Morpheus562's Kitpack

An expert in two-handed weapons, the Battle Master is able to wreak havok on any battlefield. Their ferocity and resilience is well renowned, and enemies fear the endless barrage of their attacks.

Advantages:

• 1st Level: May use the Charge ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1, one use at level 3, and an additional use every 3 levels thereafter.

CHARGE: The Battle Master is able to increase his movement speed by +5 for 3 seconds.

• 4th Level: May use the Relentless Assault ability once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

RELENTLESS ASSAULT: The Battle Master is able to unleash a flurry of blows and doubles the amount of attacks they can do for 5 rounds.

After the effects end, the character becomes winded, suffering a -2 penalty to Armor Class, to-hit rolls, and damage rolls for 2 rounds.

Disadvantages:

• May only attain Grandmaster in two-handed weapons while all other weapons can only attain Proficient.

Battleragers are a type of dwarf warrior whose combat style relies on raw instinct, anger, and physical strength. The individuals who practice this type of fighting are usually mentally unstable with a low life expectancy. The infamous battlerager fighting style relies on individuals immersing themselves completely into battle, often at the expense of their own personal safety.

Advantages:

• May use Reckless Abandon ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

RECKLESS ABANDON: The character becomes enraged for 1 turn. While enraged, the character gains a +10% bonus to <PRO_HISHER> damage rolls and becomes immune to charm, confusion, fear, feeblemind, hold, imprisonment, level drain, maze, stun, and sleep. The character also receives a -2 penalty to Armor Class, takes 1 point of damage per round while enraged (knocking the character unconscious if this causes the character's hit points to be reduced to 0), and receives +10% increase to all physical damage taken.

• 5th Level: Gains the Spiked Armor passive ability.

SPIKED ARMOR: Any enemy who damages the Battlerager will receive 1d4 points of piercing damage.

Disadvantages:

• Becomes winded after Reckless Abandon: -2 penalty to movement rate, to-hit rolls, and damage rolls.
• May not use ranged weapons.
• Race restricted to dwarf.
• Alignment restricted to any non-lawful.

Death Knights engage their foes up-close, supplementing swings of their weapons with dark magic that renders enemies vulnerable or damages them with unholy power. They drag foes into one-on-one conflicts and often gird themselves in heavy armor. Death Knight talents can bolster their defensive abilities by focusing on their ability to heal themselves, increase their damage and spell attacks, or summon forth minions and diseases.

Advantages:

• May use the Absorb Health ability once per day.

ABSORB HEALTH: Deals 2 points of damage per level to an enemy, healing the Death Knight the same number of Hit Points.

• 2nd Level: Death Knights develop a personal connection with their melee weapon and can forge runes into them in order to increase their power. Only one rune may be active at any time.

RUNE OF SWORDSHATTERING: Each hit has a 20% chance of bestowing a -10% cumulative reduction in the target's physical damage resistance that lasts for 2 rounds.

RUNE OF RAZORICE: Each hit has a 20% chance of lowering the target's cold resistance by 10% for 2 rounds and dealing 1d6 cold damage.

RUNE OF THE FALLEN CRUSADER: Each hit has a 20% chance of healing the Death Knight for 10 Hit Points and increasing the Death Knight's strength by 1 for 2 rounds. The strength increase is not cumulative.

• 6th Level: May cast Lichborne once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

LICHBORNE: Drawing upon unholy energy, the Death Knight becomes immune to Charm, Fear, Sleep, Level Drain, and Imprisonment for 1 turn.

• 9th Level: May select the Blood Presence, Frost Presence, or Unholy Presence modal abilities. Only one presence may be activated at any time.

BLOOD PRESENCE: Strengthens the Death Knight with the presence of blood, increasing damage by 15% and each hit drains 2 Hit Points from the target and transfers it to the Death Knight. This will not heal beyond the Death Knight's maximum Hit Points.

FROST PRESENCE: Hardens the Death Knight with frozen resolve, +2 bonus to Constitution, +2 bonus to Armor Class, and increase physical damage resistance by 10%.

UNHOLY PRESENCE: Infuses the Death Knight with unholy fury increasing APR by 0.5 and movement by 2.

• 12th Level: May summon a Dancing Rune Weapon once per day.

DANCING RUNE WEAPON: The Death Knight summons forth a runic sword that acts as a +4 weapon in all respects and deals 5d4 damage upon hitting a target. Once summoned, the runic sword will float in the air completely under the Death Knight's control for 1 Turn. This does not prevent the Death Knight from doing any other actions during the spell's duration.

• 15th Level: May cast Unholy Blight once per day and gains an additional use every 5 levels thereafter.

UNHOLY BLIGHT: Surrounds all enemies within a 15-ft. radius of the Death Knight with a vile swarm of insects for two rounds. Those affected suffer two points of piercing damage per second.

• 18th Level: May cast Raise Ally once per day.

RAISE ALLY: Returns a character back to life and also heals the character to 60% of their max health so that they are ready for the adventuring life.

• 21st Level: Gains the Killing Machine passive ability.

KILLING MACHINE: When the Death Knight slays an opponent, <PRO_HISHER> critical hit chance for all melee attacks increases by +10% for two rounds. This ability does not stack with itself.

Disadvantages:

• May not exceed Specialization (two slots) in any melee weapon.
• May not exceed Proficient (one slot) in any ranged weapon.
• Alignment restricted to evil.
• May not dual class.

Dragoons are warriors who dedicate their lives to the use of polearm weapons (quarterstaff, spear, and halberd). These warriors focus on leap attacks at their enemies while quickly maneuvering around the battlefield.

Advantages:

• Moves 2 points faster than other characters.

• 3rd Level: May use the Chaotic Spring ability once per day and gains an additional use every 3 levels thereafter.

CHAOTIC SPRING: The Dragoon will instantly leap up to 15 feet away dealing piercing damage and stunning all targets for 2 seconds within 8 feet. The damage inflicted is equal to 1d6 per level of the Dragoon (up to a maximum of 10d6). A successful save vs. Death with a -2 penalty negates the stun and reduces all damage from the leap by half.

• 5th Level: Gains the Fleet of Foot passive ability.

FLEET OF FOOT: The Dragoon becomes immune to Grease, Entanglement, and Web effects.

• 7th Level: May use the Heaven's Thrust ability once per day and gains an additional use every 5 levels thereafter.

HEAVEN'S THRUST: The Dragoon will instantly leap up to 15 feet away dealing piercing damage to a single target. The damage inflicted is equal to 1d8 per level of the Dragoon (up to a maximum of 10d8), or half with a successful Saving Throw vs. Death at -2. Additionally, the hit target suffers 3 points of additional bleeding damage per round for 3 rounds.

• 10th Level: Gains the Arm's Length passive ability.

ARM'S LENGTH: The Dragoon becomes immune to most knockback and draw-in effects.

Disadvantages:

• May only attain Grandmaster in polearm weapons (quarterstaff, spear, and halberd) while all other weapons can only attain Proficient.
• May not wear armor heavier than splint mail.

A Psi Warrior is a fighter who augments their physical might with psi-infused weapon strikes, telekinetic lashes, and barriers of mental force. Psi Warriors hone their skills and psionic abilities through solo discipline, unlocked under the tutelage of a master, or refined it at an academy dedicated to wielding the mind's power as both weapon and shield.

Advantages:

• 3rd Level: May use Psionic Strike once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.
• 3rd Level: May use Protective Field once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

PSIONIC STRIKE: This ability allows the Psi Warrior to make a special attack against any enemy. Psi Warriors apply their Intelligence modifier to their damage roll for one round.

PROTECTIVE FIELD: This ability increases the Psi Warrior's damage resistance based on his Intelligence modifier and lasts for one turn.

• 7th Level: May use Telekinetic Movement once per day and gains an additional use every 5 levels thereafter.

TELEKINETIC MOVEMENT: The Psi Warrior can move a creature with his mind. The Psi Warrior may select to push or pull the target to himself. The target must make a save vs. Death to resist being moved by the Psi Warrior. This increases to save vs. Death at -2 at level 14 and -4 at level 20 to resist being moved by the Psi Warrior.

• 10th Level: Gains the Guarded Mind passive ability.

GUARDED MIND: The Psi Warrior becomes immune to all psionic attacks.

• 18th Level: May use Telekinetic Master once per day.

TELEKINETIC MASTER: The Psi Master is able to push or pull all targets within a 15' radius to a selected point. Targets must make a save vs. Death at -4 to resist being moved by the Psi Warrior.

Disadvantages:

• May not dual class.
• Receives a -2 max constitution penalty.

Shield Breakers are a specialized set of fighters whose main purpose is to break the ranks and defenses of an enemy front line. These fighters will rend and penetrate enemy armor and defenses to make them vulnerable, so their allies may exploit this newly exposed weakness. As a result, the Shield Breaker's attacks will not hit as hard since they are made to break armor and shields, not sever bones and sinew.

Advantages:

• Each successful hit has a 25% chance of bestowing a -10% cumulative reduction in the target's physical damage resistance that lasts for 4 rounds.
• 4th Level: May use Sunder ability once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

SUNDER: The Shield Breaker sunders the earth before him striking all enemies within a 15-ft. radius. Enemies struck will receive 2d4 crushing damage, -25% reduction in physical damage resistance for 5 rounds, and falls to the ground for 3 seconds. A successful Saving Throw vs. Spell with a -4 penalty negates the fall.

NOTE: The reduction in physical damage resistance is not stackable with multiple uses of Sunder.

Disadvantages:

• Weapons receive a -2 penalty to all damage rolls.
• May not use ranged weapons.
• May not use shields.

Deathbringers are a special group of warriors of Bhaal trained in the art of intimidation and war. Those trained in the ways of the Deathbringer may fell their foes with a single blow, and every enemy slain at their hand fuels their rage and ferocity.. They are also a group of scattered cultists that are still trying to revive Bhaal, even though his essence is locked up in the Upper Planes.

Advantages:

• 15th Level: Gains the Carnage passive ability.

CARNAGE: When the Deathbringer slays an opponent, his rage and ferocity is fueled dealing an additional +10% physical damage for two rounds. This ability stacks with itself.

• 17th Level: Gains the Deathbringer Assault passive ability.

DEATHBRINGER ASSAULT: The Deathbringer has a 3% on hit of dealing an additional +200 slashing damage.

• 20th Level: May use the Savage Blows ability once per day and gains an additional use every 5 levels thereafter.

SAVAGE BLOWS: The Deathbringer's attacks for the next 10 seconds will progressively weaken any struck opponent. The hit target will lose 1 point of constitution per hit for the next 2 rounds.

Disadvantages:

• Alignment restricted to evil.
• May not dual class.

Please note, this prestige kit requires a player meet the following prerequisites:

• Must be the protagonist
• Character level 15 in pure class fighter
• No kits nor multi/dual classing
• Must have 18 or greater strength and constitution
• Must be evil alignment

Sometimes referred to as Rashemi berserkers, are the legendary defenders of Rashemen that are known for flying into an almost supernatural frenzy on the battlefield. They are among the most respected members of Rashemi society, second to the revered Wychlaran.

Advantages:

• May use Rage ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

RAGE: The enraged state lasts for 1 turn. While enraged, a Berserker gains a bonus of +2 to his attack and damage rolls as well as to his Armor Class, and becomes immune to charm, confusion, fear, feeblemind, hold, imprisonment, level drain, maze, stun, and sleep. The Berserker also gains 15 temporary Hit Points which are taken away at the end of his berserk spree, possibly knocking him unconscious.

Disadvantages:

• Race restricted to human.
• May not use stealth.
• May not Specialize in ranged weapons.

Champions of the Wild embody discipline and skill and relies on quickness, agility, and an almost scholarly study of the most difficult and advanced techniques of swordplay instead of brute power. In order to become a Champion of the Wild, an initiate must excel in swordplay and exhibit patience, grace, and compassion. To take joy only in feat of arms is to live a crude and diminished life. There is more to life than fighting well, and the true champion knows this.

Advantages:

• May use Lay On Hands ability once per day to heal a target for 2 Hit Points per level of the Champion of the Wild.

• 2nd Level: Gains the Elegant Strike passive ability.

ELEGANT STRIKE: The Champion of the Wild becomes able to place attacks where they deal greater damage. The character applies his Dexterity bonus as a bonus on damage rolls (in addition to any Strength bonus he may have). Elegant Strike gains the following damage bonuses:

• 4th Level: May use the Wrath of the Wild ability once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

WRATH OF THE WILD: The Champion of the Wild gains the ability to briefly channel the divine power of a wild diety, enveloping his weapons in a veil of incandescent light. The character gains a +2 bonus to Thac0 and deals an extra 2d6 points of melee damage with each melee attack for 10 seconds.

• 6th Level: Gains the Superior Defense passive ability.

SUPERIOR DEFENSE: The Champion of the Wild learns special techniques for making the best use of his natural agility even while wearing restrictive armor. The character gains a +1 AC bonus at 6th level. At 9th level the bonus improves to +2 and at 12th level it increases to +3.

Disadvantages:

• Receives a -1 max strength penalty.
• May not wear armor heavier than studded leather.
• May only assign proficiency points in one-handed swords.
• May not charm animals.

Champions of the Silver Flame are dedicated to fighting supernatural forces of evil and extraplanar threats. They are spiritual heroes who channel the power of the Silver Flame to ward off evil outsiders, destroy evil spirits, and smite the material forms of the forces of evil. They are paragons of good and stand as the bulwarks of faith between the darkness and the light.

Advantages:

• 1st Level: Gains the Blessing of the Champion passive ability.

BLESSING OF THE CHAMPION: A Champion of the Silver Flame dispenses the fury of the Silver Flame with his weapons. The champion gains a +1 bonus to Thac0 and damage.

• 3rd Level: Gains Infravision passive ability.

• 6th Level: Gains the Weapons of Flame passive ability.

WEAPONS OF FLAME: The Champion of the Silver Flame deals an extra +2 fire damage on a successful hit.

• 10th Level: Gains the Warding Flame passive ability.

WARDING FLAME: The Champion of the Flame bathes himself in silver flame gaining +2 bonus Armor Class and Saving Throws. In addition, he gains Magic Resistance of 10% + character level.

• 16th Level: Gains the Weapons of Sacred Flame passive ability.

WEAPONS OF THE SACRED FLAME: The Champion of the Silver Flame further improves the Weapons of Flame and it now deals +1d6 fire damage on a successful hit.

Disadvantages:

• May not use ranged weapons.
• May not use the Lay On Hands ability.

Templars are the favored knights of their god, defending the faith more effectively than a steel wall. Templars function best when they have something to protect and are often the first line of defense in any party.

Advantages:

• Immune to hold and paralysis.

• Gains 5% resistance to crushing, slashing, piercing, and missile damage every 5 levels to a maximum of 20% at level 20.

• 3rd Level: May use the Mass Cure Wounds ability once per day and gains an additional use every 3 levels thereafter. The spell is cast at Speed Factor 1.

Disadvantages:

• May not turn undead.
• May not exceed Proficient (one slot) in ranged or two-handed weapons.

The "Scythe of the Wind" is a monk dedicated to the pursuit of physical prowess. Training is focused on increasing the raw power of one's fists over learning attack techniques or healing abilities. Furthermore, the Kaze no Kama trains to improve his hardiness and resistance to typical attacks seen in combat at the expense of Magic Resistance that monks typically achieve.

Advantages:

•  +1 to hit and damage rolls every 5 levels.
• May use the Kai ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

KAI: All successful attacks within the next round deal maximum damage. The duration increases to 2 rounds at level 5, 3 rounds at level 10, 4 rounds at level 15, and 5 rounds at level 20.

• 10th level: Gains 10% resistance to crushing, slashing, piercing, and missile damage. An additional 2% is gained per level to a maximum of 40% at level 25.
• Gains access to the Timeless Self High-Level Ability.

TIMELESS SELF: The monk is no longer constrained by the trappings of time. The pause between casting spells and using abilities is erased and the monk becomes immune to Time Stop.

Disadvantages:

• May not use the Lay On Hands ability.
• May not use the Stunning Blow ability.
• May not use Quivering Palm ability.
• Does not gain Magic Resistance starting at level 14.

Archmage

Archmages are powerful, and usually quite old, spellcasters dedicated to the study of the arcane arts. Benevolent ones counsel kings and queens, while evil ones rule as tyrants and pursue lichdom. Those who are neither good nor evil sequester themselves in remote towers to practice their magic without interruption.

Advantages:

• Gains a +1 bonus to casting level.
• 18th Level: May use the Arcane Fire ability once per day and gains an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

ARCANE FIRE: Archmage learns to channel arcane energy as a weapon, ensuring they are armed even when their spells run dry. This ability allows the Archmage to fire a pulse of magical energy that deals 1d6/class level damage to a single creature. Magic Resistance is bypassed by this ability.

• 21st Level: May use the Spell Weaver ability once per day.

SPELL WEAVER: The Archmage has developed an understanding of how magic works at its most fundamental level, and once per day may use Limited Wish as a spell like ability.

• 23rd Level: The Archmage improves the Arcane Fire ability and it becomes Greater Arcane Fire. Any creature struck by the Archmage's Arcane Fire are also affected by a Dispel Magic effect.
• 25th Level: May use the Grand Mage ability once per day.

GRAND MAGE: Using this ability takes an entire round and allows the Archmage to rememorize any spent magic.

Disadvantages:

• May not dual class.

Please note, this prestige kit requires a player meet the following prerequisites:

• Must be the protagonist
• Character level 18 in pure class Mage (non-specialist)
• No kits nor multi/dual classing
• Must have 19 or greater intelligence
• Must have 15 or greater wisdom

Eldritch Scion

Unlike typical mages, Eldritch Scions do not study tomes of magic or spend time learning to combine martial and magical skills. Rather, Eldritch Scions find that their spells and abilities come to them instinctively.

An Eldritch Scion gains most of the features of a Sorcerer while gaining access to more martial prowess.

Advantages:

• Hit Die: d8
• Can achieve Specialization (2 points) in any melee weapon.
• Can wear chain and scale mail armor (casting restrictions still apply).
• Custom Thac0 progression that is a hybrid between fighter and sorcerer.
• Gains Enhance Weapon ability.

ENHANCE WEAPON: The Eldritch Scion passively imbues his melee weapon with magic dealing one extra point of magic damage. This magic damage increases by one for every five levels gained to a maximum of five magic damage at 20th level. Additional damage is affected by the target's magic resistance.

• 9th Level: Gains .5 APR.
• 16th Level: Gains an additional .5 APR.

Disadvantages:

• Receive a -2 penalty to casting speed.
• Receive a -2 penalty to casting level.

Stormlords wield thunder and lightning like a warrior wields his sword. Because of their command of one of the most destructive aspects of nature, Stormlords are viewed with awe and fear by lesser folk, regardless of their motivation.

Advantages:

• 1st Level: +1 to hit and damage rolls and gains an additional +1 to hit and damage rolls at 6th level and at 9th level.
• 3rd Level: May use Shock Weapon once per day and gains an additional use every 3 levels thereafter.

SHOCK WEAPON: The Stormlord adds 1d8 Electricity damage to their weapon for 2 turns.

• 4th Level: The Stormlord gains 25% immunity to electrical damage. This increases to 50% at level 8, 75% at level 12, and 100% at level 14.

Disadvantages:

• Restricted to Stormlord weapons (Spear, Throwing Axe, or Dart).
• Does not receive traditional Druid elemental resistances.

NOTE: Stormlords may take the axe proficiency but will only be able to use throwing axes.