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I have experience with a Bard, but I mainly play single-class characters. I can tell you this, Suggestion was THE reason why playing a Bard was fun for me. It's a very powerful ability with a Will Save that scales with your level and you have it available more times a day than you could hope...

Because you can bull-rush a giant spider the size of a school bus out of the way so your allies can escape. Because you can do such insane amounts of damage that your enemies will be rolling to survive massive damage three times a round before long. Because you are tough enough that you can...

Because Fighters are friggin' awesome and you have spellcasters in your party who know their job well enough to know that their job is buffing you up.

Am I the only one who seriously thinks a Paladin is perfect for this?

I'm not going to try to persuade you to not play a Warblade, but if I was going to be in a two-person party and the other PC was a Rogue... I'd play a Paladin. Not to be a dick, but because it's the original odd couple and it'd be fun. And surprisingly, those two characters can compliment each...

So here's where I'm headed... Improved Initiative Quick Draw Brachiation (it's part of an inside joke our group has about that feat) Extra Ki (CS) Spectral Skirmisher (PHB2) so I can get some more attacks while invisible I'm also taking the Skill Trick Acrobatic Backstab to give me some more...

So I'm going to be playing in a new game with some friends from way back and it's going to be 3.5. I didn't want to leave Pathfinder and there's things I'm not looking forward to with the 3.5 mechanics, but it's a really fun group that I'm completely very excited to be playing with again...

The Tank: They don't just take damage, they deal it, too. The typical full-plate Fighter or Paladin fills this just fine. If you had to choose between super-high hitpoints or super-high AC, go for the hitpoints. If you're too hard to hit your enemies will probably start to ignore/avoid you...