So my rogue just died... sad face. :-(
But this gives me an opportunity to make a new character... happy face. :-)
Heres the deal, its a 3 person party. Two others are an inquisitor and a drood.
We get two traits from the core rulebook, and are level 6. I rolled for stats and got. 16 16 15 15 14 13
Was looking at barbarian, but also wizard or sorcerer. But i can never make up my mind about anything.
And input on what classes you think we need would be awesome.
I might also add can only use core rulebook and APG. cheers
What kind of characters are the inquisitor and druid?
Best way to describe inquisitor is a dwarf tank lol, spends a round buffing up. Has huge ac, and decent hitting power.
The druid, moderate shapechanging, with a fair use of burst spells. Call lightning, etc.
The stats are pre racial
Wizard it is then. Or Witch if you want.
You have a group of damage dealers best thing you can do is support them by debuffing the enemy.
Go elf and stick that 14 into con so you can enjoy a positive modifier. :)
As a PFS player, stats like that would make me drool. Reminds me (sort of) of a character I rolled for Palladium that had several stat roll dice explosions.
I think a Ranger would be a great choice. This assists with the skill gap, is more survivable than the Rogue, and can be good in melee or at range.
You've got a tank and a spellchucker, both of which can heal. The tank is also skill-monkey-ish, so you don't really need to be another skill monkey.
So, basically, it's really up to what kind of play you want to do. Ranged or melee? Spells or weapons? Skirmisher or tank?
A dedicated healer might be useful, but not necessary. A full BAB tank can be nice.
Rangers are always fun. VERY versatile. I guess alchemists are too.
What did you like about playing the rogue? Did you want a similar experience or a different one?
The rogue was aiming towards assassin/spy master. It did alright in combat, but was aimed more towards social interaction.
I suppose i want a more combat focused character this time, deal a bit more damage in the old encounters.
Then something Full BABy might be good.
Still say a wizard will do your group bigger favors. Full BABy just means you are rushing in to die first while the inquisitor spends his first round buffing and the druid putzes around with wild shape or what not.
Heck play sorcerer. Still be socially inclined while a good spellcaster. Win-win all around.
Hey wait... do you roll for stats in PFS? I thought you did 20-point buy.
Hey wait... do you roll for stats in PFS? I thought you did 20-point buy.
You do. He pointed it out mainly because the OP's stats come out to somethin like 41 point buy.
Which would make anyone drool.
I personally like witches better than wizards, but mostly because I'm always afraid of running out of spells, and (most) hexes you can do all day.
Hey wait... do you roll for stats in PFS? I thought you did 20-point buy.You do. He pointed it out mainly because the OP's stats come out to somethin like 41 point buy.
Which would make anyone drool.
Bingo.
The thing with this outlay is that you really have the spread to do pretty much anything. I just tend towards things with additional skills (1) because I play PFS, where skills are really important and (2) because a 3 player party has fewer skill ranks to go around.
Those are monk stats man, stick the big ones in wisdom and strength, distribute the others how you like. Get that druid to barkskin you, you'll be fine.
Honestly though, don't even worry about party balance. Go with what is in your heart... what have you always wanted to play? If its something that doesn't fit than oh well!
Monk would be fun!!! You would be mobile enough to flank with the animal companion and inquisitor.
Remember Addicted, Siliquai is still "in the shadows" in "The Good The Bad and The Wiscrani", not dead. Msg Me