PrC: The Bladesinger [PEACH]

**DracoKnight** · 2016-10-17, 06:35 PM (ISO 8601)

Due to the general dissatisfaction with the Bladesinger published in the SCAG, I recreated it as a Prestige Class.

**The Zoat** · 2016-10-18, 04:08 AM (ISO 8601)

Bladesinger is now probably a level 20 take for any wizard, as long as he's an elf. Otherwise... it's fine.

EDIT: There probably should be a (generous) limit on how often one can start bladesong.

**DracoKnight** · 2016-10-18, 04:29 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by The Zoat

EDIT: There probably should be a (generous) limit on how often one can start bladesong.

It's a 2/rest feature.

Originally Posted by The Zoat

Bladesinger is now probably a level 20 take for any wizard, as long as he's an elf. Otherwise... it's fine.

What do you mean by this?

**The Zoat** · 2016-10-18, 04:40 AM (ISO 8601)

It's a 2/rest feature.

I didn't see that anywhere.

What do you mean by this?

I mean that any level 19 wizard who can will take a level in this over a level in wizard.

**Arkhios** · 2016-10-18, 05:34 AM (ISO 8601)

Is it intentional that the prestige class would give all the proficiencies listed, such as Intelligence saving throws and weapon proficiencies? I don't remember how it was laid out in the UA -article about Rune magic and Rune Scribe.

Weapon (and potential skill) proficiencies are normal for a multiclass, but not saving throws. That's why I asked if it was intented for a Prestige Class.

**DracoKnight** · 2016-10-18, 05:35 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by Arkhios

Is it intentional that the prestige class would give all the proficiencies listed, such as Intelligence saving throws and weapon proficiencies? I don't remember how it was laid out in the UA -article about Rune magic and Rune Scribe.

It is intentional.

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