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CaptKillern
03-01-07, 04:26 PM Complete scoundrel offers feats that allow for more flexibility with multi-classing.

Along that line of thought... how about:

Skillful Samurai
Prerequisites: Fighter 1+ , ancestral Daisho class feature
Benefits: A characters fighter levels and Samurai levels stack for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and qualifications for feats such as Weapon specialization.
Example: A 2nd level fighter/ 2 level Samurai would qualify for weapon specialization as a 4th level fighter and have Ancestral Daisho as a 4th level Samurai.

Samurai Scout
Prerequisites: Ancestral Daisho, Skirmish
Benefits: A characters Samurai levels stack with his scout levels for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and Skirmish class features.

Any other ideas?
narukagami
03-01-07, 04:34 PM Complete scoundrel offers feats that allow for more flexibility with multi-classing.

Along that line of thought... how about:

Skillful Samurai
Prerequisites: Fighter 1+ , ancestral Daisho class feature
Benefits: A characters fighter levels and Samurai levels stack for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and qualifications for feats such as Weapon specialization.
Example: A 2nd level fighter/ 2 level Samurai would qualify for weapon specialization as a 4th level fighter and have Ancestral Daisho as a 4th level Samurai.

Samurai Scout
Prerequisites: Ancestral Daisho, Skirmish
Benefits: A characters Samurai levels stack with his scout levels for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and Skirmish class features.

Any other ideas? Problem: Ancestral Daisho is already dependent on total Character Level, not Class Level. Therefore, that aspect of these feats is moot.
Lord Gwydion
03-02-07, 01:50 AM Could have it make Iaijutsu a permanent class skill instead of the redundant daisho thing. Just a thought.
Ranger REG
03-02-07, 02:25 AM Why not just make multiclass feats for shaman (now that it has its own unarmed damage in 3.5e revision) and/or sohei?

The samurai class is fine on it own or multiclass.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
CaptKillern 03-01-07, 04:26 PM	Complete scoundrel offers feats that allow for more flexibility with multi-classing. Along that line of thought... how about: Skillful Samurai Prerequisites: Fighter 1+ , ancestral Daisho class feature Benefits: A characters fighter levels and Samurai levels stack for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and qualifications for feats such as Weapon specialization. Example: A 2nd level fighter/ 2 level Samurai would qualify for weapon specialization as a 4th level fighter and have Ancestral Daisho as a 4th level Samurai. Samurai Scout Prerequisites: Ancestral Daisho, Skirmish Benefits: A characters Samurai levels stack with his scout levels for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and Skirmish class features. Any other ideas?
narukagami 03-01-07, 04:34 PM	Complete scoundrel offers feats that allow for more flexibility with multi-classing. Along that line of thought... how about: Skillful Samurai Prerequisites: Fighter 1+ , ancestral Daisho class feature Benefits: A characters fighter levels and Samurai levels stack for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and qualifications for feats such as Weapon specialization. Example: A 2nd level fighter/ 2 level Samurai would qualify for weapon specialization as a 4th level fighter and have Ancestral Daisho as a 4th level Samurai. Samurai Scout Prerequisites: Ancestral Daisho, Skirmish Benefits: A characters Samurai levels stack with his scout levels for determining Ancestral Daisho ability and Skirmish class features. Any other ideas? Problem: Ancestral Daisho is already dependent on total Character Level, not Class Level. Therefore, that aspect of these feats is moot.
Lord Gwydion 03-02-07, 01:50 AM	Could have it make Iaijutsu a permanent class skill instead of the redundant daisho thing. Just a thought.
Ranger REG 03-02-07, 02:25 AM	Why not just make multiclass feats for shaman (now that it has its own unarmed damage in 3.5e revision) and/or sohei? The samurai class is fine on it own or multiclass.