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[RogueWriter3201]

I had this idea for a Witchhunter class, but not something akin to, say, a Chantry Templar. Basically, I had this idea for a class with the Warrior as a Base, utilizing ranged combat to take down casters while having the Templar Specilization, for the Anti-Magic talents, with Champion as the Follow-Up. My idea had the character being a person of High Moral standing, i.e. *not* someone who was likely to become a Rogue, and also someone who could understand the difference between a Mage and a Witch.

Hardcore Templars can sometimes confuse the difference between a Mage that just wants to not be kept under Lock and Key and a Witch who is out for only Power or to benefit in some other way from Dark Magic. What has me stumped is is that I know there is a Bug in the Console version that was never fixed, which makes Dex damage less than impressive until really High Levels, so I find myself unsure where to allocate what points where and for how long. I don't plan to wear Heavy Armor, so I figure strength only has to be at about 20 or so for the best Leathers, but I do know some Ranged weapons require Stregnth over 20. Well, you get the idea here.

So. Any ideas folks? 

[Kalcalan]

You may have discarded Rogues too quickly. Unless I'm mistaken the console should allow Lethality (substituting Cunning for Strength) with ranged weapons so a Rogue may be better suited to the task because of the Dexterity bug not being fixed on consoles.



I get your point about Rogues not being character of the highest moral calibre but there are different ways to play a Rogue. You don't have to play one as a thief and invest into thieving skills, think of a Rogue as a rather unconventional fighter, one who would use every tools at his or her disposal and that may open up a different path for you.



Of course the Templar build is better suited regarding what you have in mind but you could use Dweomer runes to duplicate some sort of magic resistance with a non Templar character. Besides not going the Templar way should help separating this character from the representation of Templars that the game conveys.



With a ranged Warrior because of the Dexterity bug you really need to invest in Strength if only enough points for the damage output to keep up.



Anyway, that's what has come to my mind reading your post. I like your idea, makes for a different concept and a different take on the game. Let us know how you're going to work this out.