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For a story feat, I was looking at Either, Lost Legacy, Nemesis, or Vengeance.

All really associated with his "father"

ah, right story feat, forgot that one.

I made my cohort a separate alias, I will move it to this one if you want.

sorry, what isn't quite done?

I've been finished for awhile I believe.

Made a few changes to crunch. Most notably my wolf companion is now a large creature. And is pretty hehe, beastly, hehe in combat.

Oh, also. 2nd level spells haha. Yay scent!

Ohhh, underhanded trick! I thought it was underhanded. I fear underhanded trick is in a book I don't have.

A necklace of teeth would be intimidating if the teeth are from your species. I fear I can't picture an "intimidate masterwork tool" that a "hero" can carry around. But if you have some ideas about it, let me know and we decide if is workable. But teeth is not it.

a necklace of shrunken goblin/orc/insert evil troublesome creature here heads. Hero doesn't necessarily have to be nice XD, or hygienic I suppose.

How do you feel about Monster Cohorts? I'm thinking about a Druid who awakened his former animal companion, who now serves as his cohort (pretty similar situations fluff-wise, only the crunch is different). Come to think of it, that could be extended to followers as well, he can be followed around by a horde of intelligent (but otherwise unremarkable) wolves, which grows as he levels and awakens more of their kind! It'd be like an episode of Oprah: "You get a brain! You get a brain! You get a brain! Everyone gets a brain!" :D

does my wolf get a brain?

I actually hadn't noticed the skirmisher archetype, I'll take a look into it. (I googled spell less ranger and found the other XD)

"Dart" Alexander Dumonte wrote:

I'd love to hear some feedback on if he meshes with your campaign and your thoughts on him. Crunch is incoming.

About "Dumbonte"...

Nice story, very full with stuff I can use.
But a half elf with Int 8?
Remember what I said about "taking advantage of the 'Min' of the 'Min-Maxers'"?
What does Int 8 means to you?
To me it means:
http://paulcooijmans.com/intelligence/iq_ranges.html
80-89 — Below average
Above the threshold for normal independent functioning. Can perform explicit routinized hands-on tasks without supervision as long as there are no moments of choice and it is always clear what has to be done. Assembler, food service.

I looked at it as representing that, while he has been trained and even learned a good deal he has had little to no actual education. I've a always seen Int as book smart/how quickly you memorize/Learn things.

He isn't going to sit down and think through logical problems no but he can still make decisions based on his own experience and understanding.

So he wouldn't be coming up with any in depth intricate plans, he wouldn't enjoy sitting down and trying to read through books or the like.

I could swap with charisma, but I figured him being fairly friendly would warrant at least a 10.

That said if you feel it would be a problem I can change it.

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Also, I always, always forget MWK isn't already added into the cost for magic weapons/armor so need to change items a bit.

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Also, have you had time to look into the Spell less ranger?

and if I wanted to make my cohort a barbarian, would he have to use the unchained version?

I assumed that 8000 was meant as "costs this much" magic weapons cost 8000 at +2 plus the price of the weapon no?

Hmm. Do I take leadership now, and reduce overall combat effectiveness, or at level 9... I suppose I will take it now. Though it makes me not as good as a fighter atm haha.

That said, you sure you want rangers with an AC to get a cohort too?

And, would you like us to make in character introductions to Rupert and the Mayor?

O man, I just got slammed with the challenge that is making a TWF switch hitter T.T. ah well, if nothing else it has flavor.

Would you be willing to allow this class? its more of an archtype really but up to you.

Spell less ranger

Here is my submission, still fine tuning the fluff on him but in a condensed version...

A quiet but normally cheery guy with a sad past. He has a soft spot for protecting families, be they rich or poor blood or bond. He has a slight dark side to him in that he enjoys killing beasts (beasts to him include orcs, goblins, giants and all of that sort alongside beasts of the forest) and he has a rather strange love for the thrill of battle and the hunt. His animal companion means more to him than his life, and Dart would likely sacrifice his to save his companions. While he doesn't seek companionship he almost craves it, perhaps something to fill the void left by his late friend.

I'd love to hear some feedback on if he meshes with your campaign and your thoughts on him. Crunch is incoming.

I can totally work the cohort feat as him having taken on his own protgee from an orphan from a goblin raid or the like during his travels. I kinda like that.

As an additional question, are you saying we get the story feat + leadership feat for free? Or have/need to take it?