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At first I was just going to keep it the same, but the more I thought about it the better it sounded. I've added the archetype Guide to Rhydius. This will be the last decision I make for character creation, so I suppose I'll need re-approval at this point...

I'm learning more about Pathfinder everyday! I didn't realize that I could add another archetype as long as the features don't overlap. (I must've read over that section ten times when you suggested the trapper, but I never noticed it.) That said, you do make another apt suggestion. I thank you...

Chuckling aloud the dark haired tinker responds "What is with you tavern types and physical confrontation?" He clears a spot nearby and begins popping his finger joints, "I suppose a small contest of strength is as good a means to pass the time as any. Best two out-of three?" Sounds good...

Thanks for the suggestion, but I plan on sticking with the trapper archetype. It's just closer to my initial concept.

You have a valid point. I initially took the long view with the first version, but I may have gotten a little short sighted with ver. 2.0. I suppose that I could justify that since he is a wanderer that he could have run into most types of enemies, and has a penchant for dealing with any...

Was it for the same reasons Systole mentioned when he was talking me out of playing one? I'm curious to understand why players seem to have a hard time with rogues.

That'd be me. ;)

Continuing to periodically take in another mouthful of ale Rhydius asks "Do you know of any interesting ways to pass the time? Things seem to be a bit slow around here at the moment."

Lol. I'll take suggestions for a different portrait :D, but for now it cracks me up every time I see it.

Well, you gave me something to work with... I have to admit that the way you've done your skills was a lot easier to follow, so I mimicked it. As far as the class skill bonuses go I've made the changes. I added another section for attacks against favored enemies that should help clear things up.

Alright, Rhydius VanDarver now has a face! I read through the adventure, and had to laugh at some of Raynuncio's lines especially with the back and forth between him and Mowgli's Kalinn Ari "Frost".

Alright here's Rhydius again. I'm still working on the portrait. Let me know how I'm doing so far.

Thanks for the suggestion, this really fits quite well with my initial concept. My predisposition to trapmonkey-ing comes from a year spent playing DDO. They really went out of their way to make skill-based rogues almost a necessity.

This has been my first experience with PF and I thank you for the warning. I think I'll be revising him to fit a more involved role. As for his scores, I tend to take a late-game view, but I haven't done much PbP so I didn't have the pacing down. Knowing how long it could take to level does make...

Hi LPF crew! I've been working on Rhydius VanDarver since noon-ish... I think he's ready for approval. Let me know if I missed anything. **EDIT: please ignore for the time being I'm retooling this character.** **EDIT: ignore the previous edit! Re-tooling complete!**

"Pleased to make your acquaintance, Pendrake," Rhydius says before downing a large portion of his ale. He looks up, one eyebrow raised and remarks, "this ale ain't half bad," his surprised delight clearly showing through his words.

I'm assuming that Joe hands Rhydius a mug of ale at this point. I had planned on giving a little time for others to respond, but since it seems this thread has been dormant for a while I suppose I'll just go ahead. Rhydius raises his mug in salute, and nods toward the northerner. "Well met...

A clean shaven young man with dark, close cropped hair shuffles backward through the tavern door. He turns around looking over the room until his eyes rest on Joe. "You must be Joe," he says smiling faintly, "and that must mean that introductions are in order." "Call me Rhydius," he announces...

Having just been through the approval process, I think it works well. Having not put together a character in a while, I had several mistakes pointed out to me that could have become issues later on if my character hadn't been reviewed.

For Crafting I'd go with the generalization of Carpentry since someone who is a Cartwright by Profession uses a lot of the same skills and tools.