I would recommend it progress something like a disease. Allows the caster to summon a creature with one character class added to the creature (Imagine, a celestial dog with one level of barbarian!).Īs for the landbound thing.
DRAGON MAGAZINE PRESTIGE CLASSES SERIES
I've never actually perused the Compleat Scoundrel, but I know that the series is solid.Īs for Improved Augment Summoning, it's a feat that I found in a netbook collection of feats. If you can find a similar rule in another established book, then I'd say it should be just fine, as to the doubling of summoned creatures. Instead of actually changing how the spell itself works, maybe this class gains the ability to summon earth elementals as a Supernatural power, rather than a spell? In this way, you could get around all those pesky anti-magic zones, and your elementals would not be able to be dispelled. maybe a 50% increase would be more balanced. I also just noted that summoned monsters would be doubled, if the earth template is added? That's a bit too much, I think. Somewhere in the mid to high levels, the class could receive a special class ability like "Elemental Familiar", giving the caster's familiar the earth sub-type, and some DR.
Give the class Improved Augmented Summoning somewhere in the low to middle range, try to find a spot in the 10 level progression that is low on advancements. Natural armor should cap out at +4, +1 at levels 2, 5, 7, and 10. Cap out the DR at 3 (so as not to outshine a barb), getting +1 DR every three levels.
I just saw that you were asking for suggestions, so here it is: An example of this is in the case of any spellcasting prestige class requiring the ability to cast spells, rather than being of a specific class. This allows the vast majority of the individuals in that Prestige Class to be of the target race/class, while still making it possible (if very hard to do) for other races/classes to get in on it. One such rule is that instead of putting a race or a class as a prereq, that you should instead choose a certain racial trait or class ability to be the prereq, such as Stonecunning. something that matches the alignment of the elemental you are shooting for.įinally, an issue of Dragon Magazine once published a few 'loose rules' concerning generating Prestige Classes. there may need to be an alignment restritction in the Prereqs. As for the final form, I think it should be a native outsider, sort of like what a Monk gets at the higher levels.Īlso. It looks pretty well balanced, depending on which BAB progression you go with. I do think it is novel for a caster to have a poor Will save, but it plays well with the concept of the Prestige Class. I didnt see anything here about a BAB progression. I'm not trying to make a broken character, so please don't post anything in regards to that effect. Flesh it out for me and assign that garbled mess a progression table that is balanced.
Likewise, as a Terranigma takes more levels in the class, he begins to take cumulative penalties to his Dex. Terran Legion: Whenever the earth template is applied to any summon you cast, you double the number of creatures summoned with the spell.Īt 10th level, a Terranigma fully transforms, becoming an earth elemental(or an native outsider with the earth subtype, which one?)īecomes increasing "homesick" like a kuotua in reverse, with an attachment to dry land that grows more severe with each level. Takes on increasing earth elemental traits as you gain levels in the PrC(Burrow Speed, Nat armor/DR, etc.) +1 spell progression per level except 2, 6, 10 Spells: Ability to cast Summon Monster 3 as an Please critique/advise/make suggestions on this VERY rough idea for a prestige class. I am playing in Forgotten Realms in the Moonsea Region. He is currently 3 Conjurer, 4 Master Specialist, 3 Thaumaturge. I'm trying to make a good prestige class for my gnome summoner. Reposting this here in a more appropriate location.
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