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As the campaign I am playing in made the switch to 3.5, I found out that my Rogue "lost" Uncanny Dodge. In 3.0 you got it at level 3, but in 3.5 it got moved to 4th level. No explanation given. Oh, and BTW, I thought "refocusing" was kinda cheesy to begin with. Not that that stopped me from...

I agree whole-heartedly with the dread of the fighter "dead levels". In my current campaign, I had a character concept for a PC that was primarily a fighter with a few levels of rogue mixed in for a bit of diversity (a dwarf who was apprenticed early in life in the Dwarven Engineering Guild...

"8:58, first time I've ever been early for work. Well, except for all those stupid Daylight Savings days.....Lousy farmers." -- Homer Simpson

How about this scenario: Your druid is tasked with protecting the life of a simple critter (deer, fox, etc.) that is the target of a Royal Hunt. He must shadow the creature for lets say 8 hours and ensure that no harm comes to it, but he cannot openly attack the huntsmen. As for a direct...

4d6, reroll all 1's and drop the lowest. Arrange to taste. Throw the whole mess out if there aren't at least 2 +2 scores. I like for my player's to have characters that can actually DO something at first level, so decent bonuses are welcome.