This is completely hypothetical, but how would you handle it if one character had a pet, but that pet was supposed to be a full PC played by another character?
I mean... No backstory for the 'owner', or class requirement. In fact, they don't play into this. What race/class combo would you go with for the pet?
A Gnoll tempest-fighter/ranger/barbarian with the 'Claw fighter' feat?
The owner would need to equip the pet with armour, but that's totally a D&D thing.
Use inherent bonuses or MC into monk for Ki Focuses
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With the Gnoll Claw Fighter idea, how would you begin to optimize something like that? It is somewhat low weapon damage, but maybe a rogue might be a good option, seeing as it's more about getting SA rather than heavy weapon damage?
How would you optimize these builds, period? Just curious, y'all. Thanks for the help!
cloth armour and slotted items can be waistcoat and adorable accessories, ki focus can be a collar.
In heroic, equip a dejada (dark sun sling-weapon) and say it's just natural throwing ability. (skipping stone flurry)
In paragon... just straight up use a dagger (or get something for free weapon-swapping to use dagger and dejada) because once you are in paragon, all bets are off. (starblade flurry)
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Always kill your enemies, otherwise they will come back to haunt you - anon
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Originally Posted by Lemur
No one will ever be able to question your sense of style when you explain that you cut your own hair with your boot knife. Mainly because if they do, you have a knife in your boot.
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Originally Posted by SteveD
"A gygaxian dungeon is like the world's most ****ed up game show. Behind door number one: INSTANT DEATH! Behind door number 2: A magic crown! Behind door number 3: ten pounds of sugar being guarded by six giant KILLER BEES!"
A Gnoll tempest-fighter/ranger/barbarian with the 'Claw fighter' feat?
The owner would need to equip the pet with armour, but that's totally a D&D thing.
Use inherent bonuses or MC into monk for Ki Focuses
Or skip the crappy claw fighter feat and just go gnoll monk. Who says monk unarmed damage can't be bites and claws?