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I'm currently playing a Gestalted Wizard/Ranger. We have hit 11th level and I'm having trouble picking my 11th level feat. I'm built as a crafting archer. I'm a teleportation specialist with a bonded item, and an Archer Ranger with an animal companion. My feats so far are:
We are playing through the Rise of the Runelords AP and I am looking to splash into another class other than my primary class. What we have in our party so far are: An Alchemist
I'm looking to splash into either Cleric or Inquisitor, to gain a movement speed boost. What I cant decide is which class would be better to dip into. At most I'm going to take 2 levels of either of them. Okay, More background:
It's a bit of a level hit, but you could also take a level of sorceror. Gives you a few 0 level spells you can cast infinitely, a couple first level spells, and eschew materials for free.
You probably mean Iowa City? I mean, since Dubuque is already in Iowa and everything :P I understood what you meant... Iowa (as in the school) I'm also in Dubuque and wouldn't mind giving the PFS a try, I'm in a regular game on tuesdays. I also run a small Kingmaker game on the side.
Also not exactly a spell, but Quall's Feather Token Tree. I managed to bullrush the Arch-Villain (later revealed to be 5 levels superior) over the edge of a balcony over the pit of a volcano. One token later, and the trunk was starting to burn and we could see crushed and mangled bad-guy at the bottom.
He is starting at Second Level, with the initial class being Rogue. **history**
Growing up his parents were a Priest and a Mage who were preparing him to become a mage. (Scholar of the Great Beyond). He always suffered from an excess of curiosity (Dangerously Curious)which lead to an accident when he was 12 or 13 with the end resulting in his parents deaths. The stigma of causing his parents death led him onto the streets, where he was taken in by a group of ne’er-do-wells that took him in and began teaching him the thiefly arts. Although he was taught to steal, it never fully settled with him to steal from those that didn’t deserve it, targeting primarily those who had more than they needed and sharing it with those who had nothing. After a few years he met up with [Nanks guy]. Though they were from different backgrounds they came together and honed their skills. [Nanks guy’s] temper tended to get the best of him, one night the two raided the storehouse of a local merchant, a man notorious for swindling his customers, and the whole caper went sideways, two of the merchants employee’s ended up dead, and the two ran and ended up parting ways. It was the last time he saw [Nanks guy]. Fleeing the city he escaped into the wilderness. One night while trying to steal enough food to eat he was caught by a traveler. The traveler recognizing the gift that he possessed, he invited him to share his food and asked many questions about his past. The traveler was a mage, an elf who studied for a time with his father, he told him tales of fantastic treasures and wonders from a time long gone. Amazed with the tales, and filled with feelings he hadn’t felt in ages. He asked the man if he could accompany him, if he could help him learn to use the power of magic, to hone his talents and become the best that he could. The traveler took him in and began to teach him the different styles of magic, after 2 long years of study he settled on Transmutation as his specialty, its magic offered an extra benefit by augmenting his thiefly abilities enabling him to further hone his talents. Finally after nearly 2 more years of study he has set out on his own armed with the skill of a rogue and the talents of a transmuter ready to do what he can to help those who need it.
What is your objective with the class? If it isnt necessarily to build towards arcane trickster what are you trying to accomplish? Do you want to sneak attack with spells? Do you want to focus on covering the rogue and wizard utility roles? Because this kind of multiclass spreads you rather thin, its a good idea to figure out exactly what you want to do before building it. The overall objective is to fill the rogue/wizard utility roles. The primary difficulty I'm having is deciding on a feat to take for first level. I don't imagine him as much of a combat guy, more the cheese-it and run type. Would providing the background I've written up for him help with suggestions?
It's somewhat of a hybrid. Primarily staying to Core Pathfinder though. For stat generation we used 4d6 drop the lowest re-roll 1's
If you do stick to multiclassing you should really reconsider being a half-elf instead of an elf. The dex and con will even themselves out by switching them, so you'll in essence be giving up spell penetration for either more hit points or more skills. If I were to go Half -Elf I'd rearrange stats so they remain the same, and I have considered it for min/max (having both my classes as Favored) It is definitely something I will consider more thoroughly.
I'm new to pathfinder, but a veteran player. I'm building a Transmuter/Rogue for use in a 5 man party made up of myself, a Druid, a Monk, a Fighter and either a paladin or a fighter. Here is my build so far. The biggest thing I'm having an issue deciding on is skill selection, and feat selection. I'd like to build towards Arcane Trickster, but may just stick as simply MC. Elf Transmuter/Rogue 1/1
The UMD is primarily because from the background of the charecter, as are the traits. |
