Difference between revisions of "Weapon Master (D&D balance)"

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Entry Point
Level 5-6	+0
Level 7-9	-1
Level 10-14	-2
Level 15+	-3
Relative Cost
Takes ½ of available feats	-1
Prerequisites
Each feat or selective class ability	-5
Class Abilities
Each entry in the special section of the class progression table	+9
Total	+3

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 ||Takes ½ of available feats|||-1
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-||Takes almost all available feats ||| -2
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-||Takes ½ of available skill points|||-1
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-||Takes almost all available skill points ||| -2
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-||Requires many specific spells (only classes with a limited spell list)|||-1
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-||Requires multiclassing |||-2
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 |colspan=2|<br> '''Prerequisites'''
 |-
-||5 ranks of skills |||-1
+||Each feat or selective class ability |||-5
-|-
-||Each feat or selective class ability |||-1
 |-
 |colspan=2|<br> '''Class Abilities'''
 |-
-||Gain or lose the use of armor proficiency feats ||| +2
+||Each entry in the special section of the class progression table |||+9
-|-
-||Level-developing ability (turn undead, companion, AC bonus etc) ||| +2
-|-
-||+2 skill points/level|||+2
-|-
-||+1  hit point/level (one increment of hit dice)|||+2
-|-
-||Each category increase to base attack bonus (2/4 -> 3/4 -> 4/4) ||| +2
-|-
-||One extra good save category ||| +2
-|-
-||Each entry in the special section of the class progression table |||+1
-|-
-||+1 level of bard, cleric or druid spellcasting||| +1
-|-
-||+1 level of sorcerer/wizard spellcasting||| +3
-|-
-||Each spell level of prestige-class-specific spells||| +1
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-||<br> '''Total''' |||
+||<br> '''Total''' ||| +3
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