Dark Hunter

2008-06-04T21:21:47Z

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==Dark Hunter==

''PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below''

Description: Dark hunters specialize in hunting down and eliminating creatures in the dark, twisting caves of the Underdark, often protecting underground communities or those people who make their living under the eart (such as miners or hunters). They use stealth, ambush, and deception to single out foes and remove them one by one. A typical strategy is to locate the enemy, then hide against a nearby wall of earth or stone. The dark hunter then waits for her enemy to pass by, leaping out to attack when the target least expects it. A dark hunter uses her knowledge of underground terrain to find the best areas to create pits, cave-ins, and rockslides, often enabling her to eliminate the enemy without drawing her axe. If a dark hunter is outnumbered, she retreats into the darkness, hiding until she can pick off individual targets.
Because they spend so much time in the stark wilderness of caves and caverns, dark hunters are slightly ostracized by other members of society. Most individuals live among others of their own kind, so the rootless existence of the dark hunter seems like a social aberration. Still, grat honor is to be found in protecting the clan from attack, so dark hunters are given respect. None of this concerns the individual, who cares little for what others think; she finds purpose in what she does every time she brings down another one of her enemies. She prefers to work alone, but also knows that cooperation with others has its advantages.

===Requirements===

'''Base Attack Bonus:''' +5

'''Skills:''' Craft Traps 5 Ranks, Knowledge (Dungeoneering) 2 Ranks, Move Silently 2 Ranks, Survival 2 Ranks.

'''Feats:''' Blind-Fight, Track.

===Class Skills===
The class skills of the Dark Hunter are:

* Climb
* Concentration
* Crafting
* Disable Device
* Hide
* Knowledge (Dungeoneering)
* Listen
* Move Silently
* Spot
* Survival
* Swim
* Use Rope

===Class Features===

'''Base Attack Bonus:''' High

'''Weapon Proficiencies:''' Dark hunters gain no weapon proficiencies.

'''Armor Proficiencies:''' Dark hunters gain no armor proficiencies.

'''Skill Points:''' 4 + Int Modifier.

'''Hit Dice:''' D8

'''Improved Stone Cunning:''' At first level, a dark hunter gains the stone cunning ability possessed by dwarves.

'''Darkvision:''' Dark hunters spend most of their lives in the darkest caverns they can find. As a dark hunter's skills improve, her almost mystical understanding of the deep caverns sharpens her inborn visual acuity. She gains Darkvision at 2nd level.

'''Sneak Attack:''' Functions identicly to the rogue ability. Gained at 3rd Level.

'''Stone's Hue:''' When underground, a dark hunter can take on the coloration of the stone, and may seem to blend into the surface of a wall. As long as she reamins underground, she gains a +10 bonus to the hide skill at 4th level.

'''Death Attack:''' Brand new reworked death attack ability similar to PNP. The DC is 10 + int modifier + class level. Gained at 5th Level.

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Awaken Sin

2008-06-03T06:57:55Z

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Level: Cleric 3, Paladin 2 
School: Enchantment (Compulsion) [Fear, Good, Mind-Affecting] 
Components: V,S 
Casting Time: 1 Action 
Range: Touch 
Target: On Evil Creature with Int of 3+ 
Duration: Instant 
Saving Throw: Will Negates 
SR: Yes 
Meta Magic: Still, Silent, Extend, Quicken, Maximize, Empower 

A command for repentance issues from your mouth, carrying with it the power of the spell. The crushing feeling of guilt that grew within you while you cast the spell lifts as you project the feeling at your target. 

The subject immediately takes 1d6 points of damage per caster level (maximum 10d6) and is stunned for 1 round. If this is enough to kill the target, it instead is reduced to 1 HP and takes 1d6 wisdom damage. 
Undead are immune to this spell.

Aura of Terror

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Level: Sorc/Wiz 6 
School: Necromancy [Fear, Mind Affecting] 
Components: V 
Casting Time: 1 Action 
Range: 30 ft radius emanation centered on you 
Duration: 1 round / level 
Save: Will Negates 
SR: Yes 
Meta Magic: Silent, Extend 

You speak a few curt words and your face is briefly overlaid with the image of a violet illuminated skull. The skull fades, but the nimbus of violet light remains around you 

You become surrounded by an aura of fear, granting you a frightful presence not unlike that of a dragon. You inspire fear in all creatures within 30 feet that have fewer hit dice then your caster level. Each potentially affected opponent must succeed on a Will save or become fearful, a condition that lasts until the spell ends or they move out of range.

Appraising Touch

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Level: Bard 1, Sorcerer 1, Wizard 1 
School: Divination 
Components: V,S 
Casting Time: 1 Action 
Range: Personal 
Target: You 
Duration: 1 min / Level 
Meta Magic: Still, Silent, Extend, Quicken, Persist 

Encircling your eye with thumb and forefinger as if holding a jeweler's lens, you speak the arcane words that complete the spell. Objects near you seem clearer, more in focus. You note blemishes and imperfections you had missed before. 

You gain an intuitive insight into the value of objects you come into contact with. You gain a +10 insight bonus on appraise checks to determine the value of items you touch while this spell is in effect.

Appraising Touch

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Level: Bard 1, Sorcerer 1 
School: Divination 
Components: V,S 
Casting Time: 1 Action 
Range: Personal 
Target: You 
Duration: 1 min / Level 
Meta Magic: Still, Silent, Extend, Quicken, Persist 

Encircling your eye with thumb and forefinger as if holding a jeweler's lens, you speak the arcane words that complete the spell. Objects near you seem clearer, more in focus. You note blemishes and imperfections you had missed before. 

You gain an intuitive insight into the value of objects you come into contact with. You gain a +10 insight bonus on appraise checks to determine the value of items you touch while this spell is in effect.

Angry Ache

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Level: Cleric 1 
School: Necromancy 
Components: V, S 
Casting Time: 1 Round 
Range: Medium 25' 
Target: 1 Living Creature 
Duration: 1 Rnd / Level 
Saving Throw: Fortitude Negates 
Spell Resistance: Yes 

The caster strains the subject's muscles in a very specific way. The subject feels a sharp pain whenever they make an attack. All the subject's attack rolls have a -2 circumstance penalty, an additional -1 every 2 levels to a maximum of -10.

Angel Skin

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Level: Paladin 2 
School: Abjuration [Good] 
Components: V,S 
Casting Time: 1 Action 
Range: Touch 
Target: Lawful Good Creature Touched 
Duration: 1 Round / Level 
Meta Magic: Still, Silent, Extend 

You touch your ally with your holy symbol and invoke the blessed words. An opalescent glow spreads across her skin, imbuing it with a pearl-like sheen. 

The subject gains damage reduction 5/evil.

Custom Spells and Feats

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NEW SPELLS 
[[Aiming at the Target]] 
[[Alarm]] 
[[Alegro]] 
[[Angel Skin]] 
[[Angry Ache]] 
[[Appraising Touch]] 
[[Aura of Terror]] 
[[Awaken Sin]] 
[[Abyssal Might]] 
[[Baleful Transposition]] 
[[Benign Transposition]] 
[[Bestow Wounds]] 
[[Blast of Force]] 
[[Blessing of Bahamut]] 
[[Blinding Spittle]] 
[[Bolt of Glory]] 
[[Brambles]] 
[[Burning Sword]] 
[[Calm Animals]] 
[[Clear Mind]] 
[[Corona of Cold]] 
[[Curse of Ill Fortune]] 
[[Curse of Ill Fortune, Mass]] 
[[Close Wounds]] 
[[Dimension Door]] 
[[Dawn]] 
[[Daze Monster]] 
[[Deific Vengeance]] 
[[Delusions of Grandeur]] 
[[Detect Magic]] 
[[Discern Lies]] 
[[Disrupt Undead]] 
[[Disrupt Undead, Greater]] 
[[Disrupting Weapon]] 
[[Divine Agility]] 
[[Divine Protection]] 
[[Draconic Might]] 
[[Dracon Sight]] 
[[Ectoplasmic Armor]] 
[[Enlarge Person, Greater]] 
[[Enrage Animal]] 
[[Faith Healing]] 
[[Illusionary Wall]] 
[[Read Magic]] 
[[Sending]] 
[[Locate Creature]] 
[[Longstrider]] 
[[Lullaby]] 
[[Zone of Revelation]] 
[[Wrathful Castigation]] 
[[Wracking Touch]] 
[[Call Nightmare]] 
[[Cruel Dissapointment]] 
[[Crushing Fist of Spite]] 
[[Curse of the Putrid Husk]] 
[[Damning Darkness]] 
[[Dance of Ruin]] 
[[Dark Bolt]] 
[[Dread Word]] 
[[Necrotic Skull Bomb]] 
[[Gutwrench]] 
[[Shard's Blessing Aura]] 
[[Skin of the Steel Dragon]] 

Altered Spells 
[[Flee the Scene]]

Darkwood Stalker

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==Darkwood Stalker==

''PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below''

Description: Elves and orcs are ancient foes, their enmity dating back to times before humans walked the land. Some elves train as elite hunters of the hated orcs. These hunters, called darkwood stalkers among the elves,pursue their age-old enemies with grim determination.
Darkwood stalkers usually come from the ranks of elf (or half-elf) rangers and rogues, although the rare elf barbarian can follow this path as well. Fighters and paladins make poor darkwood stalkers without gaining at least one level in ranger or rogue. Spell casters rarely take up the mantle of the darkwood stalkerm although druids willing to forgoe spellcasting can fit well into the order

Most darkwood stalkers are affiliated with elven military units, although some are lone scouts or field agents.

===Requirements===

Race: Elf or Half-Elf

Base Attack Bonus: +5

Skills: Hide 5 Ranks, Listen 5 Ranks, Move Silently 5 Ranks, Spot 5 Ranks, Survival 5 Ranks.

Feats: Dodge, Track.

===Class Skills===
The class skills of the Darkwood Stalker are:

* Climb
* Crafting
* Heal
* Hide
* Jump
* Knowledge (Nature)
* Listen
* Move Silently
* Search
* Spot
* Survival
* Swim
* Use Rope

===Class Features===

Base Attack Bonus: High

High Saves: Reflex and Fortitude

Weapon Proficiencies: Darkwood Stalkers gain no weapon proficiencies.

Armor Proficiencies:Darkwood Stalkers gain no armor proficiencies.

Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.

Ancient Foe: At 1st level, the darkwood stalker gains Favored Enemy: Orc. At 4th level he gains Favored Enemy: Half-Orc. At 7th Level he gains Imp Favored Enemy: Orc. At 10th level he gains Imp Favored Enemy: Half-Orc.

Uncanny Dodge: Starting at 2nd level, a darkwood stalker gains the ability to react to danger before his senses would normally allow him to do so. He retains his Dexterity bonus to Armor Class (if any) regardless of being caught flat-footed or struck by an invisible attacker. He still loses his Dexterity bonus to AC if immobilized.

Improved Uncanny Dodge: At 5th level and higher, a darkwood stalker can no longer be flanked, since he can react to opponents on opposites sides of him as easily as he can react to a single attacker. This defense denies other characters the ability to use flank attacks to sneak attack him. The exception to this defense is that a rogue of at least 4 levels higher then the character can flank him (and thus sneak attack him).

Dark Vision: Although stealthy and keen-eyed, the darkwood stalker is often at a disadvantage against orcs when fighting in darkness. Long ago, elven sages developed a ritual to allow the most dedicated stalkers to overcome thei disadvantage. At 4th level, a darkwood stalker gains darkvision.

Sneak Attack: At 3rd level and every 3 levels afterwards, the darkwoods stalker gains sneak attack +1d6, culminating at 9th level with +3d6.

Defensive Roll: At 8th level the darkwood stalker gains the defensive roll feat identical to the rogue class feat.

Death Attack: Identical to the assassin class ability except that the DC is 10 + int modifier + class level. Gained at 10th Level.

Dark Hunter

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==Dark Hunter==

''PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below''

Description: Dark hunters specialize in hunting down and eliminating creatures in the dark, twisting caves of the Underdark, often protecting underground communities or those people who make their living under the eart (such as miners or hunters). They use stealth, ambush, and deception to single out foes and remove them one by one. A typical strategy is to locate the enemy, then hide against a nearby wall of earth or stone. The dark hunter then waits for her enemy to pass by, leaping out to attack when the target least expects it. A dark hunter uses her knowledge of underground terrain to find the best areas to create pits, cave-ins, and rockslides, often enabling her to eliminate the enemy without drawing her axe. If a dark hunter is outnumbered, she retreats into the darkness, hiding until she can pick off individual targets.
Because they spend so much time in the stark wilderness of caves and caverns, dark hunters are slightly ostracized by other members of society. Most individuals live among others of their own kind, so the rootless existence of the dark hunter seems like a social aberration. Still, grat honor is to be found in protecting the clan from attack, so dark hunters are given respect. None of this concerns the individual, who cares little for what others think; she finds purpose in what she does every time she brings down another one of her enemies. She prefers to work alone, but also knows that cooperation with others has its advantages.

===Requirements===

'''Base Attack Bonus:''' +5

'''Skills:''' Craft Traps 5 Ranks, Knowledge (Dungeoneering) 2 Ranks, Move Silently 2 Ranks, Survival 2 Ranks.

'''Feats:''' Blind-Fight, Track.

===Class Skills===
The class skills of the Dark Hunter are:

* Climb
* Concentration
* Crafting
* Disable Device
* Hide
* Knowledge (Dungeoneering)
* Listen
* Move Silently
* Spot
* Survival
* Swim
* Use Rope

===Class Features===

'''Base Attack Bonus:''' High

'''Weapon Proficiencies:''' Dark hunters gain no weapon proficiencies.

'''Armor Proficiencies:''' Dark hunters gain no armor proficiencies.

'''Skill Points:''' 4 + Int Modifier.

'''Hit Dice:''' D8

'''Improved Stone Cunning:''' At first level, a dark hunter gains the stone cunning ability possessed by dwarves, or, if the character already has the ability, she increases her bonus from +2 to +4 on the checks.

'''Darkvision:''' Dark hunters spend most of their lives in the darkest caverns they can find. As a dark hunter's skills improve, her almost mystical understanding of the deep caverns sharpens her inborn visual acuity. She gains Darkvision at 2nd level.

'''Sneak Attack:''' Functions identicly to the rogue ability. Gained at 3rd Level.

'''Stone's Hue:''' When underground, a dark hunter can take on the coloration of the stone, and may seem to blend into the surface of a wall. As long as she reamins underground, she gains a +10 bonus to the hide skill at 4th level.

'''Death Attack:''' Brand new reworked death attack ability similar to PNP. The DC is 10 + int modifier + class level. Gained at 5th Level.

Combat Medic

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==Combat Medic==

''PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.''

Description: On the front lines of battle, injury is inevitable. Where the carnage is at its worst, the combat medic can be found, keeping her allies alive and tending to the fallen. For a combat medic, the goal is not to kill the enemy but to make sure the enemy does not kill her troops. Her ability to keep forces fighting makes her invaluable to an army. She is entrusted with the care of the best forces available, sometimes even assigned to elite strike teams.

===Requirements===
To qualify to become a Combat Medic, a character must fulfill the following criteria:

* '''Alignment:''' Any Non-Evil.
* '''Skills:''' Concentration 4 Ranks, Heal 8 Ranks.
* '''Feats:''' Combat Casting, Dodge.
* '''Spells:''' Can Cast 1st Level Divine Spells

===Class Skills===
The class skills of the Combat Medic are:

* Concentration
* Crafting
* Diplomacy
* Heal
* Knowledge (History)
* Knowledge (Religion)
* Spellcraft
* Spot

===Class Features===

'''Base Attack Progression:''' Low

'''Skill Points at Each Level:''' 2 + Intelligence Modifier

'''Hit Dice:''' D6

As she advances in level, a combat medic gains abilities that enhance her healing skills. She also continues to gain spellcasting power.

'''Spellcasting:''' As you attain more levels, you continue your training in your chosen spellcasting field. At each level except first, you get new spells per day and spells known as if you had also gained a level in any one divine spellcasting class, provided you belonged to that class previously. You do not, however, gain any other class feature a character of that class would have gained. This essentially means that you add the level of combat medic to the level of whatever eligible spellcasting class you have, and then determine spells per day and caster levels accordingly. If you had more than one eligible spellcasting class before becoming a combat medic, you must decide to which class you add each level of combat medic for the purposes of determining spells per day, spells known, and caster level.

'''Healing Kicker (Su):''' You hate to see your careful work ruined by an attack made right afterward. Thus, you can add a short-term protective effect to your healing spells, allowing a healed target to more easily survive the rigors of combat. Whenever you cast a conjuration (healing) spell on an ally, you imbue the spell with a secondary effect as described below. In each case, the secondary effect lasts for 1 round unless otherwise noted. You can’t apply this secondary benefit to yourself. This will effect all healing spells except Mass Heal.

At 1st level, you can imbue a healing spell with a sanctuary effect (as the spell). The Will save DC to overcome this effect is equal to 11 + class level (of combat medic) + Wisdom modifier.
At 3rd level, you can grant the target of your healing spell a competence bonus on Reflex saves equal to your class level.
At 5th level, you can imbue a healing spell with a maximized aid effect (as the spell, but the quantity of temporary hit points granted is equal to 8 + your class level). This effect lasts for 1 minute or until the temporary hit points are depleted, whichever comes first.

'''Defensive Casting (Ex):''' Starting at 2nd level, you are capable of spellcasting even under the most dangerous circumstances. You gain a competence bonus equal to your class level on Concentration checks made to cast spells defensively.

'''Field Healer (Ex):''' At 2nd level, you become adept at administering first aid quickly and while under duress. You gain a +5 to your heal skill.

'''Mobility:''' You frequently find it necessary to dive into a pitched melee in order to heal a comrade. As a result, you gain Mobility as a bonus feat at 3rd level.

'''Evasion (Ex):''' Beginning at 4th level, you can avoid damage from certain attacks with a successful Reflex save.

'''Heal:''' At 5th level, you gain the ability to cast Mass Heal once per day.

Combat Medic

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==Combat Medic==

''PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.''

Description: On the front lines of battle, injury is inevitable. Where the carnage is at its worst, the combat medic can be found, keeping her allies alive and tending to the fallen. For a combat medic, the goal is not to kill the enemy but to make sure the enemy does not kill her troops. Her ability to keep forces fighting makes her invaluable to an army. She is entrusted with the care of the best forces available, sometimes even assigned to elite strike teams.

===Requirements===
To qualify to become a Combat Medic, a character must fulfill the following criteria:

* '''Alignment:''' Any Non-Evil.
* '''Skills:''' Concentration 4 Ranks, Heal 8 Ranks.
* '''Feats:''' Combat Casting, Dodge.
* '''Spells:''' Can Cast 1st Level Divine Spells

===Class Skills===
The class skills of the Combat Medic are:

* Concentration
* Crafting
* Diplomacy
* Heal
* Knowledge (History)
* Knowledge (Religion)
* Spellcraft
* Spot

===Class Features===

'''Base Attack Progression:''' Low

'''Skill Points at Each Level:''' 2 + Intelligence Modifier

'''Hit Dice:''' D6

As she advances in level, a combat medic gains abilities that enhance her healing skills. She also continues to gain spellcasting power.

'''Spellcasting:''' As you attain more levels, you continue your training in your chosen spellcasting field. At each level except first, you get new spells per day and spells known as if you had also gained a level in any one divine spellcasting class, provided you belonged to that class previously. You do not, however, gain any other class feature a character of that class would have gained. This essentially means that you add the level of combat medic to the level of whatever eligible spellcasting class you have, and then determine spells per day and caster levels accordingly. If you had more than one eligible spellcasting class before becoming a combat medic, you must decide to which class you add each level of combat medic for the purposes of determining spells per day, spells known, and caster level.

'''Healing Kicker (Su):''' You hate to see your careful work ruined by an attack made right afterward. Thus, you can add a short-term protective effect to your healing spells, allowing a healed target to more easily survive the rigors of combat. Whenever you cast a conjuration (healing) spell on an ally, you imbue the spell with a secondary effect as described below. In each case, the secondary effect lasts for 1 round unless otherwise noted. You can’t apply this secondary benefit to yourself. This will effect all spells healing spells except Mass Heal.

At 1st level, you can imbue a healing spell with a sanctuary effect (as the spell). The Will save DC to overcome this effect is equal to 11 + class level (of combat medic) + Wisdom modifier.
At 3rd level, you can grant the target of your healing spell a competence bonus on Reflex saves equal to your class level.
At 5th level, you can imbue a healing spell with a maximized aid effect (as the spell, but the quantity of temporary hit points granted is equal to 8 + your class level). This effect lasts for 1 minute or until the temporary hit points are depleted, whichever comes first.

'''Defensive Casting (Ex):''' Starting at 2nd level, you are capable of spellcasting even under the most dangerous circumstances. You gain a competence bonus equal to your class level on Concentration checks made to cast spells defensively.

'''Field Healer (Ex):''' At 2nd level, you become adept at administering first aid quickly and while under duress. You gain a +5 to your heal skill.

'''Mobility:''' You frequently find it necessary to dive into a pitched melee in order to heal a comrade. As a result, you gain Mobility as a bonus feat at 3rd level.

'''Evasion (Ex):''' Beginning at 4th level, you can avoid damage from certain attacks with a successful Reflex save.

'''Heal:''' At 5th level, you gain the ability to cast Mass Heal once per day.

Classes

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==Open Classes==
The following classes are open by default to all Sundren players:

* [[Barbarian]] 
* [[Bard]] 
* [[Cleric]] 
* [[Druid]] 
* [[Favoured Soul]] 
* [[Fighter]] 
* [[Monk]] 
* [[Paladin]] 
* [[Ranger]] 
* [[Rogue]] 
* [[Sorcerer]] 
* [[Spirit Shaman]] 
* [[Wizard]] 

==Open Prestige Classes==
The following PRC's are open by default to all Sundren players.

* [[Arcane Scholar of Candlekeep]]
* [[Arcane Archer]]
* [[Arcane Trickster]]
* [[Assassin]]
* [[Blackguard]]
* [[Combat Medic]](Custom PRC)
* [[Dark Hunter]](Custom PRC)
* [[Darkwood Stalker]](Custom PRC)
* [[Divine Champion]]
* [[Duelist]]
* [[Dwarven Defender]]
* [[Eldritch Knight]]
* [[Frenzied Berserker]]
* [[Invisible Blade]]
* [[Mage Killer]](Custom PRC)
* [[Palemaster]]
* [[Sacred Fist]]
* [[Shadowdancer]]
* [[Warpriest]]
* [[Weapon Master]]

==Locked Classes - Hidden Access==
Locked classes require a player finding the right NPC, completing a quest, or otherwise "unlocking" the potential to take that class.

* [[Dreadmaster of Bane]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Harper Agent]]
* [[Ice Fury of Auril]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Master of Many Forms]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Nature's Warrior]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Red Wizard of Thay]]
* [[Shadow Thief of Amn]]
* [[Stormlord of Talos]]
* [[Dragon Disciple]]
* [[Thayan Knight]] ''(Custom PRC)'' 

''Note: Sundren has implemented many PRC's that do not appear in the traditional NWN2 campaign, or expansion.'' 

==Classes Unavailable for Play==
The following classes are unavailable for play in Sundren at this time upon character creation. This has not always been so, and may or may not be open to change in the near future.

* [[Neverwinter Nine]]
* [[Warlock]]

==Cleric domains==

Dark Hunter

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Dark Hunter

(PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.)

Dark hunters specialize in hunting down and eliminating creatures in the dark, twisting caves of the Underdark, often protecting underground communities or those people who make their living under the eart (such as miners or hunters). They use stealth, ambush, and deception to single out foes and remove them one by one. A typical strategy is to locate the enemy, then hide against a nearby wall of earth or stone. The dark hunter then waits for her enemy to pass by, leaping out to attack when the target least expects it. A dark hunter uses her knowledge of underground terrain to find the best areas to create pits, cave-ins, and rockslides, often enabling her to eliminate the enemy without drawing her axe. If a dark hunter is outnumbered, she retreats into the darkness, hiding until she can pick off individual targets.
Because they spend so much time in the stark wilderness of caves and caverns, dark hunters are slightly ostracized by other members of society. Most individuals live among others of their own kind, so the rootless existence of the dark hunter seems like a social aberration. Still, grat honor is to be found in protecting the clan from attack, so dark hunters are given respect. None of this concerns the individual, who cares little for what others think; she finds purpose in what she does every time she brings down another one of her enemies. She prefers to work alone, but also knows that cooperation with others has its advantages.

Hit Die: d8

Requirements:

Base Attack Bonus: +5

Skills: Craft Traps 5 ranks, Knowledge - Dungeoneering 2 ranks, Move Silently 2 ranks, Survival 2 ranks.

Feats: Blind-Fight, Track.

Class Features:

- Base Attack Bonus: High

- High Saves: Reflex

- Weapon Proficiencies: Dark hunters gain no weapon proficiencies.

- Armor Proficiencies:Dark hunters gain no armor proficiencies.

- Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.

- Class Skills: Climb, Concentration, Crafting, Disable Device, Hide, Knowledge: Dungeoneering, Listen, Move Silently, Spot, Survival, Swim, Use Rope.

- Improved Stone Cunning: At first level, a dark hunter gains the stone cunning ability possessed by dwarves, or, if the character already has the ability, she increases her bonus from +2 to +4 on the checks.

- Darkvision: Dark hunters spend most of their lives in the darkest caverns they can find. As a dark hunter's skills improve, her almost mystical understanding of the deep caverns sharpens her inborn visual acuity. She gains Darkvision at 2nd level.

- Sneak Attack: Functions identicly to the rogue ability. Gained at 3rd Level.

- Stone's Hue: When underground, a dark hunter can take on the coloration of the stone, and may seem to blend into the surface of a wall. As long as she reamins underground, she gains a +10 bonus to the hide skill at 4th level.

-Death Attack: Brand new reworked death attack ability similar to PNP. The DC is 10 + int modifier. Gained at 5th Level.

Darkwood Stalker

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Darkwood Stalker

(PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.)

Elves and orcs are ancient foes, their enmity dating back to times before humans walked the land. Some elves train as elite hunters of the hated orcs. These hunters, called darkwood stalkers among the elves,pursue their age-old enemies with grim determination.
Darkwood stalkers usually come from the ranks of elf (or half-elf) rangers and rogues, although the rare elf barbarian can follow this path as well. Fighters and paladins make poor darkwood stalkers without gaining at least one level in ranger or rogue. Spell casters rarely take up the mantle of the darkwood stalkerm although druids willing to forgoe spellcasting can fit well into the order
Most darkwood stalkers are affiliated with elven military units, although some are lone scouts or field agents.

Hit Die: d8

Requirements:

Race: Elf or Half-Elf

Base Attack Bonus: +5

Skills: Hide 5 ranks, Listen 5 ranks, Move Silently 5 ranks, Spot 5 ranks, Survival 5 ranks.

Feats: Dodge, Track.

Class Features:

- Base Attack Bonus: High

- High Saves: Reflex and Fortitude

- Weapon Proficiencies: Darkwood Stalkers gain no weapon proficiencies.

- Armor Proficiencies:Darkwood Stalkers gain no armor proficiencies.

- Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.

- Class Skills: Climb, Crafting, Heal, Hide, Jump, Knowledge: Nature, Listen, Move Silently, Search, Spot, Survival, Swim, Use Rope.

- Ancient Foe: At 1st level, the darkwood stalker gains Favored Enemy: Orc. At 4th level he gains Favored Enemy: Half-Orc. At 7th Level he gains Imp Favored Enemy: Orc. At 10th level he gains Imp Favored Enemy: Half-Orc.

- Uncanny Dodge: Starting at 2nd level, a darkwood stalker gains the ability to react to danger before his senses would normally allow him to do so. He retains his Dexterity bonus to Armor Class (if any) regardless of being caught flat-footed or struck by an invisible attacker. He still loses his Dexterity bonus to AC if immobilized.

- Improved Uncanny Dodge: At 5th level and higher, a darkwood stalker can no longer be flanked, since he can react to opponents on opposites sides of him as easily as he can react to a single attacker. This defense denies other characters the ability to use flank attacks to sneak attack him. The exception to this defense is that a rogue of at least 4 levels higher then the character can flank him (and thus sneak attack him).

- Dark Vision: Although stealthy and keen-eyed, the darkwood stalker is often at a disadvantage against orcs when fighting in darkness. Long ago, elven sages developed a ritual to allow the most dedicated stalkers to overcome thei disadvantage. At 4th level, a darkwood stalker gains darkvision.

- Sneak Attack: At 3rd level and every 3 levels afterwards, the darkwoods stalker gains sneak attack +1d6, culminating at 9th level with +3d6.

- Defensive Roll: At 8th level the darkwood stalker gains the defensive roll feat identical to the rogue class feat.

-Death Attack: Identical to the assassin class ability except that the DC is 10 + int modifier. Gained at 10th Level.

Darkwood Stalker

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<color=Gold>Darkwood Stalker</color>

<color=Red>(PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.)</color>

Elves and orcs are ancient foes, their enmity dating back to times before humans walked the land. Some elves train as elite hunters of the hated orcs. These hunters, called darkwood stalkers among the elves,pursue their age-old enemies with grim determination.
Darkwood stalkers usually come from the ranks of elf (or half-elf) rangers and rogues, although the rare elf barbarian can follow this path as well. Fighters and paladins make poor darkwood stalkers without gaining at least one level in ranger or rogue. Spell casters rarely take up the mantle of the darkwood stalkerm although druids willing to forgoe spellcasting can fit well into the order
Most darkwood stalkers are affiliated with elven military units, although some are lone scouts or field agents.

Hit Die: d8

<color=Gold>Requirements:</color>

Race: Elf or Half-Elf

Base Attack Bonus: +5

Skills: Hide 5 ranks, Listen 5 ranks, Move Silently 5 ranks, Spot 5 ranks, Survival 5 ranks.

Feats: Dodge, Track.

<color=Gold>Class Features:</color>

- Base Attack Bonus: High

- High Saves: Reflex and Fortitude

- Weapon Proficiencies: Darkwood Stalkers gain no weapon proficiencies.

- Armor Proficiencies:Darkwood Stalkers gain no armor proficiencies.

- Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.

- Class Skills: Climb, Crafting, Heal, Hide, Jump, Knowledge: Nature, Listen, Move Silently, Search, Spot, Survival, Swim, Use Rope.

- Ancient Foe: At 1st level, the darkwood stalker gains Favored Enemy: Orc. At 4th level he gains Favored Enemy: Half-Orc. At 7th Level he gains Imp Favored Enemy: Orc. At 10th level he gains Imp Favored Enemy: Half-Orc.

- Uncanny Dodge: Starting at 2nd level, a darkwood stalker gains the ability to react to danger before his senses would normally allow him to do so. He retains his Dexterity bonus to Armor Class (if any) regardless of being caught flat-footed or struck by an invisible attacker. He still loses his Dexterity bonus to AC if immobilized.

- Improved Uncanny Dodge: At 5th level and higher, a darkwood stalker can no longer be flanked, since he can react to opponents on opposites sides of him as easily as he can react to a single attacker. This defense denies other characters the ability to use flank attacks to sneak attack him. The exception to this defense is that a rogue of at least 4 levels higher then the character can flank him (and thus sneak attack him).

- Dark Vision: Although stealthy and keen-eyed, the darkwood stalker is often at a disadvantage against orcs when fighting in darkness. Long ago, elven sages developed a ritual to allow the most dedicated stalkers to overcome thei disadvantage. At 4th level, a darkwood stalker gains darkvision.

- Sneak Attack: At 3rd level and every 3 levels afterwards, the darkwoods stalker gains sneak attack +1d6, culminating at 9th level with +3d6.

- Defensive Roll: At 8th level the darkwood stalker gains the defensive roll feat identical to the rogue class feat.

-Death Attack: Identical to the assassin class ability except that the DC is 10 + int modifier. Gained at 10th Level.

Dark Hunter

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<color=Gold>Dark Hunter</color>

<color=Red>(PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.)</color>

Dark hunters specialize in hunting down and eliminating creatures in the dark, twisting caves of the Underdark, often protecting underground communities or those people who make their living under the eart (such as miners or hunters). They use stealth, ambush, and deception to single out foes and remove them one by one. A typical strategy is to locate the enemy, then hide against a nearby wall of earth or stone. The dark hunter then waits for her enemy to pass by, leaping out to attack when the target least expects it. A dark hunter uses her knowledge of underground terrain to find the best areas to create pits, cave-ins, and rockslides, often enabling her to eliminate the enemy without drawing her axe. If a dark hunter is outnumbered, she retreats into the darkness, hiding until she can pick off individual targets.
Because they spend so much time in the stark wilderness of caves and caverns, dark hunters are slightly ostracized by other members of society. Most individuals live among others of their own kind, so the rootless existence of the dark hunter seems like a social aberration. Still, grat honor is to be found in protecting the clan from attack, so dark hunters are given respect. None of this concerns the individual, who cares little for what others think; she finds purpose in what she does every time she brings down another one of her enemies. She prefers to work alone, but also knows that cooperation with others has its advantages.

Hit Die: d8

<color=Gold>Requirements:</color>

Base Attack Bonus: +5

Skills: Craft Traps 5 ranks, Knowledge - Dungeoneering 2 ranks, Move Silently 2 ranks, Survival 2 ranks.

Feats: Blind-Fight, Track.

<color=Gold>Class Features:</color>

- Base Attack Bonus: High

- High Saves: Reflex

- Weapon Proficiencies: Dark hunters gain no weapon proficiencies.

- Armor Proficiencies:Dark hunters gain no armor proficiencies.

- Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.

- Class Skills: Climb, Concentration, Crafting, Disable Device, Hide, Knowledge: Dungeoneering, Listen, Move Silently, Spot, Survival, Swim, Use Rope.

- Improved Stone Cunning: At first level, a dark hunter gains the stone cunning ability possessed by dwarves, or, if the character already has the ability, she increases her bonus from +2 to +4 on the checks.

- Darkvision: Dark hunters spend most of their lives in the darkest caverns they can find. As a dark hunter's skills improve, her almost mystical understanding of the deep caverns sharpens her inborn visual acuity. She gains Darkvision at 2nd level.

- Sneak Attack: Functions identicly to the rogue ability. Gained at 3rd Level.

- Stone's Hue: When underground, a dark hunter can take on the coloration of the stone, and may seem to blend into the surface of a wall. As long as she reamins underground, she gains a +10 bonus to the hide skill at 4th level.

-Death Attack: Brand new reworked death attack ability similar to PNP. The DC is 10 + int modifier. Gained at 5th Level.

Combat Medic

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Combat Medic

On the front lines of battle, injury is inevitable. Where the carnage is at its worst, the combat medic can be found, keeping her allies alive and tending to the fallen. For a combat medic, the goal is not to kill the enemy but to make sure the enemy does not kill her troops. Her ability to keep forces fighting makes her invaluable to an army. She is entrusted with the care of the best forces available, sometimes even assigned to elite strike teams.

Entry Requirements
Alignment: Any nonevil.
Skills: Concentration 4 ranks, Heal 8 ranks.
Feats: Combat Casting, Dodge.
Spells: Divine Spells Level 1

CLASS FEATURES

HD: d6
High Saves: Reflex
BAB: Low
Class Skills (2 + Int modifier per level): Concentration, Craft, Diplomacy, Heal, Knowledge (history), Knowledge (religion), Profession, Ride, Spellcraft, and Spot.

As she advances in level, a combat medic gains abilities that enhance her healing skills. She also continues to gain spellcasting power.

Spellcasting: As you attain more levels, you continue your training in your chosen spellcasting field. At each level except first, you get new spells per day and spells known as if you had also gained a level in any one divine spellcasting class, provided you belonged to that class previously. You do not, however, gain any other class feature a character of that class would have gained. This essentially means that you add the level of combat medic to the level of whatever eligible spellcasting class you have, and then determine spells per day and caster levels accordingly. If you had more than one eligible spellcasting class before becoming a combat medic, you must decide to which class you add each level of combat medic for the purposes of determining spells per day, spells known, and caster level.

Healing Kicker (Su): You hate to see your careful work ruined by an attack made right afterward. Thus, you can add a short-term protective effect to your healing spells, allowing a healed target to more easily survive the rigors of combat. Whenever you cast a conjuration (healing) spell on an ally, you imbue the spell with a secondary effect as described below. In each case, the secondary effect lasts for 1 round unless otherwise noted. You can’t apply this secondary benefit to yourself. This will effect all spells healing spells except Mass Heal.

At 1st level, you can imbue a healing spell with a sanctuary effect (as the spell). The Will save DC to overcome this effect is equal to 11 + class level (of combat medic) + Wisdom modifier.
At 3rd level, you can grant the target of your healing spell a competence bonus on Reflex saves equal to your class level.
At 5th level, you can imbue a healing spell with a maximized aid effect (as the spell, but the quantity of temporary hit points granted is equal to 8 + your class level). This effect lasts for 1 minute or until the temporary hit points are depleted, whichever comes first.

Defensive Casting (Ex): Starting at 2nd level, you are capable of spellcasting even under the most dangerous circumstances. You gain a competence bonus equal to your class level on Concentration checks made to cast spells defensively.

Field Healer (Ex): At 2nd level, you become adept at administering first aid quickly and while under duress. You gain a +5 to your heal skill.

Mobility: You frequently find it necessary to dive into a pitched melee in order to heal a comrade. As a result, you gain Mobility as a bonus feat at 3rd level.

Evasion (Ex): Beginning at 4th level, you can avoid damage from certain attacks with a successful Reflex save.

Heal: At 5th level, you gain the ability to cast Mass Heal once per day.

Mage Killer

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Mage Killer

Mage-killers are a rare breed. They master magic designed for combat against other spellcasters. They learn not only combat skills such as might be taight to a warrior, but also spells that target the weaknesses of their foes. Some use traps, others use weapons, but all hone their magical skills to a fine point, for it is those skills that distinguish them from the usual run of hunters and killers. They develop friendships with the sorts of people who can lead them to their foes, but the dirty buisness of overcoming those foes they take upon their own shoulders.

Most mage-killers are essentially bounty hunters specializing in a particular sort of prey. Some, however, follow such a path out of religious conviction. Ironiclly, followers of both Azuth and Sahr use mage-killers in the pursuit of their respective deity's aims.

The church of Azuth believes in the responsible use of magic. This prevents others not gifted in the Art from treating all spellcasters as enemies, but also preserves the very Weave itself. Azuth's followers usually first offer warning to any spellcaster who abuses the powers he possesses. Failing htat, however, they increase the response, until at last they are forced to send a mage-killer to defeat the reckless spellcaster.

Shar's followers, of course, concern themselves with the Weave only insofar as it affects the Shadow Weave. their mage-killers instead seek out prominent Weave users and kill tehm publicly as a warning to those who oppose their deity and as a emonstration of the power of the Shadow Weave. Through such means, Shar's followers hope to weaken Mystra's power over magic. So far, her followers have had little success in the weakening of Mystra's might, since the sorts of spells they prefer are not all so well suited to overcoming other spellcasters. What mages they have killed were often as not taken down by her deadly Dark Moon sorecerer-monks. But if they seem, on the surface, less well suited to the taks of killing other spellcasters, their fanantical devotion to their deity's cause more then makes up for it.

Requirements:
Skills: Spellcraft 10 ranks.
Feats: Ligtning Reflexes, Greater Fortutidue, Combat Casting, Martial Weapon Proficiency
Able to cast 4th level spells (divine or arcane)

Class Skills:
The mage-killer's class skills (and the key ability for each skill) are Concentration , Crafting Weapon, Crafting Armor, Crafting Alchemy, Craft Trap, Intimidate, Spellcraft, Knowledge: Any, Gather Information

Skill Points at Each Level: 2 + INT modifier.
Hit Die: d4.
High Saving Throw: Will.
Base Attack Bonus: Low.

Class Features:

Weapons and Armor Proficiency: Mage-killers gain no proficiency with any weapon or armor.

Spells per Day: A mage-killer's training focuses on magic. Thus when a character gains a new level of mage-killer, she gains new spells per day as if she had also gained a level in whatever spellcasting class she belonged to before she added the prestige class. She does not, however, gain any of the other benefits a character of that class would have gained (improved chance of turning undead, metamagic or item creation feats, and so on).

Improved Saves: The mage-killer learns to improve his resistance to the very sort of spells he uses against others. At 1st level and every odd-numbered level thereafter, he gains a +1 bonus on his Fortitude and Reflex saves. These bonuses stack.

Augment Summoning: At 2nd level, the character gains the Augment Summoning feat.

Spell Focus Feats: At 4th, 6th, 8th, and 10th Level the character gains a Spell Focus Feat in this order: Conjuration, Transmutation, Evocation, Necromancy

Mage Killer

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75.94.121.211: New page: Mage Killer Mage-killers are a rare breed. They master magic designed for combat against other spellcasters. They learn not only combat skills such as might be taight to a warrior, but al...

Mage Killer

Mage-killers are a rare breed. They master magic designed for combat against other spellcasters. They learn not only combat skills such as might be taight to a warrior, but also spells that target the weaknesses of their foes. Some use traps, others use weapons, but all hone their magical skills to a fine point, for it is those skills that distinguish them from the usual run of hunters and killers. They develop friendships with the sorts of people who can lead them to their foes, but the dirty buisness of overcoming those foes they take upon their own shoulders.
Most mage-killers are essentially bounty hunters specializing in a particular sort of prey. Some, however, follow such a path out of religious conviction. Ironiclly, followers of both Azuth and Sahr use mage-killers in the pursuit of their respective deity's aims. The church of Azuth believes in the responsible use of magic. This prevents others not gifted in the Art from treating all spellcasters as enemies, but also preserves the very Weave itself. Azuth's followers usually first offer warning to any spellcaster who abuses the powers he possesses. Failing htat, however, they increase the response, until at last they are forced to send a mage-killer to defeat the reckless spellcaster.
Shar's followers, of course, concern themselves with the Weave only insofar as it affects the Shadow Weave. their mage-killers instead seek out prominent Weave users and kill tehm publicly as a warning to those who oppose their deity and as a emonstration of the power of the Shadow Weave. Through such means, Shar's followers hope to weaken Mystra's power over magic. So far, her followers have had little success in the weakening of Mystra's might, since the sorts of spells they prefer are not all so well suited to overcoming other spellcasters. What mages they have killed were often as not taken down by her deadly Dark Moon sorecerer-monks. But if they seem, on the surface, less well suited to the taks of killing other spellcasters, their fanantical devotion to their deity's cause more then makes up for it.

Requirements:
Skills: Spellcraft 10 ranks.
Feats: Ligtning Reflexes, Great Fortutidue, Combat Casting, Martial Weapon Proficiency
Able to cast 4th level spells (divine or arcane)

Class Skills:
The mage-killer's class skills (and the key ability for each skill) are Concentration , Crafting Weapon, Crafting Armor, Crafting Alchemy, Craft Trap, Intimidate, Spellcraft, Knowledge: Any, Gather Information

Skill Points at Each Level: 2 + INT modifier.
Hit Die: d4.
High Saving Throw: Will.
Base Attack Bonus: Low.

Class Features:

Weapons and Armor Proficiency: Mage-killers gain no proficiency with any weapon or armor.

Spells per Day: A mage-killer's training focuses on magic. Thus when a character gains a new level of mage-killer except her first, she gains new spells per day as if she had also gained a level in whatever spellcasting class she belonged to before she added the prestige class. She does not, however, gain any of the other benefits a character of that class would have gained (improved chance of turning undead, metamagic or item creation feats, and so on).

Improved Saves: The mage-killer learns to improve his resistance to the very sort of spells he uses against others. At 1st level and every odd-numbered level thereafter, he gains a +1 bonus on either his Fortitude or Reflex save. These bonuses stack.

Augment Summoning: At 2nd level, the character gains the Augment Summoning feat.

Spell Focus Feats: At 4th, 6th, 8th, and 10th Level the character gains a Spell Focus Feat in this order: Conjuration, Transmutation, Evocation, Necromancy

Classes

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==Open Classes==
The following classes are open by default to all Sundren players:

* [[Barbarian]] 
* [[Bard]] 
* [[Cleric]] 
* [[Druid]] 
* [[Favoured Soul]] 
* [[Fighter]] 
* [[Monk]] 
* [[Paladin]] 
* [[Ranger]] 
* [[Rogue]] 
* [[Sorcerer]] 
* [[Spirit Shaman]] 
* [[Wizard]] 

==Open Prestige Classes==
The following PRC's are open by default to all Sundren players.

* [[Arcane Scholar of Candlekeep]]
* [[Arcane Archer]]
* [[Arcane Trickster]]
* [[Assassin]]
* [[Blackguard]]
* [[Combat Medic]]
* [[Dark Hunter]]
* [[Darkwood Stalker]]
* [[Divine Champion]]
* [[Duelist]]
* [[Dwarven Defender]]
* [[Eldritch Knight]]
* [[Frenzied Berserker]]
* [[Invisible Blade]]
* [[Mage Killer]]
* [[Palemaster]]
* [[Sacred Fist]]
* [[Shadowdancer]]
* [[Warpriest]]
* [[Weapon Master]]

==Locked Classes - Hidden Access==
Locked classes require a player finding the right NPC, completing a quest, or otherwise "unlocking" the potential to take that class.

* [[Dreadmaster of Bane]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Harper Agent]]
* [[Ice Fury of Auril]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Master of Many Forms]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Nature's Warrior]] ''(Custom PRC)''
* [[Red Wizard of Thay]]
* [[Shadow Thief of Amn]]
* [[Stormlord of Talos]]
* [[Dragon Disciple]]
* [[Thayan Knight]] ''(Custom PRC)'' 

''Note: Sundren has implemented many PRC's that do not appear in the traditional NWN2 campaign, or expansion.'' 

==Classes Unavailable for Play==
The following classes are unavailable for play in Sundren at this time upon character creation. This has not always been so, and may or may not be open to change in the near future.

* [[Neverwinter Nine]]
* [[Warlock]]

==Cleric domains==

Nature's Warrior

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''' Nature's Warrior ''' 

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(PRESTIGE CLASS: This class is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below.) 

Nature's warriors are defenders of the wild, protectors of the natural world... and often druids who have spent "too much time" in wild shape form. Members of this prestige class share a bond that transcends race and outside appearance. 
When a character gains the ability to naturally shift into the form of a "lower animal", she sometimes gains a perspective on life that makes her envy this adopted form over her own. She may simply feel a stronger tie to nature while in animal (or elemental) form, or perhaps she longs for the power such forms give her. Certainly she begins to develop her abilities while in wild forms at the expense of the shape she was born in. 
Many people consider nature's warriors to be loners or fanatics, even less a part of the world then the most solitary druid or ranger. Nature's warriors, however, tend to be very communal. They often communicate with each other - sometimes through animal messengers, or even face to face, when they can bring themselves to leave their territories - and they keep a careful watch on "civilization". Nature's warriors develop their own animalistic instincts more strongly than the behavior associated with societal learning, and do have a tendency to come off as gruff or impatient with those who are not as "in tune" with nature as themselves. It is not uncommon for a nature's warrior to spend days or even weeks in a single animal or elemental form, or to shift form to form regularly, without returning to whatever humanoid form she started with. 

''' Requirements: ''' 
To qualify to become a nature's warrior, a character must fulfill all the following criteria. 

''' Alignment:''' Any neutral. 
''' Base Attack Bonus: ''' +4 
''' Skills:''' Survival 8 ranks. 
''' Feats:''' Track. Guardian Of The Grove 
''' Special: ''' Wild Shape Class feature 

''' Class Skills:''' 
The class skills of the nature's warrior are: 
Diplomacy, Intimidate, Jump, Knowledge: Nature, Listen, Swim, and Survival. 

''' Skill Points at Each Level:''' 2 + Int modifier. 
*This class has a maximum of 5 levels 
''' Class Features: ''' 
''' Hit Dice: ''' d10 
''' BAB: ''' High 
''' High Saves:''' Fort 
''' Weapon and Armor Proficiency:''' The nature's warrior gains no proficiency with any armor or weapon. 
''' Spells per Day:''' At every even-numbered level gained in the nature's warrior class, the character gains new spells per day as if she had also gained a level in a divine spellcasting class she belonged to before adding the prestige class. 
''' Nature's Armament:''' Upon attaining an odd-numbered level in the prestige class, a nature's warrior may choose one of the following abilities. 
''' Armor of the crocodile:''' The nature's warriors inherent natural armor bonus is improved by +1 per class level. 
''' Blaze of Power:''' While in fire elemental form, the nature's warrior is covered in a blaze of power, which functions as a warm fire shield at a caster level equal to her druid level plus her nature's warrior level. 
''' Claws of the Grizzly: ''' The nature's warrior gains a +3 bonus on damage when using her natural weapons. 
''' Earth's Resilience:''' The nature's warrior gains damage reduction 3/adamantine. 
''' Nature's Weapon: ''' The nature's warrior gains a +1 bonus to her attack bonus when using her natural weapons. 
''' Robe of Clouds:''' While in air elemental form, the nature's warrior is wreathed in mist and clouds providing a 50% concealment bonus. 
''' Wild Growth:''' The nature's warrior gains fast healing 1. 
''' Wings of the Hurricane:''' If the nature's warrior assumes a form capable of flight, her base speed is increased by 50% 

''' Wilding:''' Nature's warrior class levels stack with druid class levels (as well as other prestige classes that allow these abilities to stack to determine wild shape abilities.