Any class centered around a domain is pretty much a no-go until we get hooks to work with domains (which didn't happen in 6 years for NWN1).

How's that for a twist on High/Low magic? I think this would be a very efficient add, it's the smallest package I've seen. Meaning, if you want to improve Warlock, Druid, Archery, etc., you have to add a bunch of feats/spells/classes so the player has a complete package from which to make a top quality character and not have to go back and redo later. But, the Forsaker just requires a PrC to be complete. It's easy on beginners but full of options. Works well with whatever content is already present and what's to come.

I can see a Mnk15/FK10/ID05.

EDIT #2000: Argh! This class will suck. There is no way ability increases will compete against +5armorAC +5shieldAC +5NatAC +5DodgeAC +5DefAC by level 30 which is what DMs will be comparing NPC ABs to.

A few elected Red Wizards manage to reach unmatched skills in their arcane prowess, short only to that of the Zulkirs themselves. These talented individual are called Red Arcanists, referencing the great human mages of the past, at the time of the Netheril Empire.

Requirements

Race: Human
Alignment: Any non-good
Skills: Spellcraft 24 ranks
Feats: Epic Spell Penetration, Spell Power +5
Spellcasting: Specialist Wizard, able to cast 9th level arcane spells

Class Features

Hit Die: d4
Proficiencies: none
Skill points: 2 + Int modifier
Class Skills: Bluff, Concentration, Craft alchemy, Intimidate, Lore, Spellcraft
Base attack bonus progression: Low
Saving Throws: High: Will; Low: Fortitude, Reflex

Spells Per Day/Spells Known: When a new Red Arcanist level is gained, the character gains new spells per day (and spells known, if applicable) as though he had gained a level in Wizard.

Supreme Specialization: Upon becoming a Red Arcanist, the character becomes even more skilled at casting spells from his chosen school of specialization - gaining +3 to DC for spells requiring a save and +3 to attempts to penetrate spell resistance. These bonuses don't stack with those granted by the Enhanced Specialization ability of Red Wizards.

Red Arcanists also lose the ability to learn new spells and use scrolls from all schools except the Red Arcanist's specialization school (already known spells are not lost, however).

Supreme specialization prohibited schools:
Abjuration - (prohibited Conjuration, Illusion) - loses Evocation, Divination, Necromancy, Enchantment, Transmutation
Conjuration - (prohibited Transmutation, Illusion) - loses Evocation, Abjuration, Necromancy, Enchantment, Divination
Divination - (prohibited Illusion, Enchantment) - loses Transmutation, Necromancy, Conjuration, Abjuration, Evocation
Enchantment - (prohibited Illusion, Abjuration) - loses Necromancy, Evocation, Divination, Transmutation, Conjuration
Evocation - (prohibited Conjuration, Illusion) - loses Necromancy, Divination, Transmutation, Abjuration, Enchantment
Illusion - (prohibited Enchantment, Abjuration) - loses Necromancy, Divination, Transmutation, Evocation, Conjuration
Necromancy - (prohibited Divination, Illusion) - loses Evocation, Enchantment, Abjuration, Transmutation, Conjuration
Transmutation - (prohibited Conjuration, Illusion) - loses Evocation, Divination, Enchantment, Necromancy, Abjuration

Class Abilities

Level 1: Specialist Defense +5
Level 2: Spell Power +6
Level 3: Specialist Defense +6
Level 4: Spell Power +7
Level 5: Innate arcane power, Specialist Defense +7

Innate arcane power: a Red Arcanist gains an innate ability, which one depends upon the Red Arcanist's specialization school according to the following list:

• Abjuration: Mordenkainen's Disjunction at will
• Conjuration: Summon Creature IX at will
• Evocation: Meteor Swarm at Will
• Necromancy: Wail of the Banshee at will
• Transmutation: Shapechange at will
• Illusion: Weird at will
• Divination: Power Word Kill at will
• Enchantment: Dominate Monster at will

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[url=http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Paramander_(DnD_Prestige_Class)]Paramander PRC[/url]

[url=http://www.dlnexus.com/fan/rules/17599.aspx]Paramander Paladin Sublevels[/url]

The first and third link here is the paramander I know. The second link is a new kind of paramander. I would love to see the arcane version created as a base class or PRC on the paladin starting at level 5 so as to replace the divine caster progression.

— Kunikos

The cleric spellbook is the deal breaker. 10 feats with 2/day uses is ok (burns out of worth fast on a low rest module but isn't an issue in the OC/MotB). The spellbook is not something I'm going to touch. The PRC did it with their conversation system for spellbooks.

What if it's just a divine caster PrC not a specific clerical one? That's what I meant.

Regardless, the other PrCs you posted sound more interesting especially the Bone Knight, Phantom Knight, Dark Lantern, and Eldritch Spirit.

First thank you for your work (and sorry for my english)

Is it possible a PrC for the spirit chaman with wildshape ?

For comparison, here is the 3.0 version as done by the PRC for NWN1: http://www.nwn2prc.com/index.php?location=manual&lang=en&section=prestige_classes&page=51

10 feats for spell-like ability rays, and clerical spellbook.

I just think with the new beholder model and such it would be nifty to have a PrC for their worshippers. However, if it isn't attractive enough then forget it. There are other cool PrCs on your list that would be fantastic.

Too bad we only have four classes: FS/sorc/MT/BFZ/AT/OA. I have to remember to mention that on the forums.

follower of the Great Mother (deity of beholders) is a humanoid who has the central eye of an eyeball beholderkin implanted in its forehead, which develops various beholder-type ray powers as the ocular adept advances in level. (Sure, you have to be lawful evil or neutral evil, but hey — you get beholder ray attacks. Sign me up.)

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article.asp?x=dnd/iw/iw20020414a

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ei/20030418a

I would replace the Escape Artist skill with Tumble, and lower the requirement to 23 in a skill, so that you could get all 10 levels in the class. Not quite sure what to do about the epic feat requirement though…

Void Presence seems like HiPS, though perhaps another ability could be made in its stead.

Null Strike should probably be made on a cool down, since it can only be used once per day at the level at which it is achieved.

http://systemreferencedocuments.org/35/sovelior_sage/unearthedCoreClass.html#thug

you can take RDD to lvl 9 then take DD to lvl to lvl 5

im not certain why anyone would want to though.

but then im biased i never liked the dragon disciple.

edit: seems Kaedrin beat me to it., and he'd be right, that requirement would be not preventable in nwn2 as it would be in pnp

Oh and BTW, if I read the devotee right, having levels in RDD would prevent you from taking it - so it's either one or the other.
I'll confess I'm not a fan of RDD as implemented; reading the Dragon Disciple writeup over at D20SRD makes it much more sensible but I guess messing with it might make too many players rather unhappy :(

Edit: I just checked and that's the one that provides passive stats and spellcasting progression only with a sorc. We already have the RDD and this one provides more bonuses sooner than the RDD. I'd be prone to avoid this one just due the sheer strength of the prc. Dragon Lord would show up long before this one. :)

But I'll defer to your judgment and go back to being blueprint monkey/toolset dabbler :D

Edit: That link didn't work.

it would likely end up becoming sneak attack.

racial damage reduction, im not certain thats doable either, you can grant damage reduction sure, but not sure about doing so only against say orcs, tempted to say no though.
the hated enemy is choose your favored like the ranger has right? if so that should be doable just like the ranger' classes favored enemy.

im not a scripter, so this was my opinion

but im not kaedrin either.
that said if he can do it expect it to be modified.

From Masters of the Wild

(PRESTIGE CLASS)
The Foe Hunter has but one purpose in life: to kill creatures of the type she hates. She is willing to pay any price or risk any danger to prevail against this hated foe. Her blade is anathema to such creatures, and her body is more often than not proof against their attacks. Though her hatred of this enemy is boundless and unending, it is not unthinking or rash. She lives to put an end to her hated foe, but she does not throw away her own life needlessly.

- Hit Die: d10.
- Proficiencies: Foe Hunters gain no weapon or armor proficiencies.
- Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier.

REQUIREMENTS:

Base Attack Bonus: +7.
Feats: Favored Enemy, Trackless Step, Weapon Focus (any).

ABILITIES:

Levels
1: Hated Enemy - The Foe Hunter gains all bonuses against their hated enemy.
Rancor +1d6 - First attack of the round deals bonus damage to hated enemies. Bonus damage even works on enemies immune to criticals.
2: Hated Enemy Damage Reduction 3/- - Character gains damage reduction from all hated enemies.
3: Rancor +2d6
4: Hated Enemy Damage Reduction 5/-
Hated Enemy Spell Resistance
5: Rancor +3d6
6: Hated Enemy Damage Reduction 7/-
7: Rancor +4d6
8: Hated Enemy Damage Reduction 9/-
9: Rancor +5d6
10: Death Attack - The Foe Hunter can make a death attack against a hated enemy that is denied its Dexterity bonus to AC.
Hated Enemy Damage Reduction 11/-

Not sure if the Hated Enemy, Rancor, or racial damage reduction is possible, but I figured I'd toss it out there. Sure would be a cool PrC for a Ranger if it did work. Maybe it could be revised to grant improved favored enemy and favored power attack or something.

Divide and Conquer: how about replacing it with a Dragonlord Level /3 (rounded up) bonus to weapon damage in general ?
(I'm guessing it's detecting the circumstances that's causing the problems)

Crushing Defeat: I take it NWN2 lacks an "OnKill" function from which you can trigger abilities ?

In addition, there's quite some overlaps with the abilities of a Marshal … :D

Necromancer has a spellbook so that's out. The Master of Shrouds in Libris Mortis is a very strong +divine PrC that focuses on summoning undead. I've got that on my list to do.

I'll try and write up a blurb on what kinds of feats are tricky and what kinds of class types aren't feasible due to us working on the outside of the engine.

Fist of Raziel is on the list for Champions and I already have the description up.

Dragon Lord PrC

Interesting/doable/viable ??

i know that there is a conflict with the engine, but probably the solution which is used in the "combined works" package ( http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=NWN2HakpaksCombined.Detail&id=19), ) would be fitting for all of them.
they make the game much more interesting and versatile. additionally any prc for the warlock, e.g. the hellfire warlock would be a great addition.

BTW - Dragon Lord is a melee, full BAB PrC …

A number of those Battlesmith abilities would have to be changed for NWN2. I'll check which sourcebook it's in and see what a close approximation would be. Generally I try to avoid the racial classes as I get more bang for the buck on general prc classes but there are a few dwarven, elven, and drow prcs I'd like to add.

Prestige Paladin

Feats etc'-
One With the hammer-
(with a Warhammer you have crafted yourself) you add a WIS bonus to damage
Secrets of the Forge -
You get Craft Magic Arms & Armour - x3 caster level (stacks) to determine caster lvl for items(must meet item prereq)
Flesh of my Flesh(Ex) - (with armour you have crafted yourself) +1 sacred bonus to armour class , increases to +2 at 4th lvl
Forged in Fire - at 3rd lvl BattleSmith becomes inured to effects of Fatigue and Exhaustion , ignore effects for 'hours' equal to class lvl
Tempered in Blood - Once per day at 5th lvl can attempt to resist damage froma single blow - attempt Fortitude save (DC10 + damage dealt) when struck and damaged by a melee weapon or Natural attack - if save is success you take Half damage from blow - Fail normal damage.

not sure about (with a Warhammer you have crafted yourself) bits , would that be overlooked if such a class was made or can NWN be made to tell the difference with the database or some script wizardry.

thanks

5 in one, ouch………………. then ill pretend i never asked….. of that book though there are only 3 that i liked, the mythic examplar, the shadowstriker and shadowguard.

wasnt to sure about the shadowguard, since it was only lvl 3, and the DC thats in already takes care of it, and the shadowstriker… well

Mythic exemplar is one I've looked at a few times trying to figure out a way to get it in the game. It's got a LOT of issues due to the way CC is structured in NWN2 (not the engines fault). To get it in I'd have to make 5 prcs and a LOT of their abilities aren't doable. This PrC was the inspiration for the Songblade actually.

I still need to take a look at the Loremaster. If it's the one with spells known being granted it's not possible to do.

Enlightened fist is one I really want to add but can't due to the insane amount of work (and workarounds that will make it a pale imitation) for making prcs work with monks. It's one of the key prcs I'd hope Obsidian does if there is another expansion.

Shadow Adept: It's on my "very iffy" list from a long time ago. It will take some serious "workarounds" to get it in the game.

but they would be low on the priority list

quoted from Kaedrin's Post,"I won't be doing any monk PrCs."

that means NO drunken master, no tattoed monk, No enlightend fist.
shame too, i like the tattoed monk.
you could argue the monk prc outa frostburn, then maybe not.

on the otherhand, you want to create a custom monk prc, and code it yourself and see if Kaedrin will put it in the combined works hak…….