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M4xx3d0ut kernel nexus 7. Okay, so I'm making a lvl 13 Rogue, build is fairly boring, pouring on the Sneak Attack and Dex, nothing particularly inventive. However, I've not run into what I understand is a perennial problem with Rogues, my AC is kinda sucky compared to what I'm used to with other characters. So I have come to worship at the altar of RPG.net! Oh mighty gaming advising deities, reward me with your pearls of knowledge! How do I boost my AC?I'm rounding out at about +7 dex bonus, and we have wealth by level, so about 110,000 gold. Our GM isn't too bothered by twinkiness, as it's a non-serious game and there are no restricted books.Currently I'm toting a Belt of Magnificence, Cloak of Resistance, Amulet of Natural Weapons with a couple of decent bonuses on it, and some other magical junk; I'm at work at the moment so I can't remember it all unfortunately.

I'm human, fighting with unarmed strikes. It's fun to be a Kung-Fu KillahSo in short, recommend me some good armour/items to boost my AC, preferably with a low Armour Check Penalty and a decent Max Dex. If you're willing and able to rebuild around the concept of an unarmed fighter, I'd highly recommend the variant swordsage in Tome of Battle. It will give you much greater capacity to actually punch things with your class features. (Also, there's a feat for sneaky-types that let them apply their Dex instead of their Str to damage rolls for certain weapons that might be worth your while.)If you're not, then go for the Celestial Chainmail, but don't forget crosswise investments in at least Deflection and Natural.

Going from +2 to +3 is 5000 gp (9000 - 4000). A slotless +1 insight bonus to AC (via an ioun stone) and +1 to Deflection or Natural would cost 2000 each (for ring and amulet respectively), so make sure that you go there, first. Also, masterwork bucklers have no armor check penalty, so ask the GM if you can reskin one as a parrying bracer for the hand you're not attacking with to give you another place to stack magical bonuses. If you can get that Celestial Chainmail in +1 instead of +3, you can also get a +2 masterwork buckler, a +1 ring of deflection, and a +1 amulet of natural armor, for a net +2 in AC.Finally, amulets of mighty fists suck terribly unless you have three or more natural weapons.

You have one (your unarmed strike), and unless you're doing strange things with dual-wielding or branching into the Monk unarmed damage tree, you'd be far better off seeing if the GM will let you reskin a gauntlet as your unarmed strike and have you enchant it directly. I believe the Underdark book had a few armor types built around high dex.

Nightscale, I believe was the most interesting with a dex bonus of +10 but only has about +3 AC. I'm currently away from my books, so I can't check. There were a couple of other alternatives in the Underdark book with higher AC but lower dex bonus that might be worth checking out. The only other possibility is Dyrrs Impervious Vestiment, which is a robe but has +9AC.

The drawback is its price, which may be beyond you depending on whether you DM closely follows wealth by level. Basically, the Swordsage neatly avoids all of the problems melee classes usually suffer.-It's got a great Will save (Good progression, WIS secondary), and it can cover its Fort save with a maneuver (third-level Diamond Mind counter). In general, its maneuver defenses give it good protection against the kind of effects melee classes are typically vulnerable to.-It's got maneuvers that let it make a strong single attack (or move and make multiple attacks, like Wolf Fang Strike or Pouncing Charge), so it's not reliant on full attacks. In addition to that, it has powerful swift-action movement options like Sudden Leap, so it's more likely to.get. full attacks.-It's got non-crappy ranged capacity if you take the right (supernatural) maneuvers.And so on.Unarmed Swordsage isn't particularly better than the regular Swordsage-if anything it's worse. If your still thinking about a 3.5 Rogue look-up Skill tricks in Complete Scoundrel, they are quasi-feats that you can acquire by spending 2 skill points instead of a feat slot.

These tricks have Skill prerequisites, but a rouge can meet many of these easy.

Simpler versionThe simplified version does not have a separate sheet for inventory and equipment, instead merging these onto the core sheets. This is only recommended for low-level characters, and is not compatible with the Barbarian, Ranger or Psionic characters. More classesIncludes space for 7 classes rather than 5. PagesSpellbook style SkillsSkills list styleNormalBlankInclude all knowledge skillsThis reduces the space available for Craft, Profession and Perform skills. Bards get all knowledge skills anyway.

PerformCraftProfessionThere may be other Craft, Perform and Profession skills, depending on setting and rules. Check with your DM Additional pagesCharacter backgroundLycanthropeParty fundsAnimal companionWizards, Rangers, Witches etc get the animal companion automaticallyMap figure sheetIncludes stand-up map figure, square map token and stats card for initiative tracking.Size:Small Medium Large WatermarkWatermark every pageLogo.