The Imperial Realm: Silver Monk

This is another 10 level prestige class for my 3.5 D&D game.  This usually takes Monk 6 and Wizard 1.

Silver Monk

Rumor has it that the elves were the first to mix weaponless physical discipline with magical prowess.  The truth may never be known but now many different races find themselves drawn to these teachings.  Blending a unique magical mastery with combat discipline the Silver Monks guard knowledge in persuit of their own mysterious goals.

Hit Die: d6

The Imperial Realm: Arcane Knife

This is a 10 level prestige class for my 3.5 D&D campaign.  Note it was a work in progress and still needed a bit of polishing.  but it seemed fairly well balanced overall.  It usually took a Wizard/Sorcerer 1 and Rogue 5.

Arcane Knife

Blending obsessive training with a single melee weapon and training in handling the arcane arts the Arcane Knife are an agile fighter who flows through combat through skill, grace, and a healthy bit of luck with a history going back to the great war.  Bound by the restrictions upon Magi they were never very numerous and in these days some think their traditions have died out.

Hit Die: d6

The Imperial Realm: History

The Hokey Pokie!  Thats what its all about...wait no

Lost in the mysts no one living knows the depth of this tale..till now....

Adding a little other stuff...

As you might of guessed by some of my previous blog comments I started my serious gaming life playing Dungeons and Dragons...

No actually not that one the one with 3rd level as its cap...