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invisiblecastle.com/stats/view/17338/ For some reason I couldn't rearrange the stats? But I'll use those 6 scores and rearrange them in the character creation process, since a Rogue with 10 Dex is not possible in 4e since 99% of their power is dependent of dexterity.

I'm interested. Not sure I like the idea of random scores, since 4e is so much about equality and everything in char-gen is fixed, but oh well. I got this idea of a circus acrobat (Rogue).

It may take only a few minutes for new players to skim over their powers and get an understanding of what they can do, but it takes far longer time to truly use a high level character optimally. I play in a high-level tabletop D&D 3.5 campaign and while I've been playing 3.5 ever since it came...

Winter, you've only spent 21 points out of 32. Also I would advise you to go up higher in strength, since that one is your primary ability and almost everything fighterish is based upon it. Also I'd suggest you to put stats the way they are in 4e, since they are put in pairs: Str or Con is used...

Ahh. Appears that's something I have carried over from 3.5, where those defenses were saves. :(

18 Dexterity and Leather armor gives 16 AC. Human and the feat Human Perserverance gives +2 to all saves EXCEPT AC, which is why Reflex is higher.

Human Wizard 1 Unaligned Strength 11 (+0) Constitution 10 (+0) Dexterity 14 (+2) Intelligence 20 (+5) Wisdom 15 (+2) Charisma 11 (+0) Armor Class 16, Fortitude Defense 12, Reflex Defense 17, Will Defense 16 Initiative +2, Speed 6 HP 20 (Bloodied 10, Healing Surge 5, Surges per day 6) BASIC...

My own version of the Swashbuckler is a Rogue. Yes, you need Weapon Proficiency, but Rapier is a weapon that has +3 proficiency bonus, deals 1d8 damage and is a light blade, which means all of the Rogue's exploits can be used. The Rogue has precise strikes, flourish and other such attacks which...

Well, the Rogue I am working on has: AC: 16 Fortitude: 15 Reflex: 18 Will: 15 Fortitude and Will aren't really that much lower than the AC. Unless there was something I missed somewhere.

Well, I mean that characters may have some saves that are as high or even higher than AC. AC isn't automatically the highest save. Also in the example of the rogue, he has powers that hit not only AC, but also Will and Reflex. So with Piercing Strike at-will power the Rogue has +4 more to hit...

I think it's going to be quite rare to have 4 more AC than you have in your other stats. The characters I've been working on so far have about the same in saves as in AC, so it's not going to be that much higher unless you're a character in a plate with a shield.

I don't know if this has been asked elsewhere in the board. Anyway, the question I have is if Wizards somehow gain a bonus to hit with their spells the same way weapon users do. For instance a Wizard level 1 with 18 intelligence appears to hit with +4 at the various saves. Meanwhile a Rogue...

I don't think Crysania was attracted to him due to his charisma, but instead because she had an unending belief that there was good in him. As for Tanis, then you can have a friend or two even with a charisma of 10 (possibly lower), it's just that you'll have a harder time making one. There are...

The woman gives no reply to the barmaid's quick comment, but instead turns her entire attention to the one in front of her. "Oh, my dear, did I forget to introduce myself? Oh, I guess I did, how dreadful. My name is Megan Archer-Davies. As for my reason for being here, then I am simply seeking...

Raistlin, 22 and 32 point versions: 22 points: Str 10, Con 8, Dex 13, Int 18 (20 with Human bonus), Wis 13, Cha 10 32 points: Str 11, Con 10, Dex 14, Int 18 (20 with Human bonus), Wis 15, Cha 11 In honesty I feel the 22 points suits him best. I just don't see Raistlin having other high stats...

Caramon is a Fighter, definitely not a Warlord. As I see it, the party is this: Raistlin: Wizard Tanis: Ranger Caramon: Fighter Flint: Fighter Sturm: Fighter or Paladin (Maybe Multiclass feat: Warlord) Tasselhoff: Rogue Yes, I know that's a lot of defenders, but that is how the party is built...

Well, since all characters have healing surge, a party doesn't need a cleric as much as they did in 3.X. In fact they recommend 1 leader, but that doesn't have to be a cleric, it could be a warlord instead.

What is that path route thingie? Not sure where you get that. But yeah, multiclassing as we know it from 3.5 and prestige classes are gone. You now take the class that fits you the most (in this case I think Fighter or Paladin suits Sturm the most) and then simply fits the rest.

Shouldn't Sturm be a Paladin rather than Warlord? Possibly a Paladin with the Warlord multiclass feat. Paladin is the heavily armored knightly type more than the Warlord. Also Tanis is an archer, which means he's most likely a Ranger rather than Warlord. Rangers gain abilities that makes them...

After some consideration I think I'll just stick to my Trandoshan. Will just make sure I'm not saved by anyone and it'll be fine. Otherwise I might simply be one of those who doesn't put anything in those old stupid rules made by old stupid Doshies...