Editing Complete Book Series (section)

===Complete Warrior===
One of the first of its line to be released, and succeeding ''Sword and Fist'', the Complete Warrior focuses on martial characters; it introduced the [[Hexblade]], [[Samurai]] and [[Swashbuckler]], as well as [[Variant Class]]es for non-magical [[Paladin]]s and [[Ranger]]s. It follows this up with warrior-themed prestige classes, new feats and skills, rules for "[[Familiar|Guardian Familiars]]", and a guide to fantasy warfare, complete with a small pantheon of completely new war/martial virtue-focused deities. As one of the earliest books for 3.5, and one focused on martial characters at that, it is notoriously underpowered with Samurai in particular being considered the worst player class ever published in third edition, rivaled only by [[Truenamer]] which is unplayable in the sense that it doesn't work. One thing that is well regarded is the introduction of Tactical Feats. Tactical Feats, instead of making a character better at a single thing they could already do, give a set of three new abilities that could be performed in combat.

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