Prestige classes

Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #1

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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #2

Brynn Symington Offline 11^th Level Supporter Follow me on Instagram @runningboardgamer Posts: 15963	I did one run as a sorceror, and it was really cool. Even w/o 3rd level spells, the flexibility in spellcasting was great. Follow me on Instagram @runningboardgamer Awesome avatar by Mauve Shirt!
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #3

Druegar Offline 9^th Level Supporter Semper Inutilia Posts: 10690	I played a Templar and though I hit a number times, didn't land an 18+. Any failed Assassins want to join me on the Lame Couch? Live long and prosper
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #4

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I played the Druid prestige class. Honestly, I didn't even use the prestige powers. In the case of the druid, a well equipped druid is as powerful on slides as a fighter and he can heal pretty much as well as cleric. There is no compelling reason to polymorph.

My son played the Bard Troubadour.

We had a prestige ranger and barbarian in our group.

The prestige classes were nice for variety but inconsequential to the outcome of the dungeons.

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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #5

jedibcg Offline 11^th Level Supporter What is personal text? Posts: 10759	I didn't play the Troubadour but it was my voucher. I wanted it for the run that I thought we would get the least amount of stamps. Of course we got all three without needing the spells. You either discover a star or you don't. You arrogant punk.
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #6

Christopher Nieporte Offline 5^th Level Posts: 469	I played the Bard Troubadour on Thursday, and used the Treasure spell to get us all 3 stamps. According to the End Room people we were one of the only groups to get all 3 stamps that day. Life is like a sewer. What you get out of it depends entirely on what you put into it.
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #7

Kirk Bauer Offline 10^th Level Supporter www.tdtavern.com Posts: 4774	I should probably lend mine out to a Bard next year. I played Rogue and never used any of my new abilities and wish I had my +5 healing (which is +15 healing with the Eldritch set). We didn't get 3 stamps! My online token shop: www.tdtavern.com We buy, sell, and trade True Dungeon tokens. We also have a convenient consignment program where you can sell your own tokens.
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #8

Arcanist Kolixela Offline 9^th Level Supporter Posts: 6450	Christopher Nieporte wrote: I played the Bard Troubadour on Thursday, and used the Treasure spell to get us all 3 stamps. According to the End Room people we were one of the only groups to get all 3 stamps that day. You played Flight of the Zephyr Specialty Run Rules List My Bazaar (Trades) Virtual Runs duzhmata, duzhushta, duzhvarshta
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #9

Raven Offline 11^th Level Supporter Guildmaster Nightshade Posts: 6745	Druegar wrote: Any failed Assassins want to join me on the Lame Couch? I'm in! flops down on the couch next to Druegar "THERE WILL NEVER BE A TOKEN EQUAL TO A GOOD BRAIN!"- Smakdown Check out these awesome resources: Cranston's Character Generator for iDevices or Android Amorgen's Excel Character Generator And the ever-useful Token DataBase , expertly maintained by Druegar.
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #10

Druegar Offline 9^th Level Supporter Semper Inutilia Posts: 10690	[img size=200,200] www.dantasyland.com/td/LameCouch.png [/img] Live long and prosper
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #11

Incognito Offline 9^th Level Posts: 5539	Druegar wrote: Any failed Assassins want to join me on the Lame Couch? I was a failed Assassin on Sunday but that was because I could not read properly. While reading my character card upside down, I thought the Assassinate ability was once per combat. Only later did I realize I was reading the clause from Sneak Attack. Le sigh.
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Re: Prestige classes 10 years 3 months ago #12

Incognito Offline 9^th Level Posts: 5539	Disbeeleaf wrote: I played the Druid prestige class. Honestly, I didn't even use the prestige powers. In the case of the druid, a well equipped druid is as powerful on slides as a fighter and he can heal pretty much as well as cleric. There is no compelling reason to polymorph. +5 damage and a much better damage wheel?
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