Rengar
The Pridestalker
A full base class, based on the barbarian
skills 4 + int per level, make sure he has Stealth on the list
Full BAB
Barbarian save bonuses
Ferocity: Certain class abilities grant a stacking amount of Fury to Rengar, who can contain a maximum of five fury. Fury points remain attributed to Rengar until spent on Ferocious Maneuvers, which are advanced versions of three of Rengars abilities. As soon as Rengar gains five fury, he may, as a free action, perform a single Furious Maneuver at the cost of two of that ability's uses per day. This ability is to represent the silent rage of a predator, the perfect state of focus. All distractions from the goal are easily delt with, curtly at best and viciously decisive at worst. Some sort of competence bonus to rolls, all of them. The timing of the ability is a free action in order to be scary. To go from normal Rengar to Total Fury Mode Ultra Rage in the beat of a heart needs to be shocking.
Roar: As a swift action, Rengar roars like a liger, basically my favorite animal, in order to bolster his defenses through determination and courage. He gains 1/~ DR and resist cold, elec, fire, and acid 2 until the start of his next turn. The bonuses increase by 1 DR and 2 Resist for every three Rengar levels that Rengar obtains after level 2 (a total of 7~ DR and 14 resist at level 20). This ability can be used a number of times per day equal to Rengar's Con modifier. Each use grants one fury. Not many uses and short duration should keep the nice buff in check.
Savagery: Add extra damage to an attack equal to < > as a free action. This ability can be used a number of times per day equal to Rengar's Str modifier. Each use grants one fury.
Trophy Collection: As Rengar travels, he ties the souls of his prey into his own via ritualized trophy making. Using his neck slot, Rengar can begin to build a trophy necklace to signify his dominance. Each trophy he adds to his necklace must be a reminder of the battles he has won, these items must be physical and be able to weather his adventures, usually a bone. Each trophy he adds to his necklace gives him a bonus to...
Upgrage to bolas: Bolas now do 1d4 damage. Can be thrown 10 more feet. Can be used Con mod + 2 times per day.
Upgrade to Roar: Roar deals damage to foes adjacent to Rengar in the amount of his Con Mod. They get a Will save to negate the damage, as they refuse to be cowed by his display of lionmanliness. The DC is 10 + half his Rengar levels + his Con mod.
Upgrade to Savagery: Can be used more times a day. Grants attack speed?
Level 8
Ultimate: Instantly hide, as per Hide in Plain sight rules, for up to 3 rounds with a +20 badass scary fucker bonus. Gain two fury from the next ability used instead of just one. Ultimate can be used once a day.
Level 9
Trophy Collection: Uh, the bonus gets better.
Upgrade to Bolas: now do 1d6 damage plus his full str.
Upgrade to Roar: the damage goes up to 1d6 + con mod. Range is 10'. Can be used more times per day.
Unseen Predator: Rengar can make a charge attack as a move action as long as he exits full concealment, full cover, invisibility, stealth (as part of the attack) in order to reach his target. He must expose himself suddenly, like a furry flasher, he comes at you without warning. He receives a bonus to his stealth checks equal to half his level. Can only leap his normal movement speed not double as part of this maneuver.
Upgrade to Savagery: Can be used significantly more times per day.
Trophy Collection:
Upgrade to Bolas: more range. immediate action in response to someone distancing themselves from him. Can be used more times per day.
Upgrade to Roar: damage goes up to 2d6 + con mod. DC goes up by Str mod as well.
Upgrade to Savagery:
Upgrade to Ultimate: Gain movement speed. While Rengar has five unspent fury in his 'pool' he benefits from...something....
Trophy Collection:
Upgrade to Unseen Predator: He now adds his full Rengar levels to all of his stealth checks. And cannot be revealed by any magical means.... Otherwise, Rengar can charge up to twice his movement speed in this manner now.
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