#3.5 epic warblade build full

So dropping Necromancy after you're level 9 or so really doens't hurt much at all. dnd 3.5e - Epic 3.5 Warblade Optimization - Role-playing Games Stack Exchange Epic 3.5 Warblade Optimization closed Ask Question Asked 10 years, 11 months ago Modified 10 years, 10 months ago Viewed 7k times 6 Closed. And most of the good Necromancy spells are low-level. I mean, it actually had more than 25 levels, so it shouldn't have been taken too seriously.Īlthough I'd like to point out that the extra school Incantrix makes you drop isn't really all that painful, because you're still allowed to use anything you already knew from that school. You will be an absurdly powerful class(Wizard) with two of the contenders for 'the most overpowered prestige classes ever'.Yeah, my build there was hyperbole. If you go with FS then you loose four schools of magic which is just painful.Īt epic levels you won't really be hurting for spell slots so IMO you should go with a generalist wizard.īut then again, I like generalist wizards so my opinion might be biased.īut I second the notion of starting with Wiz 5/Incantatrix 10/IotSV 7/Archmage 3. You loose 3 schools of magic - which IMO is only worth if you're a Focused Specialist. Not sure if Master Specialist/Incantatrix is such a good idea. To be completely honest, the Warmage is a bad class. No magic items available, other than those made by the gods. A dedicated Blast and Striker, the Warmage forgoes all subtlety in favor of blowing stuff up and dealing piles of d6’s. Building Odysseus in D&D 3.5 Assumptions: Level 21 and point buy 40, as befits a literally Epic character. Hmmm, Beguiler 12 / Mindbender 3 / Rainbow Servant 10 anyone? You still cast as a Level 20 Beguiler even with the less-broken interpretation of Rainbow Servant that loses 4 caster levels. Last Updated: MaIntroduction The Warmage is a simple, straight-forward take on spellcasting. Straight-up epic Incarnum classes or psionicists are rarely-seen and are pretty decent.Įpic King of Smack is always fun - Elan Ranger 1 / Psion 10 / Slayer 9 / Warshaper 5 or something.Īctually, like Heirophant, lots of part-caster PrCs that suck in normal play become pretty decent once you've maxed out your casting anyway. Casts as a Level 19 sorcerer, with access to Cleric spells for its Spells Known.

#3.5 epic warblade build full

(Nymphs have 6 RHD, LA +7, and Druid spellcasting 7.) Once you gain any more levels, you can put them into Heirophant, since you already have full casting.Īlong similar lines, Couatl Sorcerer 1 / Fatespinner 4 / Archmage 5. Nymph Druid 3 / Planar Shepherd 10, with optimized Charisma, 1 LA bought off, and some variation on the Fey Blood feat to make Druid spellcasting CHA-based.

Let's see, other fun things that occur to me with varying levels of optimal-ness: That actually sounds like a pretty awesome build, if made correctly Oh sure, it's far from weak, except when compared to epic spellcasters.