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As the title...
Race:Dwarf
4 levels of Rogue (Unchained, Trapsmith archetype)
Follows a dwarven deity, preferred use of favored weapon
10 levels of ???
Any Paizo source

Role:
Dealing with the traps and...?

We will be playing Tomb of the Iron Medusa module with 3 players in a few days. One player is planning a dwarven Inquisitor/Bolt Ace. The other is also a dwarf, probably "with an axe."

Looking for suggestions on what to do with the other 10 levels, feats, traits, rogue talents to be "the best" at... something, maybe something that uses the sneak attack?

DM makes reasonable accommodations in house rules (ex:make a trait so quarterstaff is finesse-able or while those two archetypes modify the same thing, the modifications don't conflict so you can use both, etc.)

Thanks!

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Character creation: 10 June
First session: 08 July

20 points for ability scores
Max hp at first level
Max gold per starting class
Min 4 + INT skill points/level
2 traits (campaign traits optional)

Suggested starting backgrounds:
You are a member of the Pathfinder Society sent to investigate the odd weather.
You have been sent by the government of Taldor to investigate the same.
You grew up in/around the village of Heldren in Taldor.

If you want to play a witch, especially a "winter witch," or someone from Irrisen, let me know so we can talk about how to make you background work well in the campaign.

Some of you are only recent arrivals to the Taldan village of Heldren, while some of you may have been here a while longer. Regardless, all of you notice that the town has been experiencing an unnatural cold as of late.

Despite the fact that it's the height of summer, heavy snowfall has blanketed the village and the surrounding forests. Investigations into the frozen woods have come up with no answers as to the source of the onslaught of cold, only whispers of an unnatural presence and new, dangerous predators.

In any event, life goes on for the townsfolk, with the only noticeable differences being the hunters and loggers that bundle up for long shifts in the snow and the whispering rumors that drift through the streets.