TeoDeathDealer wrote:"Fighter 12/Anointed Knight/Warrior of Darkness 10/Frenzied Berserker 5/Bodyguard 4,"
I am liking the looks of this.
4 classes max on nwn2.
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That is the one or the other, you cannot take both alignment classes at once: Anointed Knight and Knight of Darkness. That is why he put the 10 at the end of both.
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Anointed Knight (Good alingment) and Warrior of Darkness (Evil Alignment) are basically one and the same PRC. Maybe I should have written it something like this instead:
I was having similar build debates (see Sneaky Kabong) and settled on a hin ranger. I think you want more of a straight up melee rather than stealth though, but there's some good nuggets of wisdom in there from the gang.
If you're set on going spear, consider taking Duelist to 10: spear qualifies for Precision Strike, giving you +2d6 damage at the end. I don't think it works with Flourish, but you can take advantage of the other Duelist class feats fairly well. Barbarian 20/Duelist 10 could be a good option.
Alternatively, you could focus on straight-up STR. Something with FB 5 maybe. Or use Northlander Hewing.
I'd personally stray away from crit dependency stuff like Weapon Master. The spear itself isn't a great weapon statistically.
Barbarian 20/Duelist 10 could get +5 Deflection from 30 skill ranks in Parry, the Duelist getst that self Haste, and if you get Steadfast Determination and Standard Rage, I think you have a are pretty solid build in the long run.
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