DethBySquirl |
You can get it in 3 levels of Fighter if you take the Weapon Master archetype. There's also 5th level Warpriest (Molthuni Arsenal Chaplain), Monk (Sohei) 6, and Magus (Myrmidarch) 6.
Note that Weapon Expert Rogue is third party, which can be rather hit and miss on actual in-game applicability depending on format/GM.
KunoichiSong |
The weapon expert rogue is 3p, just FYI. Furthermore, very badly written. 10 weapon groups? if it's 'just like' a fighter, it ends up with +10/+10 to its primary weapon group!?!
And it gets it before fighters do?!?!A hard sell.
Sohei, 6th level.
Yea, I saw it and was like "S@#%" but then remembered that my character is a Ninja and thus unable to multiclass to Weapon Expert.
QQ amirite
DethBySquirl |
Ninja can get "weapon training" as a "class feature" at level 3.
The only Weapon Training that Ninja gets access to is the Ninja Trick/Rogue Talent "Weapon Training", which gives you a bonus Weapon Focus feat and is not the same thing as the Fighter "Weapon Training" class feature. Unfortunately, the system has some overused language that can make rules a bit confusing at times.
KunoichiSong |
Ninja can get "weapon training" as a "class feature" at level 3.
That is a Ninja Trick, not a class feature. On top of that, the actual class feature is vastly different...
ChaosTicket |
There are alternate multi-class features from Pathfinder Unchained that instead of putting levels into different classes, you trade out every other feat in your primary class for class features in a secondary class.
Having a Fighter as a secondary class gives 2 weapon trainings, 2 armor trainings, and Bravery. First weapon training is at level 11.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/classes/character-advancement