NegInfinity wrote:
Restrictions:
Evil
Tiefling.
Halberd User
Maxed perform.
No magic (not a spellcasting class). I could live with a warlock dip, though.
Fully usable by level 21.
Shouldn't rely on rare and hard to obtain gear. Aim at +3, although I think I had a +4 halberd somewhere.
Barbarian 20/Dervish 10 works, I think Rudolph already suggested it though. Whirlwind Frenzy gives extra attack and that works well with two-weapon fighting. High strength gives a lot of Northlander Hewing damage, which in turn gets faster attack progression due to Whirlwind Frenzy. But if you have already had a Barbarian 20/Something X build, it might not feel all that fresh. Barbarian 20 builds work and rather well these days.
Anyhow, a build I would consider making is as follows:
Fighter 8/Rogue 4/Dervish 10/Wilderness Stalker 8
Basically, Dervish and Wilderness Stalker give a total of +5 AC in light armor. Which means that you just need to reach dexterity 18 to make use of standard Chain Shirt or the +3 Mithral Chain Mail sold by Elves. This lets you you pump up your other ability scores. With time you can put on some stealth equipment and do well enough as a sneak.
As for feats, going for Northlander Hewing instead of Improved Power Attack can save you one feat. Not to mention that with Dervish Dance AB bonus you can largely ignore the -8 AB from combined Combat Expertise and Northlander Hewing.
You also get heal as class skill thanks to Wilderness Stalker.
10 (Base)
+ 4 (Dexterity Modifier)
+ 3 (Natural Armor Amulet)
+ 3 (Armor Enchantment Bonus)
+ 6 (Mithral Chainmail)
+ 3 (Dodge Boots)
+ 3 (Deflection Ring)
+ 3 (Tumble)
+ 3 (Dervish AC, doesn't work with shields)
+ 2 (Wilderness Stalker AC)
+ 6 (Improved Combat Expertise)
- 2 (Northlander Hewing)
= 44
You can add Shield wand for +4 AC.