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| #1alphabravoFeb 13, 2009 2:47:05 | Can I have a Crusader 8 build? It was hard to make my DM allow ToB, so don't make him regret (by making a superoptimized Crusader) Party: Crusader Warblade Rogue Wizard Sorcerer Spirit Shaman (he wanted to be druid but I warned my DM about 339 druids) BOOKS: BOOK OF EXALTED DEEDS, CITYSCAPE, COMPLETE ARCANE, COMPLETE CHAMPION, COMPLETE DIVINE, COMPLETE MAGE, COMPLETE SCOUNDREL, COMPLETE WARRIOR, DUNGEON MASTER'S GUIDE I-II, DUNGEONSCAPE, FIENDISH CODEX 1-2, FROSTBURN, HEROES OF BATTLE, HEROES OF HORRORS, LIBRIS MORTIS, LORDS OF MADNESS, MAGIC ITEM COMPENDIUM, MONSTER MANUAL I/III-V, PLAYER'S HANDBOOK I-II, SPELL COMPENDIUM, MAGIC OF INCARNUM, MINIATURES HANDBOOK, RACES OF DESTINY/STONE/THE DRAGON/WILD, SANDSTORM, STORMWRACK, TOME OF BATTLE, TOME OF MAGIC, UNEARTHED ARCANA, WEAPONS OF LEGACY |
| #2wihFeb 13, 2009 3:06:31 | http://forums.gleemax.com/showthread.php?t=956362 If you're wanting more specific help, more specific prompting would be useful. What are you trying to achieve with your build? What style of play do use? What role within the party do you wish to fill? |
| #3rasmus_wagnerFeb 13, 2009 5:42:45 | It sounds like you need to tread lightly. I would hazard a guess that your GM will dislike the non-magical in-combat healing ability of the Crusader. The Stone Power feat is a classic damage negater for the Crusader, and you will probably just seem very tough if you use it, rather then healing in combat. |
| #4alphabravoFeb 13, 2009 10:26:15 | It sounds like you need to tread lightly. My DM's anti-ToB was because he thought the fighters were normal-powered, and because ToB > Fighter, the ToB fighters are overpowered. He has nothing on "fighters do not get nice things". I just said you don't use overpowered COp. |