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The tank usually takes and deals damage The caster(primary utility of the magical sort)/debuff, battlefield control Skills Monkey(handle variety of situations without magic) may also be the social face of the party The healer(primary job is to buff)

I ran my first session recently, and I got into the individual NPC's personalities, which helped with the RP experience. I will do it more so in the sessions to come. I played a lot of the bandits as having rough child hoods where they had to steal or kill to get their way. The PC's are now...

Go with what fits the concept if you cant decide Half-elves dont get immunity to sleep.

Why can't the archer tumble out of range, then tag the melee guy with vital strike. The archer could also have a potion of haste to keep the fighter away.

You want us to post questions about mechanics here or to your email?

I forgot all the cleric spells still stack in 3.5. I have been playing pathfinder recently, but yeah if he wants BAB don't multi-class, just cast a spell. He can renew that spell everyday, but character levels are forever. ;)

Practiced spellcaster does not replace the spell(s) lost due to multiclassing. It only gives you caster levels for the purpose of determining how good a spell is. As an example if you have a monk3/cleric7 with practiced spellcaster and you cast a cure spell you will do Xd6+10 instead of xd6+7...

I agree with this. Warn 'em then burn 'em.

It would be more balanced if you the DM ran an NPC or he allowed one of you to run two players. If the group goes gestalt just remember some combinations are more powerful than others.

I tagged him too.

If you really want the domain powers which may not do much good in the end I would go archivist/cloistered cleric, but I think going Archivist 20 is more powerful.

When I said same as called shots I was probably saying I did not agree with the concept. I probably should have said "see called shots" I also forgot the "]" to end the quote. It has been corrected now.

How would taking a level in monk help. I will admit I am not a fan of the monk's mechanics, but I am not going to try to tell you not to do, if you think it fits your concept.

I dont understand. I am not picking at your rules by the way. I just like to see(understand) other people's reasoning. I have picked up a lot from different people on various boards, and I don't always "get it" at first.

6+2d6 would give you a minimum of 8 and a max of 18 before racial modifier. Others can echoed my sentiments on this These only restrict the players, and I can see no reason for denying them, but as long as your players are not complaining about it....... "No", is not telling me much so I can't...

Mechanically speaking I think you would be better off with the spell levels, but sometimes its worth it to drop some power if an ability is needed to represent your RP'ing idea. If you guys are playing to level 20 it wont be much of a difference, but if you are won't get that far I might go with...

Were you looking for some sort of feedback?

Are they in enemy territory with no chance for any friendlies or at least neutral beings around?

Many DM's have games breaking down around level 13, but I have heard for Pathfinder it extends to about 16 which is good.