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Title kind of says it all, just wondering if this would be a good build and what some peoples ideas are on different ways of doing it. And for shiggles lets make it a little more op and say the character race is a Drow Noble you can roll your own stats and set it up how you like. Edit :Remember our classes we wanna use are Kensai archetype for Magus and some monk class.
Id like to see the big bad beasty the Leviathan personally
1) Sorcerer's Options: Beyond Bloodlines & Advanced Options: Witches' Hexes 2) Genius Guide to the Godling, Mystic Godling, and the Templar 3) Advanced Options: Inquisitors' Judgments & Oracle's Curses And even though one isnt released yet id love to see the Dragonrider (with appropriate fixes) combo'd with the Dracomancer (i believe thats the name?) and maybe throw in a new presteige class to compliment them? While Dragon Disciple was nice it just didnt cut it for me :P
Actually i didnt know that about the heavy sheild so thanks for pointing that out. and i suppose sense i have armor that allows for me to use my full Dex mod anyways instead of wasting my first armiger talent on Armor training i could go with the Spear Brace. Im still unsure though what to do with my feats. Obviously two weapon fighting and improved sheild bash wont really be needed now except possibly in situations in close range combat but i dont find that likely to happen very often
Ive been eyeing this class for a while and after finally mustering up the 2.99 to download the pdf i did. My interest peaked when i found alot of similarities between this class and one of my favorite charaters from The fire Emblem Game on GBA Lord Wallace. A Meat wall at best that i can describe him being he is a general. Well I decided to finally build the class but im having trouble rolling the character up. He's gonna be used in a couple different campaigns that ill be making a few minor tweaks with. My isssue im having is the feats and equipment. I cant decide which will help the character both survive long (Knowing how one of my gm's runs his games he'll attempt tpk's ALOT) but i want him to be able to deal decent damage as well My Current build looks something like this 1st Human level armiger
Traits are:
Stats were rolled: 15, 16, 15, 15, 14, 15 Str: 18 (+2 racial bonus)
Now heres where problems arise. based off backstory Rodrick was originally brought up from a tribe of barbarians living in the mountains and abandoned as a baby (more then likely due to a frost giant attack) he was rescued and then raised by the local dwarven blacksmith of a nearby city of dwarves at war with the frost giants and brought back and raised in their heritage until they were also killed off by the giants (more then like around the time he was 12 or so)he fled the mountains to the nearest establishment which was a large human populated city. So heres where my first question comes up for a weapon should Rodrick weild a more barbaric weapon (and stick with the base idea of the armiger and use pole arms and a bulwark as its the only sheild usable with a THW) more then likely a ranseur. or seeing as i have the weapon familiarty of dwarves would it make more sense to use a warhammer or dwarven waraxe and a Heavy steel sheild with spikes that can be used for sheild bashes. Personally im leaning more torwards the second idea because of the surviability. if im using the heavy sheild i get a +2 to Ac if i resort to the Bulwark and polearm i get +1 my armor and i cant do sheild bashes. My armor is Chain mail so ill get +6 there AND my Dex mod. plus whenever im adj. to 2 allies i get another +1 seeing as armiger is more a support character i find ill probally be covering the sorcerr or some other squishy character so my abilities are more well used. Now these are the feats ive been throwing around alot and i cant decide which would be the best 2 to start with and then build from there.
Could really use some advice guys and imput
Hit Die means level (for about 95% of the times) when talking about PCs. So does that mean then i wouldnt receive the bonus +1 untill atleast 3rd level?
So im rather confused on the effects of the feat toughness and how much of a health bonus it actually applies to a PC? The Feat reads "You have enhanced physical stamina. Benefit: You gain +3 hit points. For every Hit Die you possess beyond 3, you gain an additional +1 hit point. If you have more than 3 Hit Dice, you gain +1 hit points whenever you gain a Hit Die (such as when you gain a level)." So does this mean if im playing a 2nd level human Barbarian who has a HD of 1D12 I roll that and say i get an 8. Does that mean i get 8(dice roll) + 3(Feats first effect) + 1? This has been bugging me alot so any help would be deeply appreciated |
