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    Quote Originally Posted by Muggins View Post
    Well sure, I've done the level 6 build. In fact, the only reason I haven't posted anything yet is because I'm trying to iron out the kinks in the level 20 build (Have you ever build a Legendary Leader before?). I apologise if you experience some form of physical discomfort if somebody else's character has more levels than you'd like, but I am trying to go for level 20 builds for everyone and everything.

    As for your comment about human: So, no Silverbrow? I was using the 2/day Feather Fall SLA to mimic his leaps of faith, and I can't think of any other way to fit them into the build.
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    Classes: Marshal 2/Warblade 4
    Alignment: Chaotic Good
    BAB: +5
    Base Saves: +7 Fortitude, +1 Reflex, +4 Will

    Ability Scores: 32 Point-Buy
    Base: 15/12/14/14/10/14
    Levels: +1 Str

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    Warblade 2: 1 Wall of Blades (Iron Heart 2)
    Warblade 3: 1 Claw at the Moon (Tiger Claw 2)
    Warblade 4: None.

    Warblade Stances: 2 Known
    Warblade 1: 1 Leading the Charge (White Raven 1)
    Warblade 2: None.
    Warblade 3: None.
    Warblade 4: 1 Tactics of the Wolf (White Raven 3)
    Hot damn, man. You're getting all the requests done. Should I mark this as complete or would you like me to wait?
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    You know, I was thinking about this on my way home from work. It seemed like a likely request, and now that you've mentioned I guess that means someone will have to do it.

    Engineer: Give him levels of Trapsmith (Dungeonscape) and focus on Spell Turrets (Dungeon Master's Guide 2). Maybe a simple Artificer 15/Trapsmith 5 would work.
    Spy: A Changeling Rogue. I don't see this as being terribly difficult to pull off.
    Medic: Herr doktor cleric. Add a dash of Combat Medic and War Weaver.
    Scout: Your usual Swift Hunter, albeit with a dash of Jack B. Quick.
    Sniper: What's the longest range you can get Death Attack at using a ranged weapon? A Ranger 6/Assassin 10/Cragtop Archer 4 sounds solid, as long as you can build up that spot check.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    Spawn and Ares aren't going to be included as they aren't Video Game protagonists, they are - as you said - in comics.
    Sorry, I forgot to list the game. I just mostly know them as the comic book characters:
    Ares (Injustice: Gods Among Us)
    Spawn (Soulcalibur 2)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grey Watcher View Post
    So, I just want to clarify some of the boundaries.

    We can do Pathfinder versions of the characters instead of D&D 3.5 if we prefer, right?

    Can we use 3rd party sources?
    By 3rd party sources, you mean...?

    D&D 3.5 is highly, HIGHLY preferred, but if it's too difficult to create using D&D 3.5 or if you don't have access to the necessary resources, Pathfinder is allowed.

    Homebrew is just straight-up no.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LentilNinja View Post
    Sorry, I forgot to list the game. I just mostly know them as the comic book characters:
    Ares (Injustice: Gods Among Us)
    Spawn (Soulcalibur 2)
    I'll add Ares, but I put Spawn down as Spawn: Armageddon. Would you like me to change it to Soulcalibur 2? If he's merely a playable character in versus mode I wouldn't consider Spawn a protagonist.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I'll add Ares, but I put Spawn down as Spawn: Armageddon. Would you like me to change it to Soulcalibur 2? If he's merely a playable character in versus mode I wouldn't consider Spawn a protagonist.
    There really aren't many protagonists in Soul Calibur 2, what with Siegfried not being a playable character but rather a reskin of Nightmare.

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    Phoenix Wright (Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies) has been added to the list. And I'm sorry but there's just no way he isn't a Fire-Souled Human. Build should be oriented around the Mental stats, particularly charisma. Not specifications, just advice. I do have a Phoenix Wright build but it's inaccurate class-wise and I did a thing with items that technically can exist but aren't officially listed. Basically I made it purely for the purpose of high Charisma, if anybody wants the inaccurate build for a slight guideline I'll provide it.

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    Phoenix Wright is obviously a Diplomancer in a world of Diplomancers. The legal system in that game is just a huge World of Ham.

    So an urban Diplomancer build designed with Gather Information and Diplomacy as its keys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I'm sorry, I really am, but there are just so many things I need to get online before thinking to add in Leadership. I'll tell you what I'll do a combat effective Kirito which won't have the Harem and a less effective one, with a little more cheese,,but that includes the Harem... or at least I'll try to do it.
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    If you ever need ammo to point at for why Leadership shouldn't be allowed without HEAVY houseruling and DM Fiat down...Look at the Bosses post and look at my Bowser. I included the math on a Leadershippy/Thrallherdy army.

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    Kirito having Leadership is mostly a joke, since Kirito as every shonen protagonist gets a horde of cute girls following him. To be completely honest I think it is (as usual) an exaggeration of the Fandom, granted I've only watched the anime which only covers the first two light novels, so it could be possible he does get a Harem later on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Muggins View Post
    You know, I was thinking about this on my way home from work. It seemed like a likely request, and now that you've mentioned I guess that means someone will have to do it.

    Engineer: Give him levels of Trapsmith (Dungeonscape) and focus on Spell Turrets (Dungeon Master's Guide 2). Maybe a simple Artificer 15/Trapsmith 5 would work.
    Spy: A Changeling Rogue. I don't see this as being terribly difficult to pull off.
    Medic: Herr doktor cleric. Add a dash of Combat Medic and War Weaver.
    Scout: Your usual Swift Hunter, albeit with a dash of Jack B. Quick.
    Sniper: What's the longest range you can get Death Attack at using a ranged weapon? A Ranger 6/Assassin 10/Cragtop Archer 4 sounds solid, as long as you can build up that spot check.
    For the Spy, drawing from Pathfinder, the Master Spy fits pretty darn well, including giving him Death Attack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kazudo View Post
    Phoenix Wright is obviously a Diplomancer in a world of Diplomancers. The legal system in that game is just a huge World of Ham.

    So an urban Diplomancer build designed with Gather Information and Diplomacy as its keys.
    The only Diplomancer build I've found is the Politico build, and that requires a Half-Elf. As I said, Phoenix is a Human, probably with the Fire-Souled template for dat CHA bonus. And you have to admit that he's got a very fiery soul in the courtroom.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dusk Eclipse View Post
    I'm sorry, I really am, but there are just so many things I need to get online before thinking to add in Leadership. I'll tell you what I'll do a combat effective Kirito which won't have the Harem and a less effective one, with a little more cheese,,but that includes the Harem... or at least I'll try to do it.
    I've been curious for a while: What do the terms "Cheese" and "Ham" mean on this website?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Muggins View Post
    I apologise if you experience some form of physical discomfort if somebody else's character has more levels than you'd like, but I am trying to go for level 20 builds for everyone and everything.
    It's not really physical, so much as it's that nagging feeling that something isn't quite right. My personal feelings on how Ezio "should" turn out aren't important enough to impose a limit of 6 levels to every build, just as long as there's a 6 level build.

    As for your comment about human: So, no Silverbrow? I was using the 2/day Feather Fall SLA to mimic his leaps of faith, and I can't think of any other way to fit them into the build.
    While there is a certain level of embezzlement to the leap of faith and everything else Altair, Ezio, Connor and thingy do, I think 2/day Feather Fall is a good idea. Rome Colosseum is about 160' up for leap of faith, that's one heck of a Tumble check.

    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I'll add Ares, but I put Spawn down as Spawn: Armageddon. Would you like me to change it to Soulcalibur 2? If he's merely a playable character in versus mode I wouldn't consider Spawn a protagonist.
    Every playable character in Soul Caliber 2 has their own little story in Arcade Mode, including Heihachi/Link/Spawn. Though some are villains, or in Spawn's case, working for one.

    There's also Weapon Master Mode, which makes every single one of the playable characters into the unnamed hero of the story. Some are made into enemies.
    Yoshimitsu, Charade, Sophitia, Cervantes and Seung Mina are all unlocked after encountering and defeating them in Weapon Master. So are Lizard Man and Berserker as bonus Versus mode characters, except for them you do have to complete a special hidden mission in a bonus chapter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I've been curious for a while: What do the terms "Cheese" and "Ham" mean on this website?
    Ham is a form of acting that is loud and boisterous.

    Cheese is something that is, abusable or overpowered. Albus for example, in the game he's from he is very cheesy, being able to teleport at will. Of course Shanoa with Death Ring, Nitesco Sword and Dominus Agony is also rather cheesy, can break just about any boss in a single swing, two if they have massive HP.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I've been curious for a while: What do the terms "Cheese" and "Ham" mean on this website?
    They're universal terms, not just on this forum.

    Cheesy, ham, corny. All closely related.
    Tacky, cheap, tawdry, silly...

    World of Ham... yeah the Phoenix Wright legal system is a good example of Ham.
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    And since nobody's called it, put me down for Mario, too
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    And since nobody's called it, put me down for Mario, too
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    Diplomancy builds are easy to get cobbled together. Phoenix Wright would have Sense Motive as his Diplomancy ability, I'm fairly sure.

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    Max ranks in the skill over a 15th level build gives us a beginning +18
    A high Wisdom (Call it 18 for fun) Tacks on +4 bringing us to 22
    The Suspicious Trait gives us a +1 bringing us to 23

    Now then, over a 15 level build with two flaws (which really don't matter specifically), you'd get 8 feats.
    The Negotiator Feat gives us a +2 for a 25
    Skill Focus (Sense Motive) gives us a +3 for a 28
    Apprentice (Philosopher) Gives us a +2 for a 30
    Nobody's Fool Gives us a +2 for a 32
    Street Smart (refluffed to get it out of Faerun) gives us a +2 for a 34.
    Nymph's Kiss gives us an extra skill point per level, as does being human
    Open Minded gives us an immediate extra 5 skill points. These are important for:
    Item Familiar (ITEM FAMILIAR) gives us a +18 (caps out at number of ranks, I'm afraid) for a 50.
    Cunning Knowledge gives us a +10 for a 60
    Skill Artistry gives us a +4 for a 64
    And Skill Mastery lets us take 10. For a 74 total without rolling.
    If we roll in SOME KIND OF MASTERWORK TOOL, that gives us a 76
    If we give ourselves a +4 to Wisdom, that's a 78
    And maybe a +12 custom magical item. That's a 90 without even touching a dice.

    We can use Sense Motive (using a HUGE stretch of the Persuasive Performance Class feature) as a Diplomacy check at the same time as Sense Motive. If we do that, barring circumstance bonuses, your average bystander who is completely indifferent to us will become our fanatical follower. Hostile folk will become Helpful on a 50, etc.

    This would be VERY important to an attorney, being able to tell when someone's lying to you AND get them to help your cause, no?

    This is just a thing though. I'm sure there's better/more important out there.

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    Clearly, his masterwork tool would be his sweet-ass tie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Smeagle View Post
    Clearly, his masterwork tool would be his sweet-ass tie.
    I'd say his entire suit is masterwork, but that's just me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I'd say his entire suit is masterwork, but that's just me.
    There is Clebdacher (something like that) clothes from Sharn City of Towers that grant a sizeable bonus to diploing and social status checks.
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    Sorry to interrupt, but does anybody have some feat ideas for Ezio? I can't decide what to put in the ones that I have left.

    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    Hot damn, man. You're getting all the requests done. Should I mark this as complete or would you like me to wait?
    You can add it if you want. I'll still be doing the level 20 version unless a request sparks my interest.

    Maybe it's about time that I visited the Video Game Antagonists thread.
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    Sorry to interrupt, but does anybody have some feat ideas for Ezio? I can't decide what to put in the ones that I have left.
    Combat Reflexes, Leadership, Point Blank Shot, Run, Endurance, Improved Unarmed Strike, Improved Disarm, Improved Grapple and Great Cleave.

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    I should hang out on these boards again. I'm totally in this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Threadnaught View Post
    Combat Reflexes, Leadership, Point Blank Shot, Run, Endurance, Improved Unarmed Strike, Improved Disarm, Improved Grapple and Great Cleave.
    Naturally, the feats you've requested either don't mesh with his current build or are terrible in general. Really? Run?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xaroth View Post
    I'll add Ares, but I put Spawn down as Spawn: Armageddon. Would you like me to change it to Soulcalibur 2? If he's merely a playable character in versus mode I wouldn't consider Spawn a protagonist.
    I think out of all the games, the SC2 Spawn is the one that does the comic book Spawn the most justice. So, I feel it'd be more fitting to make the SC2 Spawn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Muggins View Post
    Naturally, the feats you've requested either don't mesh with his current build or are terrible in general. Really? Run?
    Not requested, suggested.

    I pretty much just scanned the srd for Feats that match Ezio in the game. Eexcept Run, I think that may be more of the Agiles' shtick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Threadnaught View Post
    Not requested, suggested.

    I pretty much just scanned the srd for Feats that match Ezio in the game. Eexcept Run, I think that may be more of the Agiles' shtick.
    Right, suggested. Pardon the poor choice of words.

    Maybe I can shift around his ability scores a bit.
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