Me and a few friends are going to play D&D soon (3.5). My DM says I can play any thing as long as its from one of the books. Basically I'm looking for a 3.5 swordmage if there is any expansion book with any thing like this as a class I'd really like to know where to look. or if some one could point me in the right direction.
any thing similar will work too Eg. a battle mage or like the red mage from final fantasy.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Swordmage?
If online enhancements from the official WotC website count as "from the books", nothing beats the "ultimate" gish build in my view:
Wizard 6/[url='http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/prc/20070327']Swiftblade 9[/url]/Abjurant Champion 5. It ends up with 18 BAB, 9th lvl wizard spells, ridiculous AC, quasi permanent: 50% misschance not subject to Trueseeing for physical attacks and targeted spells, freedom of movement, and, as delicious capstone: an extra standard action.
For a more Redmage build, there's the Warmage 10/Rainbow Servant 10: You end up with 9th lvl offensive wizard spells and 9th lvl Cleric Spells.
If you want to keep things simple and less technical (and the more short-sighted players from accusing you of "powergaming", as if that's bad), there's the Duskblade 20: full BAB, armoured, channels spells into melee attacks. Not as versatile as the above two.
Let me know which of these intrests you.
Wizard 6/[url='http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/prc/20070327']Swiftblade 9[/url]/Abjurant Champion 5. It ends up with 18 BAB, 9th lvl wizard spells, ridiculous AC, quasi permanent: 50% misschance not subject to Trueseeing for physical attacks and targeted spells, freedom of movement, and, as delicious capstone: an extra standard action.
For a more Redmage build, there's the Warmage 10/Rainbow Servant 10: You end up with 9th lvl offensive wizard spells and 9th lvl Cleric Spells.
If you want to keep things simple and less technical (and the more short-sighted players from accusing you of "powergaming", as if that's bad), there's the Duskblade 20: full BAB, armoured, channels spells into melee attacks. Not as versatile as the above two.
Let me know which of these intrests you.
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Uhm I'd be the most interested in the first. It looks the most like what I'd want to play.
But I think my DM would be the most okay with the last one I'm not very experienced with D&D also so what ever one would help some one like that would probably be the best. for some one relatively new to the game
But I think my DM would be the most okay with the last one I'm not very experienced with D&D also so what ever one would help some one like that would probably be the best. for some one relatively new to the game
If you're new to the game, I recommend Duskblade. The others require you to know and understand, as a player, a plethora of spells, and they tap from a lot of different sources. Dictom Mortuum, a prime handbook writer, has a very good beginner's guide to the [url='http://dictummortuum.blogspot.be/2011/08/duskblade-handbook.html']Duskblade[/url].
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