So this Dragon Delves touches upon the possibility of running a game with one player plus one DM.
Riddle me this: assuming they get juiced up a little by the Blessing of the Lone Champion, what sort of character would be best / most fun?
Off the top of my head . . .
A lone ranger, so to speak. Might want the Skilled feat to cover some of the social skills. Beastmaster would give him some company.
A paladin as the solitary questing knight archetype. Summon Steed, so he has someone to watch him do cool stuff.
A rogue / arcane trickster could be fun, and has a good mix of skills and spells and slipperiness, but you don't have that buddy helping you set up sneak attacks. Can a familiar do that?
A bard does that jack-of-all trades schtick better than anyone. A level of fighter and a Dex-build and a rapier would be pretty hip.
Riddle me this: assuming they get juiced up a little by the Blessing of the Lone Champion, what sort of character would be best / most fun?
Off the top of my head . . .
A lone ranger, so to speak. Might want the Skilled feat to cover some of the social skills. Beastmaster would give him some company.
A paladin as the solitary questing knight archetype. Summon Steed, so he has someone to watch him do cool stuff.
A rogue / arcane trickster could be fun, and has a good mix of skills and spells and slipperiness, but you don't have that buddy helping you set up sneak attacks. Can a familiar do that?
A bard does that jack-of-all trades schtick better than anyone. A level of fighter and a Dex-build and a rapier would be pretty hip.