Prestige classes that still work competitively


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BadBird wrote:
You can use the Mad Magic feat to cast while in a rage if you want to. But who turns on Rage, gets into melee combat, and then decides to cast a spell?

Personally, I prefer to have that option; especially at higher levels (i.e., limited wish to cast heal on self; or maybe just dimension door to get close to a distant enemy/bypass minions; or even cast telekinetic charge on yourself if you can't make a normal charge). Besides, barbarian 2/sorcerer 4/dragon disciple 4/eldritch knight 10 can take the Extra Rage Power feat for something like Lesser Spirit Totem (an extra "melee" attack each round, doing negative energy, at full BAB; with + Cha mod to attack and damage, no less) in addition to Moment of Clarity.


ChaosTicket wrote:

Im not trying to make a Gish.

I barely thought about a Spellcasting Barbarian. It was an interesting idea but I cant find any class combinations that dont just results in a long-term spellcasting loss.

It's called playing a Bloodrager.


ChaosTicket wrote:

Spellcasters ruin their casting for being a Warrior-caster. Eldritch knight may realy be outdated as the Magus does better and focusing on casting might be better to just be 100% caster.

Having played both, I would say that the Magus does not obsolete the Eldritch Knight. The latter is simply played differently, and is best played with a Fighter/Wizard type build. I'd go Lore Warden on the Fighter part.


Dragonchess Player wrote:
BadBird wrote:
You can use the Mad Magic feat to cast while in a rage if you want to. But who turns on Rage, gets into melee combat, and then decides to cast a spell?
Personally, I prefer to have that option; especially at higher levels (i.e., limited wish to cast heal on self). Besides, barbarian 2/sorcerer 4/dragon disciple 4/eldritch knight 10 can take the Extra Rage Power feat for something like Lesser Spirit Totem (an extra "melee" attack each round, doing negative energy, at full BAB; with + Cha mod to attack and damage, no less) in addition to Moment of Clarity.

Fair enough; it's never bad to have an option, and it's impossible to predict every situation. If it was the case that Rage couldn't just be turned off with a free action then I would find it more of an issue, but for it to be a problem as it is, you would need a situation where you still really cared about Rage being active even though you were switching back to casting spells. In the example you gave there, Heal cancels the fatigue anyhow so there's no downside to turning Rage off, and you can just turn in right back on.


If you are going to do a Reach build, it may be beneficial to have Rage to boost your Attacks of Opportunity while you use your Standard Actions to cast.


so you cast a spell, rage for your AoO and then drop rage to be fatigued for 2 rounds so you can cast again?


Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:
ChaosTicket wrote:

Im not trying to make a Gish.

I barely thought about a Spellcasting Barbarian. It was an interesting idea but I cant find any class combinations that dont just results in a long-term spellcasting loss.

It's called playing a Bloodrager.

That was a quote from a post about a week ago.

You missed alot of context of Early Vs Late class effectiveness but long story cut short, use prestige classes to make better classes than current ones so its not "tier 9 casters are #1". Like a Bloodrager with full BAB and tier 0-6 spells, or caster prestige classes that dont lower caster level and/or ruin class features

I dont think it is going where I want it. Rage prophet could be a 15 BAB class but would a -5(-3 with magical knack) to Spellcaster level and have tier 7 spells at most. Is that powerful at level 20? I dont know.


Chess Pwn wrote:
so you cast a spell, rage for your AoO and then drop rage to be fatigued for 2 rounds so you can cast again?

No, you use Mad Magic (feat) to be able to cast without leaving Bloodrage, and you use the Rage spell to extend your Bloodrage (the Rage spell can even activate your Bloodline Powers or Rage Powers, although the latter case usually means you are doing this with Barbarian Rage, which is possible but has a Rage Power Tax of Moment of Clarity to qualify for the feat, thus making it a lot less attractive). Also, preferably you want to set things up (Combat Reflexes plus key positioning) so that you can get multiple Attacks of Opportunity per round.


UnArcaneElection wrote:
Chess Pwn wrote:
so you cast a spell, rage for your AoO and then drop rage to be fatigued for 2 rounds so you can cast again?

No, you use Mad Magic (feat) to be able to cast without leaving Bloodrage, and you use the Rage spell to extend your Bloodrage (the Rage spell can even activate your Bloodline Powers or Rage Powers, although the latter case usually means you are doing this with Barbarian Rage, which is possible but has a Rage Power Tax of Moment of Clarity to qualify for the feat, thus making it a lot less attractive). Also, preferably you want to set things up (Combat Reflexes plus key positioning) so that you can get multiple Attacks of Opportunity per round.

Off-topic now. You should probably go into private chat.


^Not really off-topic, since this could be important for Eldritch Knight builds, and Eldritch Knight is a prestige class that is still potentially competitive.


Ok Pick Bloodrager instead of vanilla Barbarian, take Mad Magic feat at level 1. Now you can multiclass any caster and still cast any spell list while BloodRaging.

Bloodrager is better for dipping than Barbarian. If you do pick up a Hybrid Caster Prestige class then you can have a small secondary Blooraging spell pool.

Example using the "Dragon Knight" build from last page. 4 Levels of Dragon Disciple equal 3 Bloodrager levels. Lets say 10 levels of Eldritch Knight, so another 9 levels of Bloodrager.

So you effectively have a level 13 BloodRager and level 17(19 with magical Knack) Sorcerer. Bloodrage may not be impressive caster, but Bloodrager can still cast a 13 round Haste about 4 times a day or use Monstrous Physique 2 three times a day to turn yourself into a Four-armed gargoyle for 13 minutes.

If Dragon Disciple didnt specifically state that it stacks on Sorcerer for draconic bloodline powers first, and not work on Bloodrager at the same time you could easily make an amazing Dragon caster. It does free your Bloodrager for a different Bloodline. Pick celestial and have good-aligned attacks, or Undead and make you charge attacks cause Shaken.

Okay working that out just renewed my interest. I can make Asura with that build.


ChaosTicket wrote:
Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:
ChaosTicket wrote:

Im not trying to make a Gish.

I barely thought about a Spellcasting Barbarian. It was an interesting idea but I cant find any class combinations that dont just results in a long-term spellcasting loss.

It's called playing a Bloodrager.

That was a quote from a post about a week ago.

You missed alot of context of Early Vs Late class effectiveness but long story cut short, use prestige classes to make better classes than current ones so its not "tier 9 casters are #1". Like a Bloodrager with full BAB and tier 0-6 spells, or caster prestige classes that dont lower caster level and/or ruin class features

I dont think it is going where I want it. Rage prophet could be a 15 BAB class but would a -5(-3 with magical knack) to Spellcaster level and have tier 7 spells at most. Is that powerful at level 20? I dont know.

Bloodrager is 1-4, not 0-6, when it comes to spells. Pretty much on the Paladin level of progression since like it, it's full BAB.


Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:


Bloodrager is 1-4, not 0-6, when it comes to spells. Pretty much on the Paladin level of progression since like it, it's full BAB.

quick reply, Yes, make a Better Bloodrager through multiclass manipulation to make tier 4 casters into tier 6 ones and till keep 20 Bab, or take a Magus/hunter/warpriest with 20 BAB.


Dragonchess Player wrote:
BadBird wrote:
You can use the Mad Magic feat to cast while in a rage if you want to. But who turns on Rage, gets into melee combat, and then decides to cast a spell?
Personally, I prefer to have that option; especially at higher levels (i.e., limited wish to cast heal on self;

How do you do that? Heal is level 6/7, and you can only cast level 5 off list spells with LW.


Garbage-Tier Waifu wrote:

I was really sold on EK's when I learnt about the Collosal Telekinetic Sword Hurler strategy, and the arrival of the Sword Binder means that a Wizard/Martial Class/EK can do quite a lot.

Also, that s%%% is so anime its hilarious.

Which sort of sword hurler do you prefer? The stand and shoot type or the hero who charges in?


The Diabolist is really just solid. You don't lose any caster levels, you get a free imp companion -- totally free; he costs nothing to replace -- and you get a whole suite of interesting powers like Hellfire Admixture. It's specialized for calling devils and that's a thing. If you don't want to call devils (or if your DM is unenthusiastic, or doesn't grasp the slightly weird mechanics of it) then it's merely an okay PrC that's worth dipping a level for the imp and flavor. But if you're good with that aspect, then it's really quite powerful, and flavorful as heck too.

Odd thing: a lot of people played Diabolists in Way of the Wicked when it was fresh and new three or four years back. Very few seem to have played them in either of the recent Cheliax-themed APs, though. Go figure.

Doug M.


Note: Just remembered prestige classes can only work on one spellcaster class ruining my Blood Dragon Knight idea.

Diabolist is an example of why people wouldnt want to use a prestige class. It has alot of very specific requirements, one I dont think can be completed before level 11.


Douglas Muir 406 wrote:

Odd thing: a lot of people played Diabolists in Way of the Wicked when it was fresh and new three or four years back. Very few seem to have played them in either of the recent Cheliax-themed APs, though. Go figure.

Doug M.

The group I will be GMing Hell's Vengeance for includes a Diabolist. There is also an Agent of the Grave Cleric.


ChaosTicket wrote:

Note: Just remembered prestige classes can only work on one spellcaster class ruining my Blood Dragon Knight idea.

Diabolist is an example of why people wouldnt want to use a prestige class. It has alot of very specific requirements, one I dont think can be completed before level 11.

Level 11? Are you referring to the "conjured devil" requirement? Lesser Planar Ally is Level 4, which can be cast by a Level 7 Cleric. You simply request a 1HD Ally and give it a non-hazardous task to halve the gold cost.


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ChaosTicket wrote:

Note: Just remembered prestige classes can only work on one spellcaster class ruining my Blood Dragon Knight idea.

Diabolist is an example of why people wouldnt want to use a prestige class. It has alot of very specific requirements, one I dont think can be completed before level 11.

Lesser Planar Ally is a 4th level cleric spell, and Lesser Planar Binding is a 5th level sorcerer/wizard spell -- so a 7th level evil cleric can qualify and take his 8th level as the 1st level in this prestige class.


Darkbridger wrote:
ChaosTicket wrote:

Note: Just remembered prestige classes can only work on one spellcaster class ruining my Blood Dragon Knight idea.

Diabolist is an example of why people wouldnt want to use a prestige class. It has alot of very specific requirements, one I dont think can be completed before level 11.

Level 11? Are you referring to the "conjured devil" requirement? Lesser Planar Ally is Level 4, which can be cast by a Level 7 Cleric. You simply request a 1HD Ally and give it a non-hazardous task to halve the gold cost.

I believe it was FAQed that you could meet the "conjured devil" requirement by using a scroll. Which makes perfect sense -- the RAW just says you have to conjure a devil, it says nothing about how.

There are still the skill requirements, so you need to be at least 5th level. Cast from a scroll at that level, and you have a failure chance -- 20% for an arcane caster throwing Lesser Planar Binding, 10% for a cleric using Lesser Planar Ally -- and then the scroll itself is a nontrivial chunk of your Wealth By Level. That said, if you're willing to spend the money and throw the dice, you can start progressing as a Diabolist from 6th level onwards.

Doug M.

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I was thinking of, for a certain AP, having an elven holy light paladin go Lantern Bearer. Since I'll be swapping out spellcasting anyway, I won't mind losing out on it for going into the prestige class. She wouldn't be as focused as she would be going pure paladin, but she'd definitely be thematic without it impacting her ability to put up a fight.


ChaosTicket wrote:

Note: Just remembered prestige classes can only work on one spellcaster class ruining my Blood Dragon Knight idea.

{. . .}

. . . Except for Mystic Theurge (and Dreamscarred Press' Cerebremancer), but ever since the SLA FAQ nerf, this has been terrible unless you make it to Epic levels (and good luck surviving to that point).


Not sure if this has been brought up but I had another look at Low Templar today and it actually seems somewhat neat. While a bit all over the place, it seems to have a bit of everything, and particularly Dirty Fighting, which seems pretty reasonable. Also really good if you are facing a lot of chaotic evil outsiders.


I still cant find a strong multiclass that doesnt spread things out too much to be a master-of-none. Having two spell pools would be very useful but only the Mystic Theurge can do that.

Its just dead-end after dead-end.

So before I give up are there classes that stack up with the Cleric or Druid without losing spellcasting or class features? I heard of a Planar Shepherd that stacks perfectly with the Druid but its not for Pathfinder.


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Honestly... if you're not willing to trade anything, why go to the market? If losing perfect class progression isn't on the table, you won't really find anything. You might as well stay within your comfort-zone.

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Maybe I'm the 'Prestige Class Guy' now that I look through my PFS characters.

I've got a Evangelist, a Veiled Illusionist, a Low Templar, a character likely becoming a Mystery Cultist.

I've played a Battle Herald and an Eldritch Knight in APs.

Maybe I should build that Harrower I've been toying with. Or a Hellknight.


What level do you expect to reach anyway?


Past level 6 or 8, depending on domains, a cleric doesn't really have class features. Grab any full casting PrC and you've got an improvement. The only reasons that people don't are lack of awareness and that clerics are short on feats, PrCs usually require feat taxes.

3.5's planar shepherd was widely regarded as overpowered and a mistake. Its existence tainted the book it came out in (Faiths of Eberron, IIRC) to the point where GMs would ban use of that book in character creation.


avr wrote:

Past level 6 or 8, depending on domains, a cleric doesn't really have class features. Grab any full casting PrC and you've got an improvement. The only reasons that people don't are lack of awareness and that clerics are short on feats, PrCs usually require feat taxes.

3.5's planar shepherd was widely regarded as overpowered and a mistake. Its existence tainted the book it came out in (Faiths of Eberron, IIRC) to the point where GMs would ban use of that book in character creation.

They couldn't just ban the prestige class specifically? Surely that is too much of a blanket reaction.

BadBird wrote:
Honestly... if you're not willing to trade anything, why go to the market? If losing perfect class progression isn't on the table, you won't really find anything. You might as well stay within your comfort-zone.

I agree. It sounds like you are trying to find something that simply isn't there, so there isn't much point. There is but one suggestion I have that has NEAR perfect progression and that is a Druid of Erastil into Evangelist for the incredible animal companion boons and eventually getting Wisdom to hit and damage with a bow. If that does not take your interest, keep to monoclassing


avr wrote:

Past level 6 or 8, depending on domains, a cleric doesn't really have class features. Grab any full casting PrC and you've got an improvement. The only reasons that people don't are lack of awareness and that clerics are short on feats, PrCs usually require feat taxes.

3.5's planar shepherd was widely regarded as overpowered and a mistake. Its existence tainted the book it came out in (Faiths of Eberron, IIRC) to the point where GMs would ban use of that book in character creation.

I know the Cleric has minimal class features. I dont like Channel Energy because its poorly thought out to improve the healing of the Cleric, but its based off Charisma. Clerics already have MAD problems, dont need to have all six stats.

Ok what Prestige classes work on the Cleric without lowering Spellcaster level? Also what ones dont have requirements for specific alignments or gods?


ChaosTicket wrote:
avr wrote:

Past level 6 or 8, depending on domains, a cleric doesn't really have class features. Grab any full casting PrC and you've got an improvement. The only reasons that people don't are lack of awareness and that clerics are short on feats, PrCs usually require feat taxes.

3.5's planar shepherd was widely regarded as overpowered and a mistake. Its existence tainted the book it came out in (Faiths of Eberron, IIRC) to the point where GMs would ban use of that book in character creation.

I know the Cleric has minimal class features. I dont like Channel Energy because its poorly thought out to improve the healing of the Cleric, but its based off Charisma. Clerics already have MAD problems, dont need to have all six stats.

Ok what Prestige classes work on the Cleric without lowering Spellcaster level? Also what ones dont have requirements for specific alignments or gods?

Veiled Illusionist, funnily enough. You would think it would be, given that it is Sivanah's prestige class, but it isn't. Good for cleric illusionists. I'm making a cleric Mahathallah that will be entering it.

An Exalted maintains divine spellcasting progression and gives boons based on your deity, so it is typically going to work in with your character identity.


ChaosTicket wrote:
Ok what Prestige classes work on the Cleric without lowering Spellcaster level? Also what ones dont have requirements for specific alignments or gods?

Diabolist

Divine Scion*
Envoy of Balance
Exalted*
Genie Binder*
Green Faith Acolyte
Hellknight Signifer
Inheritor's Crusader
Loremaster*
Spherewalker
Veiled Illusionist

* = no hard-coded or implied alignment or god requirements. Veiled Illusionist has an implied requirement only.


A bunch of prestige classes advance spellcasting without interruption, so if you don't care about Channel Energy and don't need progression of Domain Powers, just look through and see which ones you like.

Hellknight Signifer should work well for a Cleric (and unlike the case for an arcane caster becoming a Hellknight Signifer), the prerequisite feat is actually useful); it also keeps going with 3/4 BAB (meaning that if you use Pathfinder Unchained Fractional Base Bonuses, you have 3/4 BAB progression with no interruption).

Loremaster progresses spellcasting without interruption, but has become less attractive since D&D 3.5 days, not because of anything bad done to it, but because other stuff has been upgraded; it also still has 1/2 BAB and d6 HD, which may limit your options to some extent.

Diabolist progresses spellcasting without interruption, as noted above, and works on divine base classes, although it is 1/2 BAB, d6 HD.

Dawnflower Dissident (Sarenrae-specific) progresses spellcasting without interruption, is 3/4 BAB, d8 HD, and has some nice class features; the best stuff short of the 9th and 10th level abilities are front-loaded, so you might just want to dip it.

Divine Scion progresses spellcasting without interruption, is 3/4 BAB, d8 HD, and has decent class features compared to a Cleric, although it is a bit sparse compared to some other options.

Envoy of Balance (requires Neutral alignment) progresses spellcasting without interrupt and is dense in class features, although it is 1/2 BAB, d6 HD; it even has an option to progress Channel Energy if you want, and even another option to Channel Positive and Negative Energy at the same time.

Exalted progresses spellcasting without interruption and is 3/4 BAB, d8 HD, and has pretty good density of class features, although it requires Divine Obedience.

Genie Binder progresses spellcasting without interruption (but you have to be non-Good, and you need *11* ranks of Knowledge (Planes) before you can get in); it is 1/2 BAB, d6 HD, and very specialized at . . . Binding Genies, so make sure you're into that kind of thing before you choose this.

Green Faith Initiate could in principle work for a Cleric, but is really really meant for a Druid, and it progresses spellcasting without interruption and progresses Animal Companion (gives you one if you don't have one) and Wild Shape at half speed; it is 3/4 BAB, d8.

Harrower progresses spellcasting without interruption and has good density of class features, but it is 1/2 BAB, d6, and the implementation is rather kludgy.

Inheritor's Crusader (Iomedia-specific) progresses spellcasting without interruption AND is Full BAB, d10, although it crams too much into just 3 levels.

Soul Warden progresses spellcasting AND Channel Positive Energy for the purpose of harming Undead (not for healing) without interruption, and is 3/4 BAB, d8 HD, and fairly dense in class features.

Spherewalker (semi-specific to Desna) progresses spellcasting without interruption and is 3/4 BAB, d8 HD, and at 2nd level gives your thrown Starknives the Returning property, if you're into that kind of thing.

Veiled Illusionist (semi-specific to Sivanah) progresses spellcasting without interruption, although ti is 1/2 BAB, d6; it has dense class features for going undercover.


Veiled Illusionist certainly helps with undercover work, but the illusion spells you gain don't have to be nice dainty subtle ones. Mirror image, shadow conjuration/evocation/etc., phantasmal web and so on are also options. Otherwise that's a better summary than I provided.


UnArcaneElection wrote:


Diabolist progresses spellcasting without interruption, as noted above, and works on divine base classes, although it is 1/2 BAB, d6 HD.

Diabolist doesn't work very well for a combat cleric, but it works just great for a support/blaster, especially if you're facing a lot of good-aligned foes. You call up a Planar Ally, throw group buffs that cover him and the other party members, send him into battle, and hang back and throw Hellfire-admixed blasts while your imp jumps up and down on your shoulder and giggles dementedly. (Note that the imp is free -- unlike a familiar, losing it doesn't hurt you in any way, and you get a replacement in 24 hours. So feel free to use him as a scout, trap detector, useful distraction, and all-purpose damage sponge.)

You also get Augment Summoning for free, so you can supplement this by hurling lots of summoned creatures into the mix. Hellfire blasting plus Fiendish summoned creatures with Smite Good means you're borderline OP against most good-aligned enemies, but even without that you're still reasonably strong and very flexible. Mechanically it all works quite well, though at midlevels the Planar Ally cost is a PITA -- get the rest of the party to chip in, and don't let your Ally get killed.

Doug M.


Gerald wrote:
Jayson MF Kip wrote:
Gerald wrote:
Veiled Illusionist is really good as well.
I've got a Cleric (of Sivanah, of course) 5/Veiled Illusionist 5 that is a crap-ton of fun to play. Getting otherwise unavailable sorc/wiz Illusion spells onto a cleric chassis is pretty sweet.
Now that's clever! I've not even considered adding that to a cleric chassis. Now, I'm off to check that out!

Alternatively, use a heavens mystery oracle as the chassis. Works like a charm. [Mind, oracle has weaker defences than cleric, but more skills. At the end of the day, it's also a case of spontaneous versus prepared, and everyone has their own argument on that one.]


I have noticed in threads like this one here that I seem to be the only beating the Red Mantis Assassin drum. I know I cannot be the only one to have fun playing that PrC. Do you guys that don't recommend it just have no interest in it or run into the LE requirement as a barrier in your home games?


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my problem with PrCs is that paizo obviously doesn't want to support them, so they're kinda in flux.


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Alignment barrier is my guess as to why the Red Mantis Assassin doesn't get talked about much.


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Grond wrote:
I have noticed in threads like this one here that I seem to be the only beating the Red Mantis Assassin drum. I know I cannot be the only one to have fun playing that PrC. Do you guys that don't recommend it just have no interest in it or run into the LE requirement as a barrier in your home games?

Oh I just love them. CHA also complements a ninja so they some other goodies.

Mostly I just love the faction though and the flavor.

Besides, if you think about it, Asmodeus is LE but the good gods still turn to him for help.

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Bandw2 wrote:
my problem with PrCs is that paizo obviously doesn't want to support them, so they're kinda in flux.

If Paizo doesn't want to support them... why do they keep publishing more?


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There is somebody at Paizo who likes them -- he encouraged the creation of Paths of the Righteous and apparently the development of feats in that document that boost prestige classes of all types, including those not specifically created for that book. We may want to revisit this topic after that book comes out.


David knott 242 wrote:

There is somebody at Paizo who likes them -- he encouraged the creation of Paths of the Righteous and apparently the development of feats in that document that boost prestige classes of all types, including those not specifically created for that book. We may want to revisit this topic after that book comes out.

Is there a link available to the product in question?


MageHunter wrote:


Besides, if you think about it, Asmodeus is LE but the good gods still turn to him for help.

ONCE. And it was a rather extraordinary situation which threatened HIM as well.


Turin the Mad wrote:
David knott 242 wrote:

There is somebody at Paizo who likes them -- he encouraged the creation of Paths of the Righteous and apparently the development of feats in that document that boost prestige classes of all types, including those not specifically created for that book. We may want to revisit this topic after that book comes out.

Is there a link available to the product in question?

You can search for Paths of the Righteous on the search in this site to find it. I would link it for you but while at work it won't let me link pages.


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CBDunkerson wrote:
Bandw2 wrote:
my problem with PrCs is that paizo obviously doesn't want to support them, so they're kinda in flux.
If Paizo doesn't want to support them... why do they keep publishing more?

do they? I haven't really noticed any.

and yes i'm aware of all the ones on d20pfsrd and what have you. Seriously though, I don't ever see any PrCs being made or anything.


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New PrC Player Companion..

Very well worth taking a look! Some time, but still.

Only problem i have with newer PrC´s is DC´s being 10+PrC level + stat mod (often secondary or tertiary stat).
That makes them weaker as level 1 spells sometimes.

But they do get a lot of awesome fun and flavorfull stuff!

Liberty's Edge

Bandw2 wrote:
CBDunkerson wrote:
Bandw2 wrote:
my problem with PrCs is that paizo obviously doesn't want to support them, so they're kinda in flux.
If Paizo doesn't want to support them... why do they keep publishing more?
do they? I haven't really noticed any.

Yes. There are more than 30 Paizo products with prestige classes. A new one comes out every few months.

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