Seer_of_Heart
2012-11-26, 04:43 PM
So far I'm building a character for a game I am going to play, planning on being a arcane hierophant when I decided to move from actual play to cheesy optimization. I'm still fairly new to 3.5 and optimization so I'm sure I've made a couple of mistakes somewhere.
Since we start the game so far this is what I have for my cheesey build
Stats: I rolled very well for stats
Strength-11
Dexterity-16
Constitution-15
Intelligence-20
Wisdom-18
Charisma-13
Race-Grey elf
I took the first level elven generalist racial substitution level
Flaw-frail
Feats: Farie mysteries initiate, and precarious apprentice (I am using this to qualify early for mystic theurge this is something that has been approved by my dm, so I don't particularly care about the debate if it qualifies you or not by RAW for this case) What I'm asking about this is, would it be worth it for me to take a flaw for another feat if so what feat?
Skills-I think this isn't needed but I will amend my post to include it if someone asks
Languaes(I was unsure if I took the right number)-common, elven, draconic, sylvan,
Spells: I think you take 4 level 1 spells+ int bonus initially with the substitution level, are there better spells to take.
Identify M: Determines properties of magic item.
True Strike: +20 on your next attack roll
Comprehend Languages: You understand all spoken and
written languages.
Detect Secret Doors: Reveals hidden doors within 60 ft.
Mage Armor: Gives subject +4 armor bonus.
feather fall
disguise self
Summon monster 1
Familiar pocket
Domain wizard- I was unsure of what domain was best to take, what do you recommend?
Familiar- Are there any ACFs that are good that replace the familiar? I am not really a fan of the familiar, but if there are no good ones then a +4 to initiative via the hummingbird is still welcome.
Plan, take 3 levels of druid, then take mystic theurge until I qualify for arcane hierophant. After I finish the class I go to mystic theurge until level 20. Are there ways to improve the later levels that I am going to go into as well?
Since we start the game so far this is what I have for my cheesey build
Stats: I rolled very well for stats
Strength-11
Dexterity-16
Constitution-15
Intelligence-20
Wisdom-18
Charisma-13
Race-Grey elf
I took the first level elven generalist racial substitution level
Flaw-frail
Feats: Farie mysteries initiate, and precarious apprentice (I am using this to qualify early for mystic theurge this is something that has been approved by my dm, so I don't particularly care about the debate if it qualifies you or not by RAW for this case) What I'm asking about this is, would it be worth it for me to take a flaw for another feat if so what feat?
Skills-I think this isn't needed but I will amend my post to include it if someone asks
Languaes(I was unsure if I took the right number)-common, elven, draconic, sylvan,
Spells: I think you take 4 level 1 spells+ int bonus initially with the substitution level, are there better spells to take.
Identify M: Determines properties of magic item.
True Strike: +20 on your next attack roll
Comprehend Languages: You understand all spoken and
written languages.
Detect Secret Doors: Reveals hidden doors within 60 ft.
Mage Armor: Gives subject +4 armor bonus.
feather fall
disguise self
Summon monster 1
Familiar pocket
Domain wizard- I was unsure of what domain was best to take, what do you recommend?
Familiar- Are there any ACFs that are good that replace the familiar? I am not really a fan of the familiar, but if there are no good ones then a +4 to initiative via the hummingbird is still welcome.
Plan, take 3 levels of druid, then take mystic theurge until I qualify for arcane hierophant. After I finish the class I go to mystic theurge until level 20. Are there ways to improve the later levels that I am going to go into as well?