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Artificer is 4 skillpoints. Options not yet mentioned: 6 skillpoints: Halfling Druid Racial Substitution (Races of the Wild) Halfling Monk Racial Substitution (Races of the Wild) 8 skillpoints: Elven Ranger Racial Substitution (Races of the Wild) 10 skillpoints: Changeling Rogue Racial...

I'd suggest acquiring a Ring of Sustenance if there is very little down time. One of the benefits of 8 hours of sleep is renewing your spells for the day. Use the extra 6 hours you're not sleeping to accomplish more important things.

Judging by the Quill's text, "Beloved by wizards everywhere, this magical quill can scribe a scroll for you, leaving you free to pursue other activities." I'd say The answer to your 2nd question is Yes. Now, to address scribing while camping in the wild and how long it would take, the item...

It's not flashy, but Improved Initiative is always a great fallback for "I dunno what feat to pick". That's assuming Leadership isn't allowed.

The spell Find Traps is Divine and will give you the Rogue ability without needing to use up a feat. The spell will also grant you a bonus to your Search for those traps of 1/2 your caster level so you can save some of your skillpoints.

That is what I made This Thread for. Quick answer, Divine Insight(as @Empirate mentioned), Wieldskill and Master's Touch will provide a level 9 Archivist with a +23 to any skill check. Cast Divine Insight early in the day and it'll last 9 hours waiting for you to discharge it as an immediate...

Dire Badgers can burrow and leave tunnels. Summon Nature's Ally II. It'd be slow going though at 10'/round. Is the fungus damaging when inhaled, or when touching the skin? If only inhaled, what mundane options might you have for not breathing for (2000 feet at 30' per round) 6 minutes, 42...

Classics: Monk's Belt. Bracers of Armor.

Ah, THIS is the message I missed. Sorry all.

So, I wanted to share the conclusion of the encounter. First off, some additional info. The guy who plays our full Orc Barbarian had missed the session where we drew cards, so he ended up drawing 14 of them. Got a cool weapon, soul trapped (which he un-Wished), had alignment turned to Lawful...

Update: While thinking of ways a Druid could accomplish Rogue-like skills due to This Thread, I thought of a few more. Open lock: Passwall, Shatter, Warp Wood, Soften Earth and Stone, Wood Shape, Stone Shape, Rusting Grasp Disable Device: Rusting Grasp, Shatter

I'd suggest a Druid. You cover the Caster and Healer roles easy. As for skillmonkey, you get a bunch of scouting related skills and the social skill Diplomacy built in. For the Rogue-y skills you may need to get a little more creative with spells. Consider This Thread for suggestions. Gaining...

While your idea could lead to very interesting gameplay dynamics, if you're developing all this alterations to justify how someone young could develop ability into a class that for flavor purposes suggests years of education to achieve, you might be working to hard. A simpler solution could be...

Wild Empathy doesn't allow the use of Handle Animal for influencing attitudes, because Wild empathy itself serves as Diplomacy for this purpose. Since your Wild Empathy is your Druid/Ranger level + Charisma mod., I usually write "Wild Empathy" on my character sheet with my list of skills, and...

This has been discussed before. Here, Here and Here. Here is a handbook on the subject. The official Website says This. note,"Spell areas that include both an antimagic area and a normal area, but are not centered in the antimagic area, still function in the normal area. If the spell's center...

... heh, this is a simple and elegant solution. I'm the primary healer, no one really would think twice if I walked up to them and cast a touch spell. Excellent, and cheaper than an assassin! (although I love the assassin idea, my DM already approved me seeking one out) I texted my DM with...

I've seen a Shadow companion played in combat by incorporeally sinking into the ground, leaving only the head sticking up. The DM allowed it to be considered tiny sized for the purpose of being hit, it worked pretty well. It's still a single trick, and takes a number of rounds to be really...

This is actually not the first time these characters had encountered the deck. They seemed pretty eager to give it another run. I'm still learning how this group of players work, this is my 3rd time sitting in, 2nd time playing. Character death seems to be something they roll well with, as...

Quite a few characters opted to draw multiple cards. I watched the shuffling between draws, it really was by chance but the number of cards chosen increased the odds. For RP reasons my character only selected one card. The DM made clear he wanted an attempt on the PC's life to be the...

So lat night's session, we encountered a Deck of Many things. 6 players were present, three drew the Jack of Spades which states, "One of your friends turns against you". Our DM has pulled 3 of us aside individually and assigned a sudden, murderous impulse toward one other party member. The...