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Derpy, derp! Fixed now.Deathgrowl wrote:Build private.
I do want a mage PrC for a bit of added RP, I was also contemplating Thaumaturge, would that be a bit better or?chad878262 wrote:Best DC will be simply W26/SD4. If you want archmage for rp reasons go for it, of course. However getting bonus feats plus saving the feats required for archmage makes straight wizard/ shadow dancer very attractive.
Not sure what to do about the hide/ms, I max it out at level 20 and am riding the maximum allowance from 21-30. I could perhaps supplement it with items. Rogue wouldn't be possible unless I re-thought my PrC, which I am open to.aaron22 wrote:No persistant spell. Want more int. A rogue dip will get your hips faster and save you from needing able learner. But cost you some cl. At 18 when you get hips it won't be very effective because of the lowish hide/ms. Will be 24 with dex bonus and gr.hero. not counting any gear bonuses that seems low for that level. I like at least 2x my level for hide/ms effectiveness.
I was considering ASoC, however the issue there is SD requires 19 DEX and that's really difficult to get as a surface race while retaining relatively high INT and minimum dump stats. ASoC seems a weird background for a drow, and I'm trying to make this my UD character.Deathgrowl wrote:Wizard23/archmage4/sd3 is an alternative to Chad's suggestion. Gets even a bit higher DC.
But are you sure you want to play a DC mage? Maybe wizard16/asoc10/sd4 would suit you better?
Your Hide/MS should be 33+dex mod at level 30 naked. If you've got that, no worries.
The first Arcane Scholars emerged from the dusty libraries of Candlekeep, where they pored through the writings of a thousand long-dead mages, seeking the unifying principles that underlie all magic. But even the archives of Candlekeep have their limits, and not all practitioners of magic have the means or desire to record their experiences with the Art. So Arcane Scholars dispersed into the wider world, observing and recording all the various expressions of magic they could find. Their tradition has gradually spread, and some mages who have never set foot in Candlekeep have adopted their disciplined and systematic approach to magic.
Oh! That's quite helpful.Deathgrowl wrote:If you read the description of Arcane Scholar of Candlekeep, it should have been just called Arcane Scholar by now.
The first Arcane Scholars emerged from the dusty libraries of Candlekeep, where they pored through the writings of a thousand long-dead mages, seeking the unifying principles that underlie all magic. But even the archives of Candlekeep have their limits, and not all practitioners of magic have the means or desire to record their experiences with the Art. So Arcane Scholars dispersed into the wider world, observing and recording all the various expressions of magic they could find. Their tradition has gradually spread, and some mages who have never set foot in Candlekeep have adopted their disciplined and systematic approach to magic.