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So my buddy and I have been going to our local PFS group for a little while now, and then the unthinkable happened and he got one shot in a session. Part of the issue was that he and I were carrying the weight of the entire table, and he a lowish level cleric and I an also lowish level wizard couldn't fully make up for other members of our table.
Well I went to another few sessions, found a nice group of people, but my best friend stopped coming and I've found it a lot less amusing without him. He's agreed to come back and I decided to test the waters a little playing a level one alchemist and basically rolling the session I was in.
But my table was full of weird, ill conceived, characters. Ranging from a almost no stat above twelve wizard/monk, an oddly done druid/barb, and a ninja who... did nothing?
Most of the people we loved playing with are in the 4-5 bracket +
So here is my challenge. I normally play support characters, God Wizards to be exact. But I want to roll a new level one for when my buddy joins. I just want the ability to completely trivialize the encounter if I so wish. I probably wont, I just want to be able to turn around and make sure that he has fun regardless of other peoples... inability... to play. (Wizard color-sprayed the barb, cleric healed the big bad, ninja did nothing... so much GAH)
So what am I looking at? Gunslinger appeals to me, I just don't really build em. Summoner... was interesting until they killed synthesist.
Is it even possible?
(Imagine character concepts at both level 1 or 2, it depends on how much I want to cash in certain sheets)