New Posts For Thread: Choosing a Pretige class for Duskbladeshttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/27603409/Choosing_a_Pretige_class_for_DuskbladesHi, im a first time poster. Just wanted to say hi to everyone before i get into the nitty-gritty.Ok, a while ago i joined a dnd 3.5e game for the first time. Though i have played 4e for over a year now, there is still a bit of a learning curve and soIn all honesty a Duskblade is one of those few classes that does not need to prestige, it is well off on it's own. It all pends on how you play it, arcane strike (if I remember correctly) can churn out some nasty damage, while your teleport and skillhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/27603409/Choosing_a_Pretige_class_for_Duskblades?post_id=503981535#503981535In all honesty a Duskblade is one of those few classes that does not need to prestige, it is well off on it's own. It all pends on how you play it, arcane strike (if I remember correctly) can churn out some nasty damage, while your teleport and skillMon, 01 Aug 2011 16:57:09 -0500As others have said, duskblades are fine without taking a prestige class. But if you still want to, I will second the notion for a Jade Phoenix Mage (Tome of Battle). Their 2nd level ability, while not as good as Arcane Strike meshes well with the duhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/27603409/Choosing_a_Pretige_class_for_Duskblades?post_id=503970433#503970433As others have said, duskblades are fine without taking a prestige class. But if you still want to, I will second the notion for a Jade Phoenix Mage (Tome of Battle). Their 2nd level ability, while not as good as Arcane Strike meshes well with the duMon, 01 Aug 2011 13:11:43 -0500I've always thought that Nar Demonbinder (fron Unapproachable East) was a great way to finish off a Duskblade. It is a 7 level prestige class that grants higher lever spell access and the Duskblade can qualify for it by 13th level. It would need yohttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/27603409/Choosing_a_Pretige_class_for_Duskblades?post_id=503544629#503544629I've always thought that Nar Demonbinder (fron Unapproachable East) was a great way to finish off a Duskblade. It is a 7 level prestige class that grants higher lever spell access and the Duskblade can qualify for it by 13th level. It would need yoMon, 25 Jul 2011 22:50:54 -0500If you are already at level 12 of Duskblade, I would at least take level 13 too, because the new Arcane Channeling you get is really good.And for Prestige Classes:Eldritch Knight would not give you anything. You receive one feat and loose all other nhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/27603409/Choosing_a_Pretige_class_for_Duskblades?post_id=496074545#496074545If you are already at level 12 of Duskblade, I would at least take level 13 too, because the new Arcane Channeling you get is really good.And for Prestige Classes:Eldritch Knight would not give you anything. You receive one feat and loose all other nTue, 17 May 2011 17:43:03 -0500Rogue (it's your favored class), Fiend-Blooded (Heroes of Horror), Death Delver (Heroes of Horror), Hell Reaver (Fiendish Codex 2:Tyrants of the Nine Hells), and Jade Phoenix Mage (Tome of Battle:Book of Nine Swords).Rogue could give you more damagehttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/27603409/Choosing_a_Pretige_class_for_Duskblades?post_id=495667781#495667781Rogue (it's your favored class), Fiend-Blooded (Heroes of Horror), Death Delver (Heroes of Horror), Hell Reaver (Fiendish Codex 2:Tyrants of the Nine Hells), and Jade Phoenix Mage (Tome of Battle:Book of Nine Swords).Rogue could give you more damageSat, 14 May 2011 03:29:31 -0500