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Today at 3:00 pm MST, I will be running our little group through Dragon's Demand.
The group came together through school, and they all play primarily PFS because their characters are portable that way. The problem has arisen that some get to play way more often than others, and they no longer all fit in the same tiers. So they are all starting at level 1, and using these characters for when they get to play with each other.
The group has 4 players who are here, two siblings, the sister's boyfriend, and the sister's best friend. The usual fifth player is home after finals, but should be back today around 2. She is the perennial caster of the group, but everyone wants to mix up their roles.
The group so far:
The siblings are playing siblings, but cross gender.
The "brother" is a Half Orc Fighter who specializes in maneuvers and criticals. He took Butterfly's Sting and Combat Expertise. His weapon is a Nodachi for the crit range.
The sister is a half Orc Barbarian who dropped her mental stats to get very intimidating physical stats. She took Power Attack. When she power attacks while raging, she hits for 2d6+12 with her earth breaker.
Both of the Half Orcs have taken Shaman's Apprentice and Sacred Tattoo alternate radials, and Fate's Favored to help shore up the will saves v. domination. Both are wearing Four Mirror armor.
The boyfriend made a Human reach cleric of Desna with Luck and Travel Domains. She also wears four mirror armor and wields a long spear. I believe her stats are 17 str, 14 dex, con, wis, 10 cha.
The best friend is playing al elven witch who bumped Int all the way to 20, and took the fleet-footed trait, a greensting scorpion, reactionary, and improved initiative to get a 15 initiative and the slumber hex.
The last 1-2 players haven't e-mailed their characters in yet. They are not answering phone calls or e-mails, which is not unexpected or a bad thing. In order to start on time so we can run all the way through this weekend, we are hoping for some feedback on who you would add to this merry group.
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Personally, I would do something ranged (ranger, gunslinger, bow fighter) and something sneaky/support (bard, rogue, alchemist).
Since rogues aren't necessary you really could get away with anything in the last two slots. Are the bad guys mostly evil? Bring a paladin. Will it be set in nature? Bring a druid. Need lots of knowledge? Bring a wizard or bard.