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| Sigma3456104-03-07, 01:51 PM | I'm playing in a gestalt game with a couple other people. The group is pretty well rounded. I was thinking about making my character be the "cohort" of the group. The one who carries all the stuff, and always has the right equipment we need, preferably staying out of danger. I was planning on being a bard/fighter or bard artificer. I wanted to carry a ridiculous amount of things, but we are only second level. Is there a feat that increases your carrying capacity. I had thought i had seen a feat, Strong Back, that doubled your carrying capacity, but i cant find it. Anyone have any suggestions. |
| tarkin04-03-07, 02:36 PM | The key is to get a bag of holding type object early. Also, if you were higher level, I might suggest a racial thing, such as playing a centaur. |
| Sigma3456104-03-07, 04:28 PM | would a feat that doubles your carrying capacity be overpowered? |
| Kyaran04-03-07, 08:50 PM | I suggest going dwarf for the ignoring of movement penalties. Also, take this in the spirit of a silly contest, but... Fungible Sidekick (http://boards1.wizards.com/showpost.php?p=11965408&postcount=11) |
| Neodymium04-03-07, 09:49 PM | would a feat that doubles your carrying capacity be overpowered? i don't think so. that's usually the last thing a person cares about in regards to Strength. I don't know where a feat like that is, but i must say i really really like your character idea. Good luck, I'd love to see how it works out. The interaction with the other character is sure to be fantastic. |