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So Ive got a build idea that Ill admit is a little weird, but should be a whole lotta fun. Ive recently found the goblin feat "Roll with it" and I would love to make a Goblin monk revolved around the concept. I know its not a very effective feat in a lot of circumstances, but thats what this forum is for. What could I do to make the spongiest goblin monk around? Any other damage absorbers thatll go well flavor-wise? How can I make that acrobatics skill climb? Id just love a little more insight, my GM is allowing one not-so-crazy template that makes sense for the character taking it and hes taking us to level 20 and as long as its first party its allowed, third party needs a bit of permission. Hes going to equal our characters insanity out with his own though, so...

I am not asking for you to change my mind in my class. My friend and I have a concept/bet going on right now that I don't intend to back out of. No money is involved; just honor. Luckily my definition of honor knows that sometimes outside information can be a great help. Sadly, due to the bet I can't use any classes or archetypes that allow me to use Sneak Attack damage, so the new multi-classing system is a no go. As long as it's paizo brand though, our table will allow it. We're sadly not opening it up for 3rd party this time around because we're playing with a new GM.

What I'd like to know is what feats and skills do you think I should be chasing after? Antipaladins already have a lot of the skills I thought I required, but I don't know if I want more. I'm also not looking to be a skill monkey obviously, I just want to rely on stealth to rip people apart. The armor is going to be virtually none or maybe just the Haramaki. I'm also not afraid of using the shields, a stealthy character with a shield sounds fun. Also; I'm playing a Fetchling and I want to use the Darkness Variant Channeling. Obviously I'm going with the Harm one. So the feat list would love a Improved Dark Sight in there earlier on. (I'm getting a pity item to counteract the light blindness.)

Even if they're just mere tips and you're not organizing it whatsoever; you're being a great help! Honestly, I like to organize my characters myself a little anyway. It keeps the "me" in it.