Previous examples were all focused on their primary weapon or weapons. A blend of Dodge and Power Attack feats, along with some miscellaneous utility feats make him a handy guy to have around.
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Swords aren’t the only thing fighters are good for. Take some Archer Path and blend in a healthy dose of Weapon Specialization and you’ve got a master with the bow.
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Gore-stained battle-axes not quite your style? Bulky armor interfering with your social activities? The Flynn is another brand of fighter entirely.
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DnD Frequently Asked Questions (updated 7.12.2002)

Gamestoppers, a series of articles describing the implementation of some of DnD’s more obscure or confusing rules.

Having gone over the major players in fighter feat-selection, let’s see what happens when a knight-in-shining-armor type ends up stuck in a dungeon after starting down a Mounted Combat path.
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If it comes to you as a shock that fighters make excellent ranged damage-dealers then you either had your head up your ass or you didn’t read the rules.
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Pick your weapon, pick it well. Invest feats into its efficacy which pursuing other paths. What was Ogami Itto without his fabled Dotanuki, after all? Well he was still a badass, but especially with that Dotanuki sword.
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Ah, the noble Cavalier. The ruthless Tartar ravaging the countryside… History and legend are full of accomplished Guys-On-Horses. The mounted Combat path takes care of many of the problems fighters had back in the 2nd Edition game, most notably the relative frailty of a mount compared to its accomplished rider. Horsies don’t get XP, you know.
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First Power Attack, now its compliment, Expertise.
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