Lastly, I hear tell of a Gunslinger/Synthesist Summoner multi-class that can be quite entertaining.Yeah, but it only works for simple or martial weapons (RIP when that trait was good), or else it'd be the default way to use Minotaur Double Crossbow. Good luck explaining how a Dwarven helm is a "family heirloom" if you aren't a Dwarf though.ĭwarves drop the proficiency to Martial, and have solid enough Gunslinger stats.Īctually, forgot one, the Blade Boot, this one is a straight up Martial Light weapon, same damage as the Helm (1d4, 20/x2). It also must be non-masterwork, but that's easily fixed with a level 2 spell. Technically only gets you proficiency with that specific weapon you are currently using and not others of it's type. You can Misfire all you want, that gun ain't never gonna 'splode. "At 1st level, a pit fighter can spend a swift action to ignore the broken condition of a single weapon or piece of armor he wields or wears for the remainder of the encounter." and Muskets up to 80ft.įinally, more for the sake of being thorough than anything, Pit Fighter PrC. For the price of a +1 you can double the range increment of your Guns. As an Exotic would need to spend a Trait/Feat, or be a Dwarf. The base damage is only 1d4, but it's cheaper than an Amulet. You do lose Evasion and Still Mind>Monastic Legacy though.ĭwarven Boulder Helm is a valid option for Pistol/'punch' type builds. While we're here, Zen Archer can get you a Ranged Feat at 1st and 2nd level, and Point Blank Master at 3rd (it doesn't say it has to be for a bow). Should mention that TWF with Two Pistols means you eat a -4/-4 on your attacks since Pistols are not "light" weapons.ĭrop a mention of the Monastic Legacy feat in the Monk-Multiclass section. Double the chance to regain Grit AND do stupid amounts of damage? Yes please! Not sure why Improved Critical only ranks a Green, would think Blue would be more accurate. I don't know what it is, I just feel weir about dipping into casting classes, but that's a stigma I need to get over. This has been brought to my attention, and Alchemist as a multiclass option will be added to the list with appropriate archetypes. Yeah, I really should mention it, after I put this up last night I was thinking about prestige classes, I might add this and Duelist later.ĥ. It can get back a deed, but there's no early level deed that feels VITAL to get back ASAP.Ĥ. I should probably list mixing archetypes, maybe I'll add those later.ģ. Does Dune mix with Luring? Honestly I think Luring is too good to skip out on, although if they can be mixed, that'd be fine. Yeah, it's not perfect, but it's still adding to att/dmg which is the big concern, as well as a net +4 to AC.Ģ. Gains Judgement effects, of which Sure Shot reducing Miss Chance seems quite nice.īonus on Initiative equal to 1/2 class level, and can always act in Surprise round.Īlso, no mention of Alchemist for 2 levels to pick up a Vestigial Arm to enable Two Weapon Fighting.Ĭomes with a side bonus of Mutagen, and your choice of Archetype Bomb-trade-out.Īlso, no mention of Alchemist for 2 levels to pick up a Vestigial Arm to enable Two Weapon Fighting.1. Levels count 1/2 towards Gunslingers deeds (and stacks with Gunslinger levels). Requirements are easy enough that most should have no problems qualifying. On that note, Trophy Hunter Ranger can also regain you a Gunslinger Deed you traded to an archetype.
Mutagen Warrior Fighter takes a penalty to WIS when boosting DEX, most of the time this won't be a problem, but it may occasionally prevent you from regaining a Grit.ĭune Drifter Cavalier has potential, keeping the Mount/Expert Trainer and (most) Challenge bonuses, it can regain you a lost Gunslinger Deed if you took an archetype, and it lets you use your Hat as your Banner (if desired). Since the Errata, Mysterious Strangers only lose Gun Training at level 5, they still get Gun Training at levels 9, 13, etc.
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