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Would it be balanced to trade the ability to have a familiar as a wizrd for the ability to rebuke undead? If not, what if the bonus metamagic feats were also sacrificed? Or, maybe rebuke dead at a lower level, like a paladin does?
Balance-wise this looks fine. The only potential problem I see would be the wizard then using the turn undead for something else (such as divine metamagic).
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Medium Humanoid
Str 26, Dex 26, Con 26, Int 25, Wis 25, Cha 25
Speed: 90 ft
Initiative: +12
(1d4(max)+20)hp (27 hp)
AC 37 (touch 32, flat-footed 29)
Attack: Dagger: +34 melee, (d4+28)
Greater dispel magic, haste, see invisibility (CL 15, 3/day each)
Fire & cold resistance 10
DR 10/epic
SR 40
Fast healing 20
Ref: 18 Will: 17 Fort: 18
Feats: Improved Initiative, Weapon focus (dagger), toughness Yes, it's a paragon commoner (CR 15.5). Rawr!
Rebuke Undead isn't too powerful so it would be fine. Divine Metamagic explicitly refers to divine spells only (if I remember it right) so a wizard couldn't use it.
Rebuke Undead isn't too powerful so it would be fine. Divine Metamagic explicitly refers to divine spells only (if I remember it right) so a wizard couldn't use it.
Quite correct good sir.
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Originally Posted by kardar233
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Rebuke undead in place of a familiar?
