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Post/Author/DateTime Post
RogueKiller
02-03-06, 01:16 AM So I just started to play D&D with some friends of mine, but I havent quite made my own character. I was thinking on making a Ninja class, but like I said I'm new at this and I don't really know how to go about it. Should I just stick to something more simple like a Rouge? or if you think that a Ninja would be fine, anyone have any tips they could give? Thanks
Twotall
02-03-06, 05:09 AM The easiest way to go about mking a ninja would have to be to simply look in the D&D 3,5 book "Complete Adventurer", page 5-11, which describes the ninja class...
JD
02-03-06, 07:37 AM There's also a little article on the strengths and weaknesses of the ninja class here (http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/cwc/20050906a). If you don't have access to CA, I'd suggest making a rogue with a heavy concentration on skills like Move Silently, Hide, Jump, Climb and Tumble for a ninja-ish feel. With 8 skill points per level, you can max all these every level and still pay plenty of attention to Disable Device and Open Lock, the two big rogue selling points.
CryoSilver
02-03-06, 11:50 PM You could also dip one level into monk for the unarmed goodies, and martial arts feel of a ninja.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
RogueKiller 02-03-06, 01:16 AM	So I just started to play D&D with some friends of mine, but I havent quite made my own character. I was thinking on making a Ninja class, but like I said I'm new at this and I don't really know how to go about it. Should I just stick to something more simple like a Rouge? or if you think that a Ninja would be fine, anyone have any tips they could give? Thanks
Twotall 02-03-06, 05:09 AM	The easiest way to go about mking a ninja would have to be to simply look in the D&D 3,5 book "Complete Adventurer", page 5-11, which describes the ninja class...
JD 02-03-06, 07:37 AM	There's also a little article on the strengths and weaknesses of the ninja class here (http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/cwc/20050906a). If you don't have access to CA, I'd suggest making a rogue with a heavy concentration on skills like Move Silently, Hide, Jump, Climb and Tumble for a ninja-ish feel. With 8 skill points per level, you can max all these every level and still pay plenty of attention to Disable Device and Open Lock, the two big rogue selling points.
CryoSilver 02-03-06, 11:50 PM	You could also dip one level into monk for the unarmed goodies, and martial arts feel of a ninja.