He is a Half umbral dragon half daemon son of the horseman of death Charon. I wield a scythe and my god will be urgothao.I am thinking of haveing a multi class of barbarian, undead lord cleric with the domains of death and strength, necromancer wizard, and sorcerer with dual bloodlines of both undead and daemon. I eventually want to become a lich and overtake my fathers place. Is this a good character. Should I take barbarian for fighting skills, am I too strong, is this possible. What would I look like.
Hang on what?
First things first, what do you want from this character? Do you want to do combat? Do you want to focus on spells?
It looks like you want to be a battle cleric, which is doable, but not with a scythe.
Have you thought about using the warpriest?
Any character that wants to become a lich isn't going to be a Good character. It may be an effective or enjoyable character, but the alignment is going to be Evil.
In this example, I would say it has too much multi classing.
With four different classes, you would have a BAB of +1 at 4th level. Even a pure wizard has a better BAB.
You could look at combining the Barbarian/Sorcerer using Bloodrager. Still a lot of multi classing, but at least for the Bloodrager levels you would have full BAB. Unfortunately, that doesn't work so well with the only way to advance in both cleric and arcane caster -- Mystic Theuge.
I would suggest skipping the wizard part completely, it requires too many good attributes (Wis, Int, Charisma) whereas both Cleric and Sorc can get some benefit from Charisma. Taking an Oracle of Bones (APG) may work better because then both the Oracle and Sorcerer would use Charisma as a casting stat.
You really need to pick fewer classes, especially since most of your choices are spell caster classes.
I'm getting a strong Poe's Law vibe.
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This sounds like something out of the old AD&D Deities & Demigods: Osiris- 20thlevel Cleric, 14th level Druid, 16th level Ranger, 20th level Magic-user, 15th level Bard :D Now THAT's some multi classing!