Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Thalius26 03-15-07, 12:32 AM	Is there any way to create a feat that works like DARING OUTLAW for palidin and warlock, in regards to smite evil and eldritch blast. I have this concept of using a hellbred warlock palidin that smites evil w/ eldritch blast. The DM has already disregarded alignment restrictions for warlock, so LG isn't a problem. What's a good way to balance it? What should the requirements be? Thanx!
sorvikcorsair 03-15-07, 12:40 AM	Don't remember the exact funtion of smite evil, but doesn't it add some d's to your melee damage to an evil creature? If so then Hideous Blow your eld blast into your weapon while you are smiting evil. If not then disregard this.
Ozzymandias 03-15-07, 12:52 AM	I've found that smite evil really isn't that great of an ability. It grants your Charisma modifier to your attack roll and you Paladin level to damage. This is fine and good, except that it only works for 1 attack, and if you miss, you've blown 1 use for the day. Apart from the flavor of playing such a class, why would you consider Paladin? As it stands, the multi-class feats function by stacking levels from two different classes for two different abilities. Thus, in this case, the feat would probably stack Paladin and Warlock levels for the purpose of determining Smite Evil use per day and strength, and eldritch blast strength.
runestar 03-15-07, 06:05 AM	Smite damage is multiplied on a crit, charge damage multipliers etc... You are looking at 3*paladin lv if the paladin smites with a lance while charging. Definitely not to be underestimated...