Ghost Walker? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Ghost Walker? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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lusiphur25
01-11-08, 07:37 PM I remember playong a monk/ghost walker a long time ago, and I was just wondering if anyone remembered what book the ghost walker was in. Thanks!
Fabius Maximus
01-11-08, 07:48 PM It's in Sword & Fist, and old 3.0e supplement.
Legdiwena
01-15-08, 01:25 PM What kind of class was it?
Illithid Tentacles
01-16-08, 01:06 AM What kind of class was it?

Basically, it's a PrC centered around revenge. They get the ablity to feign death, a bonus to attack and damage rolls when fighting enemies they've faced before and lost to, and a couple other things.
Hans_Kelsen
01-19-08, 12:50 PM Personally I didn´t like it, after all, loosing to get your abilities is not the best of things.
ThkkBldstrm
01-19-08, 07:43 PM lusiphur25, How did that work out? I'm kind of curious about that. It seems to me that if you wanted to get the painful reconing thing (not the coolest part, but one of the larger parts of it) to get going, you'd either have to run, play dead (which seems like just a really bad idea to me), or let the bad guy get away (doesn't happen in my goup much these days, but we're level 16 so...).
SmartPaladin
01-21-08, 05:13 PM lusiphur25, How did that work out? I'm kind of curious about that. It seems to me that if you wanted to get the painful reconing thing (not the coolest part, but one of the larger parts of it) to get going, you'd either have to run, play dead (which seems like just a really bad idea to me), or let the bad guy get away (doesn't happen in my goup much these days, but we're level 16 so...).

I always saw Painful Reconing as being that "Oh ****" kamikaze attack. You know, for those heroes/players that just know they are going to die anyway, but they just can't do so unless they take somebody with them. Granted, it's also a non-fallen Paladin/Ghostwalker in my mind that does so. Well, that and I find the thought of a mounted Paladin/Ghostwalker charging out of the Shadow Walk to attack the enemy to be somehow demoralizing and oh so kick ass all at the same time.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
lusiphur25 01-11-08, 07:37 PM	I remember playong a monk/ghost walker a long time ago, and I was just wondering if anyone remembered what book the ghost walker was in. Thanks!
Fabius Maximus 01-11-08, 07:48 PM	It's in Sword & Fist, and old 3.0e supplement.
Legdiwena 01-15-08, 01:25 PM	What kind of class was it?
Illithid Tentacles 01-16-08, 01:06 AM	What kind of class was it? Basically, it's a PrC centered around revenge. They get the ablity to feign death, a bonus to attack and damage rolls when fighting enemies they've faced before and lost to, and a couple other things.
Hans_Kelsen 01-19-08, 12:50 PM	Personally I didn´t like it, after all, loosing to get your abilities is not the best of things.
ThkkBldstrm 01-19-08, 07:43 PM	lusiphur25, How did that work out? I'm kind of curious about that. It seems to me that if you wanted to get the painful reconing thing (not the coolest part, but one of the larger parts of it) to get going, you'd either have to run, play dead (which seems like just a really bad idea to me), or let the bad guy get away (doesn't happen in my goup much these days, but we're level 16 so...).
SmartPaladin 01-21-08, 05:13 PM	lusiphur25, How did that work out? I'm kind of curious about that. It seems to me that if you wanted to get the painful reconing thing (not the coolest part, but one of the larger parts of it) to get going, you'd either have to run, play dead (which seems like just a really bad idea to me), or let the bad guy get away (doesn't happen in my goup much these days, but we're level 16 so...). I always saw Painful Reconing as being that "Oh ****" kamikaze attack. You know, for those heroes/players that just know they are going to die anyway, but they just can't do so unless they take somebody with them. Granted, it's also a non-fallen Paladin/Ghostwalker in my mind that does so. Well, that and I find the thought of a mounted Paladin/Ghostwalker charging out of the Shadow Walk to attack the enemy to be somehow demoralizing and oh so kick ass all at the same time.