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<blockquote data-quote="theNater" data-source="post: 4294448" data-attributes="member: 62560">Rogue is good, but have you considered ranger?An elf ranger with the Longstrider(16) power, Boots of Striding, and light armor can have a speed of 14 if he uses Expeditious Stride(10).&nbsp; You can get a pretty good turn of speed with any combination of those speed increasers.&nbsp; To &quot;spring attack&quot; you can use your move action to approach, then hit with Evasive Strike(1) or Cut and Run(3) to get away.&nbsp; Many stances function as self-buffs, check out Master of the Hunt(22).&nbsp; Fighters have some good stances as well, including Boundless Endurance(2) for healing and Defensive Training(6) for defense buffs.&nbsp; Alternately, multiclassing into cleric provides some more obvious healing and buffing, though it's hard to make those self-only, as some of them can only be used on allies.And whether you look like a wolf or look like an elf is flavor.&nbsp; If we assume your melee attacks are bites and claws, there's nothing wrong with darting out from the underbrush, biting a guy, darting back into the underbrush, turning into an elf, firing an arrow, then turning back into a wolf(either taking two rounds or using an action point, of course).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theNater, post: 4294448, member: 62560"] Rogue is good, but have you considered ranger? An elf ranger with the Longstrider(16) power, Boots of Striding, and light armor can have a speed of 14 if he uses Expeditious Stride(10). You can get a pretty good turn of speed with any combination of those speed increasers. To "spring attack" you can use your move action to approach, then hit with Evasive Strike(1) or Cut and Run(3) to get away. Many stances function as self-buffs, check out Master of the Hunt(22). Fighters have some good stances as well, including Boundless Endurance(2) for healing and Defensive Training(6) for defense buffs. Alternately, multiclassing into cleric provides some more obvious healing and buffing, though it's hard to make those self-only, as some of them can only be used on allies. And whether you look like a wolf or look like an elf is flavor. If we assume your melee attacks are bites and claws, there's nothing wrong with darting out from the underbrush, biting a guy, darting back into the underbrush, turning into an elf, firing an arrow, then turning back into a wolf(either taking two rounds or using an action point, of course). [/QUOTE]

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