A skald with skald's vigor would best recreate his raging and regeneration.
Feral hunter can replicate his scent abilities, enhanced strength, etc.
Then just get a pair of adamantine spiked gauntlets and I think you have a pretty good wolverine.
But he cant stay at 2 claw attacks for the rest of his lvls.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by this, can you supply some more information about what you're trying to do?
Level of your build?
Anything specifically allowed/not allowed by your GM?
Any racial restrictions?
Character wealth levels?
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Ranger/Brawler or Barbarian/Brawler with Feral Combat Training to Flurry with claws.
Mutagenic Mauler would be a good archetype.
Yes, go Brawler instead of Monk.
And 1 level of Bloodrager can get you claws, instead of 2 levels of Ranger or Barbarian.
That's why Samasboy1 suggested Brawler. He'd basically get Flurry, but without the alignment restriction and Kung Fu schtick.
So basically its either 2 claws with barb or monk with feral combat training. Is there a way to add rage to a monk that I didn't come across? Being a barbarian with only 2 attacks wont do very well later lvls.
Not sure if it's what you want, and it probably wouldn't work all that well, but Monk VMC Barbarian would add Rage to a Monk. Wolverine isn't Lawful, though.
Separately from that, to increase damage at later levels without needing more attacks, use the Vital Strike feat chain (not in combination with VMC anything unless your class gives you a bunch and not just a handful of bonus feats, because you will be too feat starved -- this is a really expensive feat chain as it is).
Mutagenic mauler archetype coyld help replicate how jacked he is.
Wouldn't a Barbarian with a Lesser Fiend Totem, Brawler, and Improved Brawler work fine?
The fact that the claws don't come out until he Rages is pretty close to the whole SNIKT thing.
Don't forget skald so you can get skald's vigor. Fast healing is his real power, after all.
Bloodrager, perhaps with the Primalist archetype, would be my suggestion. It shouldn't be hard to get some healing (the Spelleater archetype is easy enough). Choose the right bloodline, grab some good rage owners as you level, rage, use martial weapons (like adamantine cestus/claws), and don't focus on the spells at all.
Brawler can flurry with spiked gauntlets as they are in the close weapon group. No need for natural claws when you can have magic adamantine gauntlets.
Go brawler 2/some combo of skald and barbarian or bloodrager to get the combination of dr, fast healing, and rage powers that you enjoy the most.
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This is one of the first things I thought of when looking a the ACG.
Wolverene:Dwarf Abyssal Bloodrager (Spelleater, Untouchable Rager, Primalist?) 2+, Fighter (Unbreakable) 1
Favored bonus to Bloodrage rounds
Trait: Glory of Old,?
Feats: Raging Vitality, Fast Healer, Steel Soul, Power Attack, flavor to taste
A no need for CHA, clawed, invulnerable, regenerating Bloodrager with a ton of Bloodrage rounds.
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If you really want to make wolverine, use an implanted tri-bladed katar.
My favorite Wolverine Build is 4 levels of Martial Artist Monk(has a semi-reliable way to bypass DR, is non-lawful, has Flurry, and immunity to fatigue which synergies well) and Beast Totem Barbarian the rest of the levels(for claws and the berserking rage). Pretty squarely hits Wolverine's techniques he learned in the orient and his natural savagery while being a pretty decent combo overall. Even better if you play it as a Gestalt.
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But he cant stay at 2 claw attacks for the rest of his lvls.FCT is your answer to having multiple attacks in a full round.
Only if you have Flurry of Blows. It allows you to use your unarmed strike in a Flurry of Blows, but it doesn't allow you to use it as an iterative attack in an normal full attack.
Most people house rule it to work, but RAW, it doesn't.
Spell Eater abyssal bloodrager 3 / Wildstalker Ranger x / Invulnerable Barbarian or unbreakable fighter or brawler
Human with heart of the wild or maybe dwarf or tiefling.
Well, if 3.5 stuff is allowed, you use the half-troll template from Fiend Folio (technically it was published under 3.0, but the conversion document made it 3.5 legal).
Natural armor, claws, rending, scent, fast healing, Bonuses to all physical stats. It's perfect for a wolverine build.
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Read the archetype again
Wild Talents (Ex)
At 6th level, a wild stalker can either take a rage power, or gains a +2 insight bonus into any one of the following skills: Acrobatics, Climb, Perception, Stealth, Survival, or Swim. The wild stalker can gain one of these two benefits again every five levels after 6th (to a maximum of 4 times at 20th level).
This ability replaces the ranger's 6th-, 10th-, 14th-, and 18th-level combat style feat abilities.
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The PRD has the version I posted, which includes the 2nd printing errata.
Page 68—In the Wild Stalker archetype, in the Wild
Talents class feature, replace the last sentence with the following:
This ability replaces the ranger’s 6th-, 10th-, 14th-, and
18th-level combat style feat abilities.
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Nowdays? Just be a corpse covered in metal, tada!
Like that is going to last any longer than the death of cap or superman./Off topic
Nowdays? Just be a corpse covered in metal, tada!
Well...
My thoughts for on this are the same reason Fantastic Four comics gotten the axe, Marvel Studios doesn't want to support Fox making more movies.
And back on topic, you could make a really solid Wolverine "Race" using the ARG rules so long as your DM is cool with a monstrous race equivalent race. You could make a race with Fast Healing as low as 10 to IIRC, still counts as monstrous though.
Forget wolverine, you should go Dog Welder!
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Old Man Logan is top-tier, just saying.
I'd go about with something maybe resembling this:
Oni-Spawn Tiefling 'Verminous Hunter' Hunter 1/'Trapper' Ranger 2/Ninja 2/'Snakebite Striker' Brawler 2/Slayer 6
Str 16, Dex 16, Con 16, Int 14, Wis 14, Cha 8
If you really want to make wolverine, use an implanted tri-bladed katar.
This also gets rid of the problem of only having access to them when raging. Plus, we got to see in one of the movies that Wolverine's claws actually can be sundered (however, replicating the bone replacements that he regenerated would be hard in Pathfinder).