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Thanks for all the work you put into this guides. I like them a lot. Looking forward to the next one.
(sorry for any mistakes or headace causing grammar, I am german).

This is awesome! o.O

I especially like the image of the Ardwright, reminds me of a certain Alex Louis Armstrong from Full Metal Alchemist, one of the goofier characters in that series (Okay, THE goofiest. Go take a look around the interwebs. You have been warned.).

When you refer to weapon and armor dwimmers gaining an enchantment of up to +5 equivalent (and so on...), is it possible to split the bonus up to, say, give a weapon the keen, holy and flaming burst special quality or does it have to be a single enchantment and any "leftovers" are wasted? I'm supposing the former, but would like a clarification for that.
Also, am I right in assuming the "prohibited" Bane Property becomes available with the upgrades after Personal Weapon Dwimmer?

I would very much like to use the class for my ongoing campaign in which some of my players invest heavily into the Craft skills and I'd like to toss them something to play with. ;-)

(just as an afterthought: you stated the class' BAB to be "2/3" - it should be "3/4". ;-) )

Looking forward to that my esteemed GM^^

Don't get me wrong I think it should be a class skill as well. I was just saying that as is it is not unreachable.

I agree that it is not unreachable but it is -as it seems to be the point of view of everyone in this thread- total senseless to take away linguistic as a class skill.

I would just give them the same starting gold as comparable classes get. For example Inquisitor gets the same as the cleric, the witch as the wizzard or sourcerer and so on.

Sounds fine to me.

That's a very good book as well!

Indeed it is. I actually took a look in it again after some years as I startet to play my dwarfen Inquisitor. I know this particular race has an attitude to be stubborn, but I found it interessting to play him not in the typical "Spanish Inquisition burn every women with red hair" way.

I like the name and the class in general.
But -as it is mentioned in an other discussion- I find it quiet disturbing that they took linguistic away as an class skill. In my opinion that makes no sense because an Inquisitor is -not only by name- trained in discovering lies, may they be said or written.
Escape Artist is not such a great loss IMO, as far as I can remember my history lessons back in school, the Inquisitors themselfe where not as often in irons as their "clients".

I myself play an Inquisitor. I try to give him a more "The Name Of The Rose" attitude. In this movie Sean Connery plays a sort of "retired" Inquisitor named William of Baskerville who is more like Sherlock Holmes.