The new lawyer prestige.

[Tharr]

The funny thing people want some new prestige class based on lawyers.

[Raum]

Isn't there one already? Called "Blackguard" I think...

[Ninja Chocobo]

Objection!

[Annarrkkii]

Consecrated Harrier required ranks in Profession (lawyer) back in 3.0, and Church Inquisitor is a solid fit, as is. Otherwise, though, I don't see why Expert wouldn't work.

[kamikasei]

I've been watching Boston Legal lately; I'm thinking Alan Shore would be a Bard with Perform (oratory) and extensive use of the fascinate and suggestion abilities on the juries...

[bluish_wolf]

Seriously, it wouldn't be a prestige class, it would be an NPC class.

[Telonius]

Nah, Player Class. As in, a class that the players (rather than their characters) can have. Class Skills: Bluff, Decipher Script, Forgery (character sheet), Knowledge (d20 rules), Perform (oratory), Unbalance. Granted abilities: Find the Loophole, Munchkin Lore, Bestow DM Headache.

[Ditto]

This opens up a whole can of worms... should we really start developing *Player* classes? Rules lawyer would be a great one, to be sure... I'm accused of it all the time, so why not have stats for it! :smallbiggrin: There would be the Munchkin, of course. What more have we...?