Can you guys help me make this one? I guess when one thinks of Elven Commando Ranger instantly comes to mind, but maybe there are other options? (I'm not against Ranger, just exploring other possibilities).
I want dual wielding style, STR based. That should be set in stone. Any ideas?
Elven Commando
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Valefort
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Re: Elven Commando
Something like that ? http://nwn2db.com/build/?266119
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Re: Elven Commando
Commando? Like--- NAVY Seals? EHEHEHEH? 
Anyhow, how about a Swashbuckler 12/Fighter 10/Assassin 8? You start out with 18 dexterity, raise it with one, and then you just keep increasing your strength. If you use light weapons, you get that Insightful damage on top, and thanks to Swashbuckler you get Epic Precision at level 12. Now, to avoid multiclassing experience penalty, you just need to take one level of Swashbuckler, then one level of fighter, until you got Swashbuckler 11/Fighter 10 and you finish it off by taking the last level of Swashbuckler.
You can take Assassin levels whenever and wherever. You just need to keep Swashbuckler and Fighter within one level of each other, until you reach level 30 and take that 12th Swashbuckler level. It will give you multiclassing experience penalty... but at that point it just don't matter no more.
Anyhow, how about a Swashbuckler 12/Fighter 10/Assassin 8? You start out with 18 dexterity, raise it with one, and then you just keep increasing your strength. If you use light weapons, you get that Insightful damage on top, and thanks to Swashbuckler you get Epic Precision at level 12. Now, to avoid multiclassing experience penalty, you just need to take one level of Swashbuckler, then one level of fighter, until you got Swashbuckler 11/Fighter 10 and you finish it off by taking the last level of Swashbuckler.
You can take Assassin levels whenever and wherever. You just need to keep Swashbuckler and Fighter within one level of each other, until you reach level 30 and take that 12th Swashbuckler level. It will give you multiclassing experience penalty... but at that point it just don't matter no more.
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