Slamy Mcbiteo
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It seems that Ninja and Samurai did not make the favored class list? I am assuming they could use the rogue and fighter favored class features. It seemed strange that gunslinger made it but those two classes did not...any thoughts?
| Threeshades |
That's an interesting point. If that's the case, would a Halfling Antipaladin be able to add +1/2 damage to his Touch of Corruption ability as his favored class bonus?
I don't think you can replace the ability in your favourite class bonus description for whatever your archetype/alternate class has, if it doesn't have the same ability.
| Fleshgrinder |
That's an interesting point. If that's the case, would a Halfling Antipaladin be able to add +1/2 damage to his Touch of Corruption ability as his favored class bonus?
One would assume a race with a natural affinity for holy magic would have members of the race who can take that same affinity and pervert it equally as well.
The world's greatest doctor is probably also a hell of a torturer, if they wanted to be.
| Threeshades |
May be true, but you could possibly home rule it.
Well yes, you could also houserule Fighters to have wizard spell progression.
That is not to say it's absurd to make such a houserule, but as soon as you throw houserules into the mix it becomes irrelevant what the rules actually state or intend. There is no need for discussing it at that point.
| pobbes |
That's an interesting point. If that's the case, would a Halfling Antipaladin be able to add +1/2 damage to his Touch of Corruption ability as his favored class bonus?
Yes.
Touch of Corruption (Su):This ability is modified by any feat, spell, or effect that specifically works with the lay on hands paladin class feature.
| Threeshades |
Davor wrote:That's an interesting point. If that's the case, would a Halfling Antipaladin be able to add +1/2 damage to his Touch of Corruption ability as his favored class bonus?Yes.
PRD wrote:Touch of Corruption (Su):This ability is modified by any feat, spell, or effect that specifically works with the lay on hands paladin class feature.
Well, i stand corrected. At least about this specific point, but in general unless an archetype's or alternate class's replacement class feature has this rule included in it, it won't work with others.