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<blockquote data-quote="wolfen" data-source="post: 1096516" data-attributes="member: 12717"><p>I agree, particularly at low levels. But a Fireball is a Fireball, and it's still the first 3rd lvl spell I take.</p><p></p><p>I play a Halfling Rogue 2 Sorc X. I agree with the comment above. I took the Rogue level 1 for the extra Skill pts, Sneak attack, and HP. I dumped most of the skill pts into charisma-based skills and my character is an effective diplomat/armtwister as a result.</p><p></p><p>Level 2 Rogue gets you Evasion, and that is a wonderful thing for a spellcaster, especially a dexterous Halfling. The d6 HD don't hurt.</p><p></p><p>Get Improved Initiative early on. If you've got a decent DEX, you will usually avoid a lot of danger and make much more use of your spells by getting to act before the other guys. This fact is underrated in my opinion.</p><p></p><p>Recently a couple members of my group and I were attacked and my little guy dealt more damage than either of them, and probably prevented their deaths.</p><p></p><p>Don't let your team whine at you because you're 2 spell levels behind -- remind them that you're still alive after the Fireball/Lightning Bolt/whatever because you took 2 Rogue levels. </p><p></p><p>wolfen</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wolfen, post: 1096516, member: 12717"] I agree, particularly at low levels. But a Fireball is a Fireball, and it's still the first 3rd lvl spell I take. I play a Halfling Rogue 2 Sorc X. I agree with the comment above. I took the Rogue level 1 for the extra Skill pts, Sneak attack, and HP. I dumped most of the skill pts into charisma-based skills and my character is an effective diplomat/armtwister as a result. Level 2 Rogue gets you Evasion, and that is a wonderful thing for a spellcaster, especially a dexterous Halfling. The d6 HD don't hurt. Get Improved Initiative early on. If you've got a decent DEX, you will usually avoid a lot of danger and make much more use of your spells by getting to act before the other guys. This fact is underrated in my opinion. Recently a couple members of my group and I were attacked and my little guy dealt more damage than either of them, and probably prevented their deaths. Don't let your team whine at you because you're 2 spell levels behind -- remind them that you're still alive after the Fireball/Lightning Bolt/whatever because you took 2 Rogue levels. wolfen [/QUOTE]
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