![]() Usually, gloves of dexterity are a good idea for a warblade eventually, but are lower priority than a belt of giant strength or amulet of vitality. ![]() It’s also much more difficult to increase, and 500 gold won’t do much for you. Unlike armored AC, touch AC is fairly valuable. Touch AC – more important, much more expensive By the rules, he’s supposed to make sure your wealth gets back up to the written levels after your sale (by increasing loot in the future to make up for the 50% loss on the sale), but your DM already seems to have drastically reduced the wealth of your game, based on your 500 gp at 3rd level. Talk to your DM before upgrading your masterwork chain shirt to a +1 chain shirt – since you eventually want to swap it out for mithral full-plate, you need to know how he’s going to handle your wealth. ![]() With both armor and shield, the mandatory +1 enhancement bonus on each means you’ll get another +2 from that. A two-hander is usually nearly-mandatory for a melee warrior, but you have maneuvers that can go a long way to resolving that, and even with your great Strength for your level, the extra ½ Strength only represents +2 damage. Talk to your DM about it when you can seriously consider getting 10,500-11,000 gp armor (not until 7th-8th level, if your DM keeps to the WBL guidelines).Ī shield can help a masterwork heavy shield is +2 to armored AC for a little gold and a minor armor check penalty. But if you are not playing in Golarion, the armor either may not exist, or may exist without the strings attached. Depending on your game, you might instead get mithral hellknight plate this is, in Pathfinder’s default setting Golarion, something of a uniform for the hellknights, so it would piss them off quite a lot if you (a non-hellknight) were to wear it. On the other hand, once you can, mithral full-plate offers +8 AC, double the chain shirt, and while it has the same −3 armor check penalty, +4 AC is far more worth that than is +1 AC. The other option, masterwork breastplate, triples the armor check penalty for just +1 AC I do not recommend this. That is, at least until you can afford mithral full-plate, which you cannot with 500 gp. Unless you plan on multiclassing to something that gets that for free, you should probably stick with a masterwork chain shirt. Second, medium armor tends to be really bad, and burning a feat on Heavy Armor Proficiency is worse. Armored AC protects you almost-exclusively from HP-damage, which you should be equipped to handle. You have the largest HD in the game, and excellent Constitution. Armored AC – some pointers, but most of all don’t worry about it too muchįirst, keep in mind that AC, particularly armored AC, is of limited value. Money is tight at these levels, after all. Of course, if you mean you have 500 gold pieces, but you also have 2,200-4,900 gp worth of assorted other gear, things are just fine. Going significantly under WBL is a very dangerous thing to do and should be done very carefully. While the Dungeon Master’s Guide presents wealth by level as a guideline, and it can be deviated from, it is close to a bare minimum for many classes. You might consider discussing the 500 gp with the DM: the total value of your items should be between 2,700 gp and 5,400 gp at your level. You can’t do much of anything with 500 gp, and no feat slots available until 6th level. I am going to offer some suggestions for going forward, rather than things you can do right now. I don't want to be the team's tank, I intend to be a striker.Įdit: right now I have around 500 gold pieces, Im looking to improve AC with Equipment and/or Feats. ![]() We can use anything from 3.5 and Pathfinder. What I'm looking for is to improve my AC, my HP I think is fine, and we don't have a healer in the group (just a guy with UMD and a wand of (1d8+1) healing) so getting lots of HP doesn't seem like the best option.įor my saving throws, my fortitude is excellent but the other two are really low, I have a cloak of resistance +1 which I'm going to improve in the future. I also have a breastplate +1, which makes my AC 17, my current max HP is 45, but I get hit a lot (DM gets really nice attack rolls). I'm using a greatsword and going sword and board is not much of an option. I'm looking for tips to improve my AC, because we don't have a tank (we have a Inquisitor, but he is playing a more ranged playstyle). Currently I have a Goliath warblade Level 3 and although I have plenty of HP, my AC is pretty low right now. I'm playing a campaign in the Eberron setting with some friends.
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