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<blockquote data-quote="Lore Raithbone" data-source="post: 4289438" data-attributes="member: 60920">I came into this thread to post that <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />- I'm a wandering minstrel, who tells stories and performed for the masses. My gilded tongue and skill with the lute enables me to encourage friends and captivate foes. In a pinch, I can survive through my skill with a blade, by the deft lift of a few coins, or by beguiling another with a bit of distracting illusion magic.This isn't too bad, just make an Artful Dodger charisma Rogue who can play an instrument who Multiclasses into Warlock (Fey Pack) to concentrate on the distracting illusion magic, or simply be a Warlord who takes skill training (bluff), focuses on charisma, and re-rewrites some of the &quot;moves enemies or gives them penalties etc&quot; powers as being illusions.&nbsp; That would probably be closer to what you want (and is what the Bard is going to be anyway I believe, an Arcane Leader).- I am a battlemancer. I draw my mystic power from battle itself, using magic with blade, bow, and shield to make me an unstoppable foe. As I raise my mystic defenses and armor of force, I can halt one set of foes with a gesture while destroying another with blasts of fire and lightning. I can charge into whirling melee, trusting my armor and magic to defend me while I channel arcane forces through my blade and lay my foes to waste. Should my arcane power be defeated or denied, I can still carry the day with my mastery of steel.A little bit harder, but an Eladrin Wizard who simply takes the armor proficiencies, Wizard of the Spiraled Tower, and multiclasses into Fighter can do this.&nbsp; Your stats are a bit all over the place, but you could always also be a Warlord Wizard who gives up his paragon path to gain a bevy of Wizard powers (and retrains them to be higher level at the appropriate level)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lore Raithbone, post: 4289438, member: 60920"] I came into this thread to post that :) - I'm a wandering minstrel, who tells stories and performed for the masses. My gilded tongue and skill with the lute enables me to encourage friends and captivate foes. In a pinch, I can survive through my skill with a blade, by the deft lift of a few coins, or by beguiling another with a bit of distracting illusion magic. This isn't too bad, just make an Artful Dodger charisma Rogue who can play an instrument who Multiclasses into Warlock (Fey Pack) to concentrate on the distracting illusion magic, or simply be a Warlord who takes skill training (bluff), focuses on charisma, and re-rewrites some of the "moves enemies or gives them penalties etc" powers as being illusions. That would probably be closer to what you want (and is what the Bard is going to be anyway I believe, an Arcane Leader). - I am a battlemancer. I draw my mystic power from battle itself, using magic with blade, bow, and shield to make me an unstoppable foe. As I raise my mystic defenses and armor of force, I can halt one set of foes with a gesture while destroying another with blasts of fire and lightning. I can charge into whirling melee, trusting my armor and magic to defend me while I channel arcane forces through my blade and lay my foes to waste. Should my arcane power be defeated or denied, I can still carry the day with my mastery of steel. A little bit harder, but an Eladrin Wizard who simply takes the armor proficiencies, Wizard of the Spiraled Tower, and multiclasses into Fighter can do this. Your stats are a bit all over the place, but you could always also be a Warlord Wizard who gives up his paragon path to gain a bevy of Wizard powers (and retrains them to be higher level at the appropriate level) [/QUOTE]

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