About: Raging Swordsman- F(16),FB(10),Brb(3),Brd(1)

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Why make this character? I wanted an alternative to the Power Ranger build and this is what I came up with. It uses a warrior for its base instead of a ranger and tosses in one Bard level for utility but is otherwise very similar. The primary difference is that this character can use any kind of armor and since the dex rating is relatively high, the difference in AC gained from either heavy or light armor is minimal, and so armor choice comes down to personal preference in the end, whereas a Power ranger can only use light armor and still be effective. Additionally, this character has a slightly higher dps potential (the extra frenzied berserker levels and weapon specializations add more than the extra strength of a Power ranger build), and more AC though it is definitely not a tank. One t

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rdfs:label	Raging Swordsman- F(16),FB(10),Brb(3),Brd(1)
rdfs:comment	Why make this character? I wanted an alternative to the Power Ranger build and this is what I came up with. It uses a warrior for its base instead of a ranger and tosses in one Bard level for utility but is otherwise very similar. The primary difference is that this character can use any kind of armor and since the dex rating is relatively high, the difference in AC gained from either heavy or light armor is minimal, and so armor choice comes down to personal preference in the end, whereas a Power ranger can only use light armor and still be effective. Additionally, this character has a slightly higher dps potential (the extra frenzied berserker levels and weapon specializations add more than the extra strength of a Power ranger build), and more AC though it is definitely not a tank. One t
Alignment	Any non-lawful
dcterms:subject	Character builds Melee Character builds Power Builds Dual Wielding Character builds
Will	9(xsd:integer)
CHAfinal	10(xsd:integer)
Reflex	17(xsd:integer)
Fortitude	20(xsd:integer)
DEXinitial	20(xsd:integer)
CONfinal	12(xsd:integer)
INTfinal	10(xsd:integer)
buildnature	PvE
DEXfinal	25(xsd:integer)
WISfinal	8(xsd:integer)
STRfinal	20(xsd:integer)
WISinitial	8(xsd:integer)
INTinitial	10(xsd:integer)
spellresistance	41(xsd:integer)
BAB	29(xsd:integer)
CHAinitial	10(xsd:integer)
STRinitial	16(xsd:integer)
CONinitial	12(xsd:integer)
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domains	None
Deity	Any
Classes	Frenzied Berserker Barbarian Bard Fighter
AC	19(xsd:integer)
HP	382(xsd:integer)
Race	Drow
abstract	Why make this character? I wanted an alternative to the Power Ranger build and this is what I came up with. It uses a warrior for its base instead of a ranger and tosses in one Bard level for utility but is otherwise very similar. The primary difference is that this character can use any kind of armor and since the dex rating is relatively high, the difference in AC gained from either heavy or light armor is minimal, and so armor choice comes down to personal preference in the end, whereas a Power ranger can only use light armor and still be effective. Additionally, this character has a slightly higher dps potential (the extra frenzied berserker levels and weapon specializations add more than the extra strength of a Power ranger build), and more AC though it is definitely not a tank. One thing the Power ranger build has going for it that is a lot better than this build is the number of skills allowed. As this build has no ranger levels and only one bard level, the skills one can take using it are very limited. Why a drow? The Drow race allows you to start with 20 dexterity, thus allowing you to get perfect two-weapon fighting as soon as it is available, at level 21. An Air Genasi, Tiefling, or a Wood Elf would also work just fine. Both the Air Genasi and Wood Elf would make leveling slightly easier, as a Wood Elf takes no racial level penalties and an Air Genasi takes no level penalties from their fighter class, as it is a favored one. However, Drow and Tieflings get the racial spell darkness which works great when combined with blind-fight and Drow also get 41 spell resistance which is a great advantage over the other classes, when it comes to fighting casters. Drow level the slowest, which is the negative side of choosing the race. In the end, any of the above races will work just fine, albeit with some minor adjustments. Skills: Intimidate to 33, tumble to 20, perform to 3, and the rest are your choice

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