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<blockquote data-quote="Baumi" data-source="post: 5511301" data-attributes="member: 2569">You certainly have a very unusual party, but don't give up them yet. Find your strength and use it to your advantage! Since you are good at range, stealth and healing try guerrilla/hit and run tactics, which should be much easier to pull of than with a normal 5-Character Group.Try to trick single targets (or very small groups) into ambushes, the Monk should either stay hidden and suddenly flank them or protect you in melee while you and the sorcerer quickly take one or two enemies out. Your healing should be more then adequate to make quick high risk Maneuvers possible. The important thing is that you should always be ready to back out of a fight if something goes wrong, especially if you stumble into a combat instead of initiating it.The important thing is that you have a talk about tactics with the others and stick to the plan.If you can get to play an additional defender then use that opportunity, but I would recommend either to play an essential Character (Knight!) or a DMG2 Companion (but be certain that the GM doesn't count Companions as full Player Characters since they are a bit weaker in their Roles).By the way it looks like that no one uses the Character Builder, which I would recommend since some of your group doesn't seem to have a good grasp of the rules yet. The Powers all have a summary of the Attack and Damage for the powers, which should really help them out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baumi, post: 5511301, member: 2569"] You certainly have a very unusual party, but don't give up them yet. Find your strength and use it to your advantage! Since you are good at range, stealth and healing try guerrilla/hit and run tactics, which should be much easier to pull of than with a normal 5-Character Group. Try to trick single targets (or very small groups) into ambushes, the Monk should either stay hidden and suddenly flank them or protect you in melee while you and the sorcerer quickly take one or two enemies out. Your healing should be more then adequate to make quick high risk Maneuvers possible. The important thing is that you should always be ready to back out of a fight if something goes wrong, especially if you stumble into a combat instead of initiating it. The important thing is that you have a talk about tactics with the others and stick to the plan. If you can get to play an additional defender then use that opportunity, but I would recommend either to play an essential Character (Knight!) or a DMG2 Companion (but be certain that the GM doesn't count Companions as full Player Characters since they are a bit weaker in their Roles). By the way it looks like that no one uses the Character Builder, which I would recommend since some of your group doesn't seem to have a good grasp of the rules yet. The Powers all have a summary of the Attack and Damage for the powers, which should really help them out. [/QUOTE]

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