I've got one question. Where is Treantmonk's Guide to Rogues (Optimization)?
Treantmonk, I loved your comments and observations on rangers, monks, druids, and wizards. Please do one for rogues.
Come on, everyone. Sign the petition. Ask Treantmonk put his brilliant mind to work on rogues.
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I've got one question. Where is Treantmonk's Guide to Rogues (Optimization)?Treantmonk, I loved your comments and observations on rangers, monks, druids, and wizards. Please do one for rogues.
Come on, everyone. Sign the petition. Ask Treantmonk put his brilliant mind to work on rogues.
I thought he had done one. Petition for Guide to _____ would be a better title. Now I will go to a corner and cry out of sadness.
You forgot he also made one for Bards(or were you not aware he had?).
*signs petition*
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I'd like to see one; I was excited about a PFS Rogue after looking at the increased # of guys hittable by sneak attack, but became a bit disillusioned once the numbers were put on paper. And it's harder than ever to get sneak attack with range, so the range rogue isn't much of an option. I'd love to pick up one; but I would need it to be "combat survivable", especially in PFS (though most DND really is 70-75% combat; it's hard to be the "Scout" since it eats up time on a one-on-one adventure for the scout, so you can't do much away from the party).
i'd like to see a guide to rogues too.
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*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
No worries you are just writing guides in your sleep and forgetting about them. Nothing to see here, move along.
Im now very disapointed I thought this was a new guide
I hope Treantmonk does one for every Core class
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
You and the rest of the forum. Worst thread title ever.
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
Do the one for clerics first.
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
Don't be coy Mr. Monk...
c'mon, do it - you know you want to...GRU
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)Do the one for clerics first.
I don't think that it's nice to ask someone to "do the cleric", or am I just being oldfashioned here?
GRU
Ya know, folks, Treantmonk isn't the only person who can do handbooks. ^^U
Ya know, folks, Treantmonk isn't the only person who can do handbooks. ^^U
Then this is an excellent chance for some one to prove this by publishing their own.
Rogues:
Stab people when they arn't looking.
Next book!
Bloodwort...
Just like a Rogue... to lead you down a blind alley.
I would, but I wouldn't feel like I was doing it right unless I incorporated a rather expansive section concerning non-core options, and I don't have the time to use them. (That, and people who'd read the rogue guide and liked that section would be all frustrated that TM's guides skip non-core material)
I think to maximize utility to the most number of people it's useful to have guides that focus on builds and options available within the Pathfinder SRD. Many DMs play core-only games and/or don't want to track down OOP 3.5 material and convert it over to pathfinder.
I'm not saying that non-core material shouldn't be included but that they should be contained in an appendix (with references to the original material) so that people can hunt down the feats, PrCs, spells, equipment, etc if they want to incorporate them into their game.
Ya know, folks, Treantmonk isn't the only person who can do handbooks. ^^U
But if he does it then I don't have to do all the research. :)
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
Oh god, so was I.
lmfao, your comment just takes the cake though. lol.
Yeah, this thread fooled me too.
I've still got my fingers crossed..... Someday Treantmonk might find time to write this guide. (it's only because we love your work so much!) *wink*
*munches popcorn* (I admit to being very confused when I saw this thread title!)
The non-committalness of this statement makes me assume you have a job in upper management. =D
*signs petition*
Thread title is a dirty, dirty trick!
I am the necromancer in question, so yeah, I'm sorry. You're right, Rogue talents are kind of mewh (Slow Reaction and Befuddling Strike are the only ones I really like). However, I toyed with the idea of a Half-Orc Rogue wielding a falchion and using a net to decrease his opponents' AC, with the +1/3 bonus on critical hit confirmation rolls favored class bonus, and I think something decent could come out of it.
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Well I'm sure there are lots of very viable rogue builds possible. I too would like more rogue build guides (some do exist). Especially a review of stuff like Rogue Talents is important to me: which ones work, which are traps, and which ones are weird but interesting.
We need a Treantmonk's Guide to Treantmonks.
NECR-R-R-R-R-ROMANCY MOST FOUL!
You have an onyxphobia?
On Oct 25, 2011, 06:09 AM Treantmonk poofed.
No clue to where, or for why, he has fled us.. but..
Miss him and his guides.
-S
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Damn you kais006! I hope that Zon-Kuthon will eat your soul!
I never did see if one was created!?
Is there a suitable guide someone can link?