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<blockquote data-quote="tuxgeo" data-source="post: 6697667" data-attributes="member: 61026">For the sake of fuller disclosure, I should elaborate: most of any inadequacies of use of Guran's traits are probably my own fault. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />I mean, Guran is 3rd level, so his Sneak Attack should be 2d6, and is listed that way in the Rogues' Gallery; but the last time (or two? or three?) that I had him roll SA, I used 1d6 instead. That's simply sloppiness on my part. If Guran is going to become a better example what a Moradin-worshipping dwarf should look like, he is going to have to work at it. For future advancement -- are we going to be using Feats? Multiclassing? If we're using Feats, I could try to make Guran a little more devout by having him converse more with Father Spec, perhaps on the subject of theology, and on what it feels like to be a cleric; then, when Guran gets one more level in the Rogue class, he could take the &quot;Resilience&quot; (WIS) Feat, gaining +1 WIS (raising that score to a 14 instead of a 13), and gaining Proficiency in WIS saving throws. Does that sound like a way to go? With will and effort, Guran could partly overcome his merely ordinary Intelligence somewhat, and perhaps become a better example for others.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tuxgeo, post: 6697667, member: 61026"] For the sake of fuller disclosure, I should elaborate: most of any inadequacies of use of Guran's traits are probably my own fault. :) I mean, Guran is 3rd level, so his Sneak Attack should be 2d6, and is listed that way in the Rogues' Gallery; but the last time (or two? or three?) that I had him roll SA, I used 1d6 instead. That's simply sloppiness on my part. If Guran is going to become a better example what a Moradin-worshipping dwarf should look like, he is going to have to work at it. For future advancement -- are we going to be using Feats? Multiclassing? If we're using Feats, I could try to make Guran a little more devout by having him converse more with Father Spec, perhaps on the subject of theology, and on what it feels like to be a cleric; then, when Guran gets one more level in the Rogue class, he could take the "Resilience" (WIS) Feat, gaining +1 WIS (raising that score to a 14 instead of a 13), and gaining Proficiency in WIS saving throws. Does that sound like a way to go? With will and effort, Guran could partly overcome his merely ordinary Intelligence somewhat, and perhaps become a better example for others. [/QUOTE]

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