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|skillpoints=2 + [[NWN:Int|INT]] mod
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CONFOUNDER MINIBLURB
Justicars are the Holy Warriors of Toran, founded to enforce law & order.
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==Description==
==Description==
It is not known for certain where or when confounders came about. Some people even believe that they arose in several different places at the same time. It's entirely possible. It IS known, however, that they all follow Forian, and Forian's philosophy of self-gratification. Any warrior who takes it upon himself to worship Forian for his ability to grant them their own selfish desires will often wind up as a confounder. Most confounders have no rhyme or reason in what they do in the long term. They simply exist from day to day. Many will hold that they are extremely holy people who know how to live in the moment. Others will contest that they simply are too lazy to think about anything other than what's happening right now.
Justicars originated in the lands of [[Toran Shaarda]], where the centauroid race of [[Dracon|dracon]] is dominant. The dracon live in a very hive-minded society, where all is done for the greater order of things. Non-conformity is a sin in [[Toran|Toran's]] eyes. Law and order rules above all, and to disobey that order is to become chaotic in their eyes.


World domination... too much work. Riches... sure, as long as it's enough to buy the next meal, though being able to buy meals indefinitely is a plus. Fighting the good fight... eh... maybe... if it can benefit ME somehow. Commonly, confounders will not do anything unless a reward is given. Because of this, they can wind up on all sides of conflicts, performing all kinds of actions.
The chaos of [[The Fairy War]] sparked the creation of the Justicars. The war began in [[T'Nanshi]] and quickly became in danger of spreading everywhere. In order to keep the fairies within their own country from fighting, the Dracon clerics of Toran decided it was time to employ some muscle. First, they made laws against participating in the fairy struggle within their borders. Next, they created the Justicars to enforce those laws... heavily.


Confounders are fond of flexible weapons, i.e. flails, morning stars, etc. It reflects their chaotic nature. Armor can vary, though they will usually wear whatever armor suits their purpose at the time.
The first Justices were Dracon warriors loyal to Toran who were charged with the task of quelling any struggle between the fairies in their nation. Once the war was finished, and the Great War started, their task expanded. They were told to keep the entire war away. Securing their lands against an onrush of Orc refugees was tough, and they almost did not manage. Many lives were lost on both sides, but in the end, the justicars prevailed and Toran Shaarda was saved.


There is no official confounder organization or hierarchy. They all pay homage to Forian, though that is really all they have in common. If given the proper compensation, a confounder will take an apprentice and teach them their ways.  
After the war, the Justicars were employed as a regular police force, at which point they began to expand. The first outside nation to realize their use was [[The Kurathene Empire]]. The Emperor, Kuras, took them in and allowed them to set up many churches to Toran on his lands. He knew that they would be excellent tools at enforcing whatever laws he made in his dominion, and he was correct. Until the end, Imperial law was enforced by the justicars, without question. Since then, many of them have taken up to serving the local lords, and the rest have started to spread to other nations. In this time period, non-dracon races have joined the organization. In Mikona, the Church of Toran is one of the largest in the city, and the justicars are welcome there.


Justicars like heavy armor, the heavier the better. Dracon are very strong creatures, and more than able to bear the weight, and this has carried over to the other races. The main weapon of the order is considered to be the longsword, though dracon have often employed greatswords as well.
The justicars have a definite hierarchy, which is the same as the hierarchy for the clerical church, though separate.


==Requirements==
==Requirements==
* '''Deity:''' [[Forian]]
* '''Deity:''' [[Toran]]
* '''Alignment:'''[[NWN:Chaotic Neutral|Chaotic Neutral]]
* '''Alignment:'''[[NWN:Lawful Neutral|Lawful Neutral]]
* '''Base Attack Bonus (BAB)''': +7
* '''Base Attack Bonus (BAB)''': +7
* '''Feats:''' [[NWN:Weapon Proficiency (Martial)|Weapon Proficiency (Martial)]] & [[NWN:Weapon_Focus|Weapon Focus (Light Flail '''OR''' Heavy Flail)]]
* '''Feats:''' [[NWN:Weapon Proficiency (Martial)|Weapon Proficiency (Martial)]] & [[NWN:Weapon_Focus|Weapon Focus (Light Flail '''OR''' Heavy Flail)]]

Revision as of 10:07, 1 October 2010

Part of the series on Character Classes
Base Classes: Barbarian | Bard | Cleric | Druid | Fighter | Monk | Paladin | Psion | Ranger | Rogue | Sorcerer | Wizard
Prestige Classes: Arcane Archer | Assassin | Avlis Dragon Disciple | Dwarven Defender | Pale Master | Shadowdancer | Shifter | Weapon Master
Holy Warrior Classes: Annihilator | Avenger | Blackguard | Champion | Confounder | Dominator | Equalizer | Justicar | Paladin
Justicar
Hit Die: d10
Base Attack Bonus: +1/level

Proficiencies: {{{prof}}}

Skill Points: 2 + INT mod
Class Skills: Concentration, Discipline, Heal, Intimidate, Listen, Parry, Persuade, Search, Spot

Primary Saving Throw(s): Fortitude

Alignment Restriction: Lawful Neutral only


Justicars are the Holy Warriors of Toran, founded to enforce law & order.

Description

Justicars originated in the lands of Toran Shaarda, where the centauroid race of dracon is dominant. The dracon live in a very hive-minded society, where all is done for the greater order of things. Non-conformity is a sin in Toran's eyes. Law and order rules above all, and to disobey that order is to become chaotic in their eyes.

The chaos of The Fairy War sparked the creation of the Justicars. The war began in T'Nanshi and quickly became in danger of spreading everywhere. In order to keep the fairies within their own country from fighting, the Dracon clerics of Toran decided it was time to employ some muscle. First, they made laws against participating in the fairy struggle within their borders. Next, they created the Justicars to enforce those laws... heavily.

The first Justices were Dracon warriors loyal to Toran who were charged with the task of quelling any struggle between the fairies in their nation. Once the war was finished, and the Great War started, their task expanded. They were told to keep the entire war away. Securing their lands against an onrush of Orc refugees was tough, and they almost did not manage. Many lives were lost on both sides, but in the end, the justicars prevailed and Toran Shaarda was saved.

After the war, the Justicars were employed as a regular police force, at which point they began to expand. The first outside nation to realize their use was The Kurathene Empire. The Emperor, Kuras, took them in and allowed them to set up many churches to Toran on his lands. He knew that they would be excellent tools at enforcing whatever laws he made in his dominion, and he was correct. Until the end, Imperial law was enforced by the justicars, without question. Since then, many of them have taken up to serving the local lords, and the rest have started to spread to other nations. In this time period, non-dracon races have joined the organization. In Mikona, the Church of Toran is one of the largest in the city, and the justicars are welcome there.

Justicars like heavy armor, the heavier the better. Dracon are very strong creatures, and more than able to bear the weight, and this has carried over to the other races. The main weapon of the order is considered to be the longsword, though dracon have often employed greatswords as well.

The justicars have a definite hierarchy, which is the same as the hierarchy for the clerical church, though separate.

Requirements


Level Progression

Lvl BAB Saves Feats   Base Class Divine
Casting Progression
Fort Ref Will
1st +1 +2 +0 +0 Detect Good 30', Dirty Fighting, Ambidexterity, Use Poison Spells/day gained
2nd +2 +3 +0 +0 Dark Blessing +1 caster level
3rd +3 +3 +1 +1 Bonus feat Spells/day gained
4th +4 +4 +1 +1 Lay on Harm +1 caster level
5th +5 +4 +1 +1 Turn Undead Spells/day gained
6th +6 +5 +2 +2 Bonus feat +1 caster level
7th +7 +5 +2 +2 Smite Good Spells/day gained
8th +8 +6 +2 +2 Crippling Strike +1 caster level
9th +9 +6 +3 +3 Bonus feat Spells/day gained
10th +10 +7 +3 +3 Avatar of Murder (as Psionic Strength of the Land) +1 caster level

Annihilator bonus feats: Death Attack, Favored Enemy, Two Weapon Fighting, Improved Critical (Halberd, Scimitar & Doublesword), Weapon Focus (Halberd, Scimitar & Doublesword), Divine Might, Divine Shield, Extra Smiting


Epic Progression

Lvl Feats   Base Class Divine Casting Progression
11th Spells/day gained
12th +1 caster level
13th Bonus feat Spells/day gained
14th +1 caster level
15th Spells/day gained
16th Bonus feat +1 caster level
17th Spells/day gained
18th +1 caster level
19th Bonus feat Spells/day gained
20th +1 caster level
21st Spells/day gained
22nd Bonus feat +1 caster level
23rd Spells/day gained
24th +1 caster level
25th Bonus feat Spells/day gained
26th +1 caster level
27th Spells/day gained
28th Bonus feat +1 caster level
29th Spells/day gained
30th +1 caster level

Epic Bonus Feats: Armor Skin, Aspect of the Serpent, Death Attack, Devastating Critical, Divine Might, Divine Shield, Epic Prowess, Epic Reputation, Epic Spell Focus, Epic Toughness, Epic Weapon Focus, Extra Smiting, Favored Enemy, Great Charisma, Great Smiting, Greater Spell Focus, Improved Combat Casting, Improved Critical (Whip), Overwhelming Critical, Planar Turning.

Epic Selectable Class Feats: Blinding Speed, Dragon Knight, Greater Ruin, Hellball, Mummy Dust.