Nexus75
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Yo, when things get too hectic, just play these three videos at once and let it soak in. Bonus points if you got a relaxing cup of joe or if it is night time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgG4vDfcJek
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Yeah, I saw Spirit of Vice (Domination) and thought it was real cool. I thought: "That sounds just like a Dark Knight, that's wicked!"
I'm using the old offline D&D builder and updating it myself by buying the newer books, so I wasn't aware yet that they had come out with an even newer book already. What other new classes are there? I really need to look into this. Blackguard just seems like a really cool and flavorful class and the other one you mentioned sounds wicked as well!
I hope we have a chance to RP together xD
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Yes indeed he is :3
Ive always been a fan of the whole Black Knight bit, and one of my favorite Final Fantasy classes is the dark knight, i was really happy to see they had a "I hurt me to hurt you more!" just the FF dark knights :D
The other build turns them into a mad-dog style fighter. They work on forcing their enemies into granting Combat advantage then they bully them to death.
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About Ben, that Blackguard you recently posted an application for. Is that a new class from the Shadow Book?
I got to say it looks real nice, and the picture you posted to go along with your character really had me thinking of Dark Knights from Final Fantasy xD
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Yeah, cause I also noticed there is a feat that lets me use my breath element on a melee attack too.
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Well it requires you to have a power that deals cold damage. As a dragonborn make your breath weapon deal cold damage using your STR mod and I think you'll do alright.
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About that wintertouched and cold vulnerability stuff... Could that work on a Dragonborn Fighter as well?
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Hey! NexusPerson!
Whether or not your finish your Character Sheet we'll be starting tomorrow. I'd like you to participate while you continue to fix your sheet.
If it isn't done by day after tomorrow I'll PM you with a solution.
