Discussion:What about Dragon Shaman? (3.5e)

I am new to DnD and I have been having a rough time getting the grasp of my role. I tried to be a healer but I just couldn't connect with my character. Ultimately my healer died and I re-rolled a dragon shaman. I was really excited about the character at first. I want to play her as a roguish damage dealer. But I feel I am not doing something right. I really could use some advice but I haven't seen anything reguarding dragon shaman. Heck! dragon shaman isn't even listed under the classes on wiki. Can someone help me out?

Sarrow 03:20, 18 June 2009 (MDT)

First the dragon shaman is not SRD, system reference document, material so it is illegal to post it here on the wiki. As for playing a dragon shaman stealthy, I don't know if that is your best choice as they don't get sneak based skills or any sneak attack type damage, but I do have a solution. I am creating a class called the Dragon Shade that is a rogue/assassin class that revolves around dragons. It should be completed soon and I will try to get it on the wiki ASAP.

Ghostwheel 11:19, 14 July 2009 (MDT)

I recently uploaded a guide I wrote up a while ago on roles in D&D, might help you find some direction with where you want to go and how you want to go about it.

Nytespade 2:35 8/18/14

I found it best to stack CHA to increase the vitality pool therefore making a great utility healer. Dragon Shamans would be better for tanking. Especially if you can convince the DM to let you take other weapon/armor proficiency (mine uses a great sword and wears plate; worth the feats spent). I'm up to level 30 now started at 8th the 20+ build was custom to my DM as he thought the build on here was OP. But my vitality pool is almost 600 at this point.

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