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| Raiden Drake08-06-07, 12:58 PM | Disclaimer: I know there's a dragoon thread each other week, I'm doing this anyway, because I just like the name, please don't be a troll; keep the commentaries constructive. http://wizards.com/dnd/images/tob_gallery/99677.jpg SPEAR MASTER(aka DRAGOON) Requisites Feats: weapon focus(any spear or spear-like weapon), Skill focus Jump Skills: Jump 8 ranks Maneuvers: must be able to initiate "Claw at the Moon" Stances: must know "Leaping Dragon Stance" Class Features Hit Dice: d10 Class Skills: as Warblade Class skills at each new level: 4+int Saves Maneuvers Level BAB Fort Ref Will Know Ready Special 1 +1 +0 +2 +0 0 1 Adaptative Spear Use, Dragoon Armor 2 +2 +0 +3 +0 1 0 3 +3 +1 +3 +1 0 0 Dragoon Defensive Stance 4 +4 +1 +4 +1 0 0 Jump Strike 5 +5 +1 +4 +1 0 1 6 +6 +2 +5 +2 0 0 Dragoon Fang 7 +7 +2 +5 +2 0 0 8 +8 +2 +6 +2 1 0 Dragoon Offensive Stance 9 +9 +3 +6 +3 0 1 10 +10 +3 +7 +3 1 0 Dragoon Jump Maneuvers: At each even level a Dragoon can learn a new maneuver from the "Tiger Claw" or "Iron Heart" schools. Dragoon levels stack with any martial class levels to determine initiator level. Adaptative Spear Use(ex): When wielding a spear or spear-like weapon he is proficient in, a dragoon can attack adjacent enemies, even if the weapon don't normally allow for this. Dragoon Armor(ex): Dragoons train to retain its motility while wearing armor, when using light or medium armor a dragoon reduce the armor check penalty by 2 and can move at its full movement rate. Dragoon Defensive Stance(ex): When in the "Leaping Dragon Stance", as a swift action the dragoon may forgo the benefits from this stance and gain instead the ability use the "Deflect arrows" feat an a number of times equal to his Dragoon levels per round. As a swift action the dragon can regain the benefits form "Leaping Dragon" by losing the benefits from this ability. A Dragoon can only use this ability if he is holding a spear or spear-like weapon he is proficient with. Dragoon Strike(ex): As a standard action, by expending a ready maneuver, a Dragoon may jump to an enemy and land on it with his spear. The dragoon chooses and enemy with in 30 feet of him, he make a jump check with a DC equal to the target AC if the check is successful, he then make and attack roll, if successful the creature receives damage equal to weapon damage+6d6; and the Dragoon is now in any adjacent square to the creature he choses. He do not causes attacks of opportunity for this movement. If the jump check fail the dragoon do not move and do not make an attack roll. A Dragoon can only use this ability if he is holding a spear or spear-like weapon he is proficient with. Dragoon Fang(su): As a swift action, by expending a ready maneuver, a Dragoon may add an enhancement bonus to his weapon attack and damage equal to half his dragoon levels for one round. Dragoon Offensive Stance(ex): When in the "Leaping Dragon Stance", as a swift action the dragoon may forgo the benefits from this stance and gain instead the ability double the damage from his weapon, on a critical hit normal multiplier stacking rules apply, he also do not need to confirm critical hits. As a swift action the dragon can regain the benefits form "Leaping Dragon" by losing the benefits from this ability. A Dragoon can only use this ability if he is holding a spear or spear-like weapon he is proficient with. Dragoon Jump(ex): Dragoons are train for jumping swiftly and with precision, when ever a dragoon make a jump check he can take 10, even if he is distracted. A Dragoon can only use this ability if he is holding a spear or spear-like weapon he is proficient with. |
| Legdiwena08-06-07, 01:44 PM | Are there any dragoon builds that don't use maneuvers and all that from ToB? |
| Raiden Drake08-06-07, 01:50 PM | Are there any dragoon builds that don't use maneuvers and all that from ToB? First we have search function again and second yes there are Dragoon builds without ToB. But I like ToB and I think it represent very well what a Dragoon should be able to do. |
| Legdiwena08-06-07, 02:01 PM | Sorry, didn't realize search works again. |
| Mojo_Rat08-06-07, 06:15 PM | Im a bit curious, how the name 'Dragoon' for a PrC translated into a super jumping spear wielding class?. Generally Dragoons are heavily armoured rifle armed cavarlry or Infantry that dismounts from horses (again musket armed) Or some sort of Military force used in opression. Not intending to criticize so much as not clear where the name comes from in thise case that you felt ToB was most suitable to represent it. |
| Raiden Drake08-06-07, 06:22 PM | Im a bit curious, how the name 'Dragoon' for a PrC translated into a super jumping spear wielding class?. Generally Dragoons are heavily armoured rifle armed cavarlry or Infantry that dismounts from horses (again musket armed) Or some sort of Military force used in opression. Not intending to criticize so much as not clear where the name comes from in thise case that you felt ToB was most suitable to represent it. I know I'm going to get flame for this but the inspirations was final fantasy, it just happen to be mi favorite job from the game and iI haven't see a representation that I like so I just made my own. Besides the historical Dragoon is of no use in most regular campaigns because the lack of firearms. You know what lets forgot about the name dragoon... lets call it just a Spear Master |