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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes Savage
Posted by CirJohn on Monday, October 11, 2004 (14:27:56) (2378 reads) 10 comments |

In the deep woods, a deer hears a rustle in the bushes a fraction of a second before its life ends. In a wild stretch of marshland, a canoe is capsized by something that might not be an alligator. In the dark of the jungle, drums sound in night. In these places the Savage may be found.

The Savage is a man born to the wilds. He has much in common with the Ranger, but depends on instinct and cunning rather than spiritual magic. Unlike the Barbarian he fights from cover, striking unseen, hunting his enemies with relentless skill. Savages are highly skilled in wilderness lore, and use it as a craft to live within the cycle of natures lure. They are competent warriors, but their meager equipment is rarely comparable to that of most medieval characters. Above all, they excel at striking from ambush, and remaining unseen amid the forests canopy.


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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes New & original : Spirit Stalker
Posted by Jos on Wednesday, March 31, 2004 (11:58:36) (2800 reads) 10 comments |

Spirit Stalkers
The best known hunters of the undead are undoubtedly clerics and paladins. For those without the faith necessary to become divine spell casters or without the peculiar world-view all paladins share, there are other routes. Some warriors, driven by revenge or protectiveness, achieve an understanding of the negative energy animating the undead and with the assistance of a group of wizards, they have developed some rather impressive tactics and abilities from this.
Often an undead hides among the living and to some extent, the Spirit Walkers have to find the creature they are to dispatch, therefore warranting that they are able to find their prey. This requires them to develop skills to conduct an investigation as well as the capability to destroy the undead.


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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes New & original : Spirit Hunter
Posted by CirJohn on Sunday, February 22, 2004 (23:42:43) (2373 reads) 3 comments |

Spirit Hunters are dedicated to seeking out and eliminating the undead. While spirit hunters come from a variety of backgrounds, and possess a wide range of alignments and religious beliefs, all of them share an all-consuming hatred for the undead. Their primary motivation is to rid the world of the unholy abominations, and because not all hunters are good, the end usually justifies the means. Hunters of the dead often find common cause with clerics, paladins, and rangers with undead as a favored enemy.



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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes Crusader
Posted by CirJohn on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 (11:26:27) (3741 reads) 4 comments |

Crusaders are often the holy warriors of deities of war. They take it upon themselves to join battle with the enemies of their faith. Sometimes a crusader may do so alone or with a small group of his fellows, but more often a crusader will gather a force of the faithful to lead into battle. Crusaders are best known for their ability to travel quickly and for the divine power they are given. It is said that a powerful band of crusaders may cross a sprawling empire to join combat with an envading host in a matter of days. Upon joining battle, crusaders are known to repulse vastly larger forces by employing greater mobility and divine grace.

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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes New & original : Undead Master
Posted by CirJohn on Thursday, December 11, 2003 (14:47:26) (3594 reads) 9 comments |

Masters of the undead take many forms. Many are necromancers who seek to further thier mastery of the damned. Others are priests and priestesses of dark gods, using the powers given to them for the most vile of puposes. Whatever thier role in life, all undead masters share a desire for control that drives them onward. In some, it takes the form of a desire for a pefect world. In others it shows itself as the conquest of the undead master's nieghbors. It is most likely this desire for control that led the undead master to his current path. This path is almost always a lonely one. Most people fear an undead master for the same reasons they fear evil necromancers: thier power over the dead and the risk of losing ones soul. For this undead masters are reviled by goodly folk and hunted when uncovered. However, some undead masters manage to keep their true powers a gaurded secret and live around thier own kind.

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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes New & original : Shaman Base Class:
Posted by Headfoot on Monday, October 20, 2003 (17:37:42) (4602 reads) 13 comments |

Background:

A shaman casts divine spells like a sorcerer, and may choose from the druid spell list. He doesn’t need to prepare spells. Although he must give some time to restoring his energies just like a sorcerer. A shaman can only use weapons from the preferred weapons list; Bagh Nahk, Quarterstaff, Heavy Mace, Light Mace, Heavy Flail, Light Flail, Dire Flail (requires exotic proficiency Dire Flail) ,Sap, Handaxe, Battleaxe, Greataxe, Throwing Axe, Morning Star, Katar, Sling, Warhammer, club and Great club. He is automatically profiecient with them. Also shaman can wear any type of armor, but they only get Light and Medium profieciency for being a shaman and weaing heavier armor is looked upon with great disdain in shaman culture. Also the more metal you wear the worse you are classed in the society of shaman (except for earth shaman, where the more expensive and exotic the metal armor the higher your status among other earth, which really still is very low) Shaman are usually found in monstrous humanoid clans. They sometimes replace adepts and clerics. They get along well with rangers, barbarians and druids. (as well as you can say for those classes)


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Member submitted 3rd Ed Prestige Classes Archer
Posted by Emery on Thursday, July 17, 2003 (09:42:07) (4215 reads) 6 comments |

A stag drinks by a babbling brook. The forrest is quiet except for the call of nature that is every where in this wooded grove. The twang of a bow is heard and the dear springs to alert, but it is too late, the great beast is felled by a soaring arrow. The Archer peaks his head up from behind a bush a great distance away, a smile crosses his face for today was a good hunt.

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