Tier System for PrCs - Your help needed

[The_Mad_Linguist]

Or maybe just

Stronger
Strong
Even
Weak
Weaker


With a few special cases like Planar Shepherd getting "Strongest"

[Sinfire Titan]

Knight of the Raven (Expedition to Castle Ravenloft): Full BaB, 9/10s casting, easy entry requirements, gives you a moderately useful mini-familiar (minus XP loss and the 1 year wait if it dies), bonus domain, and the ability to spend Turn attempts to remove negative levels fro you and allies within 30ft (based on the number of HD you can turn). Not as good as the Bone Knight, but damn good for the 9/10s advancement.

[KellKheraptis]

I might have mentioned this before, but the current numbering scheme really is misleading at best.  I'd prefer if it were just descriptors IE

Great
Good
Even
Bad
Worst

Or something like that.

There's also the fact that a +2 tiers PrC turns a tier 3 into a tier 2, not a tier 3 into a tier 5.

IF I have several days off in a row to fully and categorically complete my book collection, I'll see about doing a massive thread for all of this, kind of like a quick and dirty build list for as many base and prestige classes and combos thereof as possible.  And if possible, put the top of the food chain in the first reply post (i.e. Druid/Planar Shepherd, SCM, Incantatrix, etc.).

[zook1shoe]

Zhentarim Skymage is a +2

[Kethrian]

I noticed you don't have any of the PrCs from Dragon Magic.  I just thought they might be a nice addition to your list, when you get around to evaluating them.