if you pick a small race (for example, a halfling or a gnome). Your allowable alignment depends on which type of metallic dragon you want to shoot for in Dragon Disciple. If you want to be Gold, you have to be lawful good. If you want to be Silver or Bronze, you have to be lawful good or lawful neutral. If you want to be Brass, you have to be neutral good or chaotic good. If you want to be Copper, you have to be chaotic good. Hope this helps.
kidopps 02-26-06, 02:45 PM	thank u all for the help i think it will help me out