With only 2 players, neither of them a healer, you'll need some help and good tactics.
At low levels, the help should involve goons. Get some mercenaries or Sandpoint guards, because otherwise you're likely to get a bit flattened as soon as one of you gets hit by an SoS or decent crit. Afzara is extremely fragile if anything gets her into melee. I'm amazed you've got this far, unless the GM has been halving the opponents.
You appear to have no missile weapons other than throwing a spear. No wonder you're getting nowhere against Erylium. With some proper preparation you'd have known what to bring (crossbows and special material arrows). So do lots of scouting, lots of research and lots of shopping.
Scribe Scroll is pretty useless for a sorcerer, as you can only scribe spells you know. And as you can spam them anyway, scrolls aren't a whole lot of good. For her, Improved Initiative is far better.
You'll need healing. Get a wand of CLW for 750gp and UMD it, if you can't do anything else. And at least 1 potion CLW in case Afzara goes down. Also some potions of Lesser Restoration.
Some numbers seem off. Afzara's melee spear should be at +2. Chuffy's fists should be +5 1d4+2, flurry +4/+4 1d4+2, unless I'm missing something.
That's an... unlikely pairing.
I'd strongly recommend, with two players, that you convince the GM to let you guys go gestalt. Otherwise the odd couple might have a short marriage. As I recall, none of the battles are very difficult before Elyrium, but she's very rough for a party without certain specialized options... and it'll just get tougher when you face what's next. Action economy is going to kill you before the bad guys get a chance to.
Incidentally, if you want a really, really good Goblin-Monk-type, find out if your GM will let you tweak your build a bit and I'll give you a roadmap to follow that was used by one of our PC's in RotRL. He was absolutely devastating in combat and a lot of fun for the player.
This is the Goblin Brawler that was made for our RotRL run... almost. It was run and played before the Crane Wing nerf, but has since been ret-conned without Crane Style so that its legal now as shown. This cat was devastating for us (but he was not a Gestalt).
Goblin 2nd level Monk (Master of Many Styles) / 15th level Fighter (Brawler)
Over-sized Ears racial trait
Attributes: (20 point buy)
STR - 10
DEX - 20 (+1 at 4th, 8th, 12th & 16th level)
CON - 14
INT - 14
WIS - 12
CHA - 5
Traits:
Goblin Foolhardiness (+1 melee attack bonus when no allies are adjacent)
Vagabond Child (+1 Disable Device, Disable Device is a class skill)
Feats:
1st - Weapon Finesse
1st - Two-Weapon Fighting
2nd - Improved Unarmed Strike
2nd - Stunning Fist
2nd - Snake Style
3rd - Snake Fang
3rd - Combat Reflexes
4th - Weapon Focus: Unarmed Strike
5th - Piranha Strike
6th - Weapon Specialization: Unarmed Strike
7th - Improved Two-Weapon Fighting
8th - Disruptive
9th - Agile Maneuvers
10th - Greater Weapon Focus: Unarmed Strike
11th - Stand Still
12th - Greater Two-Weapon Fighting
13th - Improved Critical: Unarmed Strike
14th - Critical Focus
15th - Sickening Critical
15th - Staggering Critical
16th - Critical Mastery
17th - Greater Weapon Specialization: Unarmed Strike
Skills:
Acrobatics* (1-17)
Climb* (2)
Swim* (3)
Survival* (2-3)
Disable Device* (1-17)
Perception* (1-17)
Stealth* (1-17)
To give you an idea, by 4th level, this is what he looked like:
4th level:
HP 30 (2d10+2d8+8), Fort +8, Reflex +8 (w/Evasion), Will +3
Armor Class: 23
10 +5 [Dex] +1 [Small] +5 [Chain Shirt] +2 [Shield]
Attack: +11/+11, Snake Fang w/Combat Reflexes
+3 [BAB] +5 [Dex] +1 [Small] -2 [TWF] +1 [Trait] +2 [Brawling] +1 [Focus]
Damage: 1d6+2
1d6 +2 [Brawling]
Equipment: 6000
Brawling Mithril Chain Shirt +1 (5,000), Mithril Heavy Steel Shield (1,000)
That means that when he flurried he had two attacks per round - but when he was attacked in return, every single time anyone missed him he got an Attack of Opportunity right back. That REALLY begins to add up. Next level he bought an Agile Amulet of Mighty Fists and his damage went through the roof. Down the road he gets some abilities that spell absolute doom for enemy spellcasters...
Also with his fists dont u add bab to damage. For unarmed strike i believe that I add my bab 2 with my str 2 with the flurry attack bonus 1 that it shows in the core rulebook. Also dont forget i get +1 on attack rolls for being small. Thxs guys for your thoughts.
You don't add BAB to damage, and you don't add the flurry hit bonus to the normal hit bonus. So flurry is just +1/+1 (which is actually +3 full BAB, -2 for TWF equivalent), +2 (Str) +1 (size) = +4/+4.
Wiggz, are the levels of fighter necessary to make that build work, or can you go straight monk? I recently built a monk for PFS and I'm trying to figure out what to do with him. Made him a human and went weapon finesse route.
Also, if he was a Master of Many Styles, how did he flurry? Or did you mean TWF?
Sorry - should have been TWF.
No, that build is all about the Brawler (Fighter version). The bonus to attack and damage he gets from Close Combat and the way he absolutely shuts down opposing casters in the middle to high levels all comes from Brawler. The two Monk levels come at 2nd and 3rd.
I have a Human version of this build I intend to play in PFS myself - he's not as good but he's still very, very strong. When you're making 6 attacks per round and then another 4-6 attacks of opportunity, you're literally like the Tasmanian Devil out there.
Maybe Oracle would be better? A few spells in his back pocket for Emergency Buttons? or Magus for the heavy artillary?
How do you get 6 attacks per round in PFS? Or did you mean outside of PFS at high levels?
At 12th level, with Greater TWF, this character would have six attacks per round. Assuming you got to play him at that level of course.
A more traditional two-handed fighter would have 6 attacks per round at 11th.
My only concern with going with the brawler is damage reduction. Does it show up very often in ROTRL?
I just rebuilt this character to include the new Pummeling Style which takes care of all DR concerns and gives you some nice tricks to boot.
