Edited By griphook on 07/31/05 01:26
You forgot your fighter bonus feat at Lvl 21. After that, I'd say he makes for a solid assassin build.Quote: Posted 07/30/05 16:38:32 (GMT) -- Cinnabar Din
Can someone clear this up for me? (Apologies Kal, I don't mean to hijack the thread, but it's slightly on-topic): I see a lot of builds with Monk taken late and having Discipline as a 'maxed' skill. I was under the impression Discipline is cross-class for Monks. Is this not so (probably not, since I see it so often)?
Quote: Posted 07/30/05 17:16:44 (GMT) -- grizzled_dwarflordQuote: Posted 07/30/05 16:38:32 (GMT) -- Cinnabar Din
Can someone clear this up for me? (Apologies Kal, I don't mean to hijack the thread, but it's slightly on-topic): I see a lot of builds with Monk taken late and having Discipline as a 'maxed' skill. I was under the impression Discipline is cross-class for Monks. Is this not so (probably not, since I see it so often)?
It is a class skill for Monks, discipline being the essence of Monks, hence my suggestion to Kal to take the fighter early in epic and use the Monk to cap it out.
Quote: Posted 07/30/05 14:28:18 (GMT) -- grizzled_dwarflord
You forgot your fighter bonus feat at Lvl 21. After that, I'd say he makes for a solid assassin build.
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S/he gains full-time 50% concealment at the cost of 1 AC, 1 AB, and 1d6 Death Attack. Not a bad deal, IMHO. Unless of course, you're playing on a PW that is rife with True Seeing bosses
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Quote: Posted 08/01/05 07:40:23 (GMT) -- Grimnir77Quote:
S/he gains full-time 50% concealment at the cost of 1 AC, 1 AB, and 1d6 Death Attack. Not a bad deal, IMHO. Unless of course, you're playing on a PW that is rife with True Seeing bosses
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Who cares, self-concealment is just as good vs true seeing.