| knittch |
I am creating a character for the campaign we are running and needed some advice. The character will be level 9 and the campaign is storming a city full of giants. I wanted to create a Dwarven Monk that specializes in taking down giants. I haven't rolled any of his stats yet (that will be this Friday) but I did want to make sure I'm on the right path for feats and abilities.
Alternate Racial Traits:
Giant Hunter (Rival Guide)
Lorekeeper
Magic Resistance
Rock Stepper (Rival Guide)
Archetype: Monk of the Sacred Mountain
Feats/Abilities
1st: Big Game Hunter (Rise of Ruin Lords)
1st: Improved Grapple (Monk Bonus)
2nd: Combat Reflexes (Monk Bonus)
2nd: Iron Monk (Alt Ability)
3rd: Power Attack
4th: Bastion Stance (Alt Ability)
5th: Earth Child Style
5th: Iron Limb Defense (Alt Ability)
6th: Improved Trip (Monk Bonus)
7th: Earth Child Topple
9th: Greater Trip
9th: Adamantine Monk (Alt Ability)
10th: Medusa's Wrath (Monk Bonus)
11th: Greater Grapple
13th: Dimensional Agility
14th: Mobility (Monk Bonus)
15th: Dimensional Assault
17th: Dimensional Dervish
17th: Vow of Silence (Alt Ability)
18th: Spring Attack (Monk Bonus)
19th: Dimensional Savant
Vow of Truth & Vow of Celibacy
Build Background: Character will be a mountain dwelling Dwarven monk that hunts lawless giants and lays the smackdown all while being stoic and stuff.
Questions I Have:
1. Would switching out Big Game Hunter for Defensive Combat Training be more beneficial?
2. Same thing with switching out Greater Grapple for Earth Child Binder; which would be more beneficial?
3. Is going down the dimension step route after 13th level a wise move?
4. Anything I am missing that can make this guy not just a giant's worst nightmare but other creature as well?
Thanks to anyone that responds. This is my first real post in the boards, but I have to I love what Paizo has done with this game.