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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9629417" data-attributes="member: 6716779">OK been thinking about this a bit more. . From DM side of things would be willing to play ball to some extent.   Dual daggers isn't ideal vs say a short sword and Scimitar.  No armors is harder but you can aquire mage armor in various ways.   My solution would be putting in some magic items. Dual +1 daggers by level 4ish. Mage armor won't be that good once magical studded leather starts turning up but opportunity cost Is kind low with+2 armored vs MA and that won't turn up until tier 2. Bracers of defense also exist.  There is a limit however. It's not on me to cover for poor choices. Dual Wielding paladin works well enough.    I can work with something like that bit not a mish mash of classes trying to do everything and paying the price. You would have to focus the build a bit more.  Because you're not trying to create a min max monster you would have some nice magic items to look forward to.  +1 daggers before level 5. Bracers of dense possibly tier 1 early tier 2.   Upgrade path for daggers would be an ability level 5ish a magic wager might deal an extra d4 radiant or psychic damage or d6 elemental.  A vicious dagger may be available later level 7 or 8 depending  on rest of the party. If someone's using a great weapon and feat for example I might bring the levels forward a bit. I'm not a fan of funneling the best weapons into the best builds. Human paladin magic Initate wizard (mage armor)and skilled does most of what your OP specified.  Warlock/paladin can also do it. Wouldn't do it until level 5 or 6+ though or dip one of the other. You'll pay for it at 5th level but RP as a crapppy archer with EB that level.</blockquote>

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