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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5520027" data-attributes="member: 75065">With the limitations your choices are few in so far as powers. One cool thing about the bard is that you can take as many multiclass feats as you qualify for. Your build will  look something like this from what you said:level 1Gnome, BardBardic Virtue: Virtue of CunningFINAL ABILITY SCORESStr 8, Con 14, Dex 13, Int 16, Wis 10, Cha 18.STARTING ABILITY SCORESStr 8, Con 14, Dex 13, Int 14, Wis 10, Cha 16.AC: 17 Fort: 12 Reflex: 15 Will: 15HP: 26 Surges: 9 Surge Value: 6TRAINED SKILLSArcana +10, Diplomacy +9, History +8, Bluff +9, Streetwise +9, Stealth +7UNTRAINED SKILLSAcrobatics +1, Dungeoneering +1, Endurance +2, Heal +1, Insight +1, Intimidate +5, Nature +1, Perception +1, Religion +4, Thievery +1, Athletics -1FEATSBard: Ritual CasterLevel 1: Twilight AdeptPOWERSBard at-will 1: Vicious MockeryBard at-will 1: Misdirected MarkBard encounter 1: BlunderBard daily 1: Stirring ShoutITEMSRitual Book, Hide Armor, Light Shield, Wand ImplementRITUALSGlib Limerick, Brew PotionIt's not necessarily the Bard I'd prefer to play but if sneaky is the way you want to go than sweet as. Personally I prefer the Warlord as leader, but there is nothing sneaky about the Warlord whatsoever, although there is a Charisma build for the Warlord as well.Anyway, making a character that actually really sucks is quite challenging in 4e, so don't worry too much! Anyway, good luck and hopefully your DM can make the game enjoyable enough that the system becomes less jarring for you.</blockquote>

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