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Wow! You guys are all awesome! Thanks so much for all the help!

So, new stats are Str 14, Dex 17, Con 14, Int, Wis, and Cha 10. The first 3 stats will boost my combat ability significantly and give me more survivability while the high dex will still boost the skills I will use most often.

Since Str and Dex are closer together now, instead of taking Weapon finesse, I'll hold off and get Two Weapon Fighting for now for the extra attacks. River Rat will boost my dmg to 1d3+3/1d3+2 which is pretty cool and Swift as Shadows and Knife Master will give me extra Sneak attack Damage.

With the lower Int, Wis, and Cha, my character will worry less about being diplomatic and be more "this is the scheme we're doing and if it fails: fight or flight"

I can't wait to play this friday now! Thanks again!

So, I used to play 3rd Ed D&D about 10 years ago and I have read through most of the Pathfinder core book so I think I have most things down. I wanted to make a Halfling Rogue for the Pathfinder Society but I wouldn't mind some advice or tips more experienced players.

The character I have in my head is a halfling rogue that does a whole lot of sneaking and tosses around some daggers, of which he has plenty. Alot of ducking, stabbing, and trying not to get clobbered by the big uglies. With the two traits I'm allowed, I grabbed Reactionary for the Init boost and Child of the Streets. Figured they'd make the character very fluffy.

My initial rough draft sets him at Str10, Dex18, Con10, Int 14, Wis 13, and Cha 12 (after racial modifiers). Pretty balanced with Dex beings high so he can do all his rogue skills. I bought him some leather armour, daggers, one of which is his "lucky" silver dagger, and a sling staff. Point Blank Shot to boost his Sneak Attack.

I browsed the boards and blogs and read specializing is a MUST to be effective. Is this character too bland and balanced? Will he be all that effective in combat? Maybe dump Charisma and 1 Wisdom in favor or Strength to help out with the daggers? Any tips would be much appreciated. Thanks.