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Kratos1810
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January 4, 2013 8:56 PM PST
I wish to make a character that calls upon his ancestors to assist him in fighting. If at all possible, I want him to be a Revanant. Unless it is the only one that works, I would like to avoid taking the Shaman route. Any suggestions are appreciated!
I wish to make a character that calls upon his ancestors to assist him in fighting. If at all possible, I want him to be a Revanant. Unless it is the only one that works, I would like to avoid taking the Shaman route. Any suggestions are appreciated!
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ToeSama
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January 5, 2013 4:29 AM PST
Almost any class with a level of mysticism could work towards this. Heck, even those without. If he were a martial character, perhaps he has an old heirloom sword or the like from his ancestors. They may even still haunt the item (intelligent item). Pick a class you like and try to come up with a way that the character's ancestors could be granting him power, be it a real power or even a placebo.
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Almost any class with a level of mysticism could work towards this. Heck, even those without. If he were a martial character, perhaps he has an old heirloom sword or the like from his ancestors. They may even still haunt the item (intelligent item).
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Tech-Priest
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January 5, 2013 10:27 AM PST
Why avoid the Shaman when it's basically exactly what you're asking? Animist is pretty badass, as are the others in their own rights...
Why avoid the Shaman when it's basically exactly what you're asking? Animist is pretty badass, as are the others in their own rights...
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tiamatdragonwing
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January 5, 2013 1:20 PM PST
if you don't want to do shaman a vestige pack warlock could work well, maybe a refluffed necro/nethermancy mage also
if you don't want to do shaman a vestige pack warlock could work well, maybe a refluffed necro/nethermancy mage also
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Mad_Jack
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January 5, 2013 3:32 PM PST
The important question is, Which ROLE do you want the character to have? There's at least one class for every combat role whose powers and fluff are either directly or could possibly be tied to some sort of "spirit calling"...
The important question is, Which ROLE do you want the character to have? There's at least one class for every combat role whose powers and fluff are either directly or could possibly be tied to some sort of "spirit calling"...
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Tech-Priest
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January 5, 2013 8:23 PM PST
The important question is, Which ROLE do you want the character to have? There's at least one class for every combat role whose powers and fluff are either directly or could possibly be tied to some sort of "spirit calling"...
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Kratos1810
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January 6, 2013 8:21 AM PST
I would like him as a striker, but I can also settle for controller if needed. I do not want Shaman because one of my friends is already playing one and I want to try a different route than he did. I know I can just choose a different build, but I would like to be unique
I would like him as a striker, but I can also settle for controller if needed. I do not want Shaman because one of my friends is already playing one and I want to try a different route than he did. I know I can just choose a different build, but I wo
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Tech-Priest
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January 6, 2013 9:38 AM PST
Vestige Lock's probably you're way to go then.
Vestige Lock's probably you're way to go then.
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EricDerRote
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January 6, 2013 12:32 PM PST
You could try playing as a barbarian and refluffing the rages so that they are your ancestors inhabiting your body or guiding you in battle instead of the primal spirits.
You could try playing as a barbarian and refluffing the rages so that they are your ancestors inhabiting your body or guiding you in battle instead of the primal spirits.
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Mad_Jack
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January 7, 2013 5:57 PM PST
Vestige pact or Sorcerer King pact warlock both have mechanics to back up the fluff of calling on one (SK) or more (VP) spirits to assist you.
Or you could be a barbarian - the class is actually written so that it's official fluff involves calling on spirits.
Alternately, both ranger and monk could also be refluffed to have their powers be the results of calling on spirits.
Vestige pact or Sorcerer King pact warlock both have mechanics to back up the fluff of calling on one (SK) or more (VP) spirits to assist you. Or you could be a barbarian - the class is actually written so that it's official fluff involves calling o
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Tech-Priest
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January 8, 2013 3:03 PM PST
Seeker too.
Seeker too.
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Kratos1810
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January 14, 2013 10:40 AM PST
I think beserker sounds pretty good, thanks all!
I think beserker sounds pretty good, thanks all!