RedLancer |
so the general idea is in this particular setting (one I'm working on for my group) the elves are Egyptian themed and most of the Pharaohs of the past when they were entombed had their entourage of bodyguards (Immortal elves born around the same time as the Pharaoh)entombed with them in a sort of semi stasis, pretty much the ultimate trap - adventurers break into the tomb the Tomb Guards slice them up and leave the bodies outside as a lesson. what i want is to figure out a good class or prestige class for these people in case one of my players (who thought the idea was awesome) wants to play one.
the basic run down on the schtick is that Tomb Guards dont age really, are equipped with a rune sword (that is made magically light thanks to their armor, light enough that they can wield it one handed)and rune armor that allows them channel a limited number of spells through the sword.
sorry for the long rambling post as my first one but this is a really cool concept in my head and i feel its sorta unique to the setting so i want to get it right.
Eltacolibre |
Magically light so they can wield with one hand? Longsword, scimitar and what's the name of the elven sword are one handed...frankly no need for anything special, unless you mean they are wielding greatswords in one hand.
Not aging can just be a magical effect, either from a wizard, some outsider, divine power etc...
Anyway beside that, channeling spells through swords? Just a Magus.
Azih |
Check out the Deathless Race from Eberron. Might be ideal honestly. Would have to fit into Pathfinder but might not be hard to convert.
Deathless from Eberron. Positive energy undead that look like mummies