above is just a quick outline, ill work more on it later.
idea: using abrupt jaunt(phb II) wizard alternate class feature combined with shadowlord's shadowpounce, to get full attacks as an immediate action.
swiftblade, time stands still, etc etc.
(It comes in at 4th level Telflammar Shadowlord.) You're also missing prerequisites-- haste is a 3rd level spell, assuming you're taking some of the swiftblade first. And you don't have the required skills for Telflammar Shadowlord unless you're picking them up through feats.You might also want to toss in some of the Shadow Jaunt/Stride/Blink maneuvers since you have warblade levels and they have no prerequisites.
what about something like specialist conjurer 3/feat rogue 1/Warblade 6/TSL 4/swiftblade 6
we qualifi for swiftblade by virtue of the dragonsblood pool(CM) and sanctum spell.
im away from ToB, which of those teleport maneuvers would i qualify for with this build?
Shadow manuvers are Swordsage not warblade
Martial Study allows a warblade to pick them up though.
Martial Study allows a warblade to pick them up though.
Sure, but one feat per maneuver? Swiftblade already requires two crappy feats (does TSL require any?), it'd be difficult to fit it all in. A swordsage dip would serve him better if he doesn't mind the worse recovery method.
general awesomeness, and we can cast a CL 12 polymorph into a hydra. 12 attacks as an immediate action! wait, moongoose strike! woot, 24 attacks!
feat rogue 1/wizard 1/warblade 1/swordsage 5/chameleon 6/shadowlord 4/swordsage +2
general awesomeness, and we can cast a CL 12 polymorph into a hydra. 12 attacks as an immediate action! wait, moongoose strike! woot, 24 attacks!
Raging mongoose has a max number of extra granted attacks. I believe it is 4 from memory. Also you can't use it with an immediate attack because it's a standard action to use the manouver.
and, i cal still immediate pounce for 12 attacks.
Also you can't use it with an immediate attack because it's a standard action to use the manouver.
Not sure what you're referring to, but Mongooses are Boosts, and thus Swift actions. They don't usually work well with Strikes, though.
Not sure what you're referring to, but Mongooses are Boosts, and thus Swift actions. They don't usually work well with Strikes, though.
If you use an immediate action during your turn it counts as your swift action for that turn, so you can't use the boost and abrupt jaunt in the same attack.
Thus, use Raging/Dancing Mongoose THEN Abrupt Jaunt. You can do this at most every other round.
If you use an immediate action on your turn, it normally counts as a swift action IF you have a swift action to spare.
Thus, use Raging/Dancing Mongoose THEN Abrupt Jaunt. You can do this at most every other round.
Where do you find that ruling? All I remember reading is that using an immediate action during your turn counts as your swift action for that turn....